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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
Field Wide
Open For
New Ace
NV United Press)

The field is wide open for a new
leading American fighter ace.
Four of the top ranking flyers
today were grounded for various
reasons. These aces and their rec
ords are:
Capt. Don S. Gentle, Piqua, O.,
credited with 80 planes, including
seven destroyed in daring sweeps
over enemy airdromes in the Eu-
ropean theater.
Mai. Richard I. Bong, Poplar,
Wis. credited with 81 air victories
in the southwest Pacific area.
Mai. Joe Foss, Sioux Falls, S. D.,
credited with 26 victories in the
southwest Pacific.
Capt. Bob johnson, Lawton, Okla,
who has shot down Is Nazi planes
in combat. Only % of them have
been confirmed, however, with three
pending.
Should he eventually receive credit
for those three, johnson, along
with Bong and Foss, would top
Gentle if only planes shot down in
combat were counted. But flyers
contend this would not be alto
gether fair because fighters take
even greater proportionate risks to
bag planes on enemy airfields than
they do in dogfights in the sub
shakespeare. The danger from
anti-aircraft fire, they say, juStifieS
counting ground distinctions even
though this is not done In other
theaterS.
Short Rest
Gentle is going away for short
rest starting sometime today. 1t
is possible that his superior officers
will prevail upon him to go home to
Piqua for a 1ong-earner rest be-
cause he has served his tour of duty
several times and has more than
$50 combat hours behind him. Of
ficers said 1t was possible the strain
Of his recent flying and his deSig-
nation by Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover as a "one-man air force
had excited him unduly and caused
the crackup in which he has shak-
en- and cut slightly last week at
his home field.
Bong likewise has been ordered
to rest after running up his "ace
of aces" string of 81 combat VIC
tories in Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
theater-a record topping Eddie
Rickenbacker's World War I string
Foss has been given ground and
his experience as teacmfwypetac
Institutional assignment utilizing
his experience as a teacher, after
returning to the southwest Pacific
from home leave. The chances are
against his getting many more OPP
portunities to increase his total.
johnson. like Gentle, has CON-
pleted his tour OF duty and is not
likely to return to active service.
Leading contenderS in the Eu-
ropean theater include 1t. Col
Francis Gabreskie, Oil City, Penn.
who has shot down 10 planes in
combat and has been credited with
destroying two on the ground; Col
Glen Duncan, Houston, Tex, who
has total of II. 16 of them in COM
bat, and 1t. Col. David Schilling
Detroit, who has shot down Is.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
Compensation Agreements

Compensation Com m ssioner
John j. O'Connell today approved
the following agreements for
weekly payments during disabil-
ity:
John Delany Of 4 Clifton avenue
against ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.,
$l4.79 beginning April 6, injury to
right knee.
Joseph Candy of 228 Lincoln
street against Grotty Bros, $15.75
beginning Dec. 81, injury to left
ankle.
Patricia Ezerski of Sc Byran
street against Raymond Baking
Co., $17.05 beginning Feb. 20, in
jury to right leg.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
BETH ISRAEL men
BILL RABBI JUNG
Orthodox Leader AID.
dresses Club Tonight at
Hebrew Institute

Leo Jung, rabbi, scholar, author
and prominent orthodox leader, will
be the speaker at the Beth Israel
Mems Club meeting this evening at
the Waterbury Hebrew Institute
auditorium at 8:15 o'clock.
Murray Grossman, president
heads the committee in charge of
the meeting, assisted by Rabbi Max
Glitter and Maurice Gruskay.
Rabbi Jung combines the tradi-
ton and education of the great
schools of learning, the Yeshivoth OF
Hungary and Germany, with the
secular training of the Universe
ties of Vienna, Berlin, London
(Ph.D0 and Cambridge (M.A) He
has been Curator at the Cologne
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage certifi-
Gates have been filed with the
Bureau of Vital Statistics:
Roger L. Leclerc, 80 West Clay
street. and Rita H. OBrien, 80 East
Dover street.
Charles Macelis, 1853 Bank street,
and Josephine Faduano, 875 North
Main street.
Herman Nevin, 371 North Main
street, and Beatrice Bringman( 14O
Sylvan avenue.
John r. Coyle, 81 Sylvan avenue,
and Wanda M. Barkowski, 81 Madi-
son street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18

and the couples 130O-acre ranch
home, Dutch Branch, scene Of fire.
quent visits by Colonel RooSevelt's
parents.
Elliott Roosevelt and Ruth Cog
gins were married July 20, 1888,
only five days after q divorce was
granted in Nevada from Elizabeth
B. Bonner Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, whom
he had married Jan. l6 1882.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
Ex-C owpuncher and Antique Six Gun
Garry SagebruSh Warfare to Jungle
By S-Sgt. Gerald Waindel
o. s. Marine Combat Correspondent
Especial to NEA Service)

Especial to NEA Service)
Cape Gloucester, New Britain
Something Of the legendary Wild
West has been introduced to jungle
warfare with the arrival down here
Of Herman H. Boude, 36, q lean and
wiry little Army sergeant.
A cowpuncher for 20 years,
Sergeant Boude can spit tobacco
with the same accuracy, and al
most the range, of his 1871 model
single-action Colt revolver. That's
the pistol that tanned the West.
The Colt people called it the
'Peacemaker."
Sergeant Boude wears his pistol
lowlung at his waist, western
style. He shoots from the hip.
And he doesn't squeeze the trig-
ger: he trips the hammer with a
gnarled thumb.
DOG WARNED HIM
Attached to the Marines as a
scout and dog handler, Sergeant
Boude was padding silently
through the jungle ahead Of a
reconnaissance patrol in Japa-
nese territory, The dog, a huge
black shepherd, drifted ghoStlike
through the labyrinth Of trails.
He paused abruptly, instantly alert
ing the soldier to enemy presence
ahead.
Sergeant Boude moved more
cautiously, stepped into a clear
ing and saw a japanese soldier.
The Jap saw him, too. He had
his rifle almost to his shoulder
when Sergeant Boude's bullet hit
him.
There was no need to shoot
twice. The Japanese had clean
wound, on the left side of his
chest and a handSpan below the
shoulder. An astonished Marine
broke the silence with an awed
whisper:
II didn't even see him draw!"
This was nothing new for Serg-
cant Boude. He'd done it before
when he and Dick, his dog, were
lent to the Australian Army for
the Lac and Ramu Valley cam
paigns on New Guinea. He has
done it again since, amazing
Marines who are pretty good with
firearms themselves.
HE KNOWS ANIMALS
Sergeant Boude enlisted In
May, 1912, at Twin Falls, Idaho,
near the Kimberly ranch where
he was top hand "You gotta be
almost a veterinary to be top
hand on a ranch" says Boude.
Most likely because I was play
in nursemaid to herd of COWS,
they made me a dog trainer. I got
kind Of a hand with animals"
At Beltsville, Md, where the
scout dogs are trained, Sergeant
Boude shot the pistol range in
the CT, or regulation, manner.
He nunked badly. Then he shot
again, from the hip, and scored
as an expert.
The sergeant says he doesn't
have a home, on account of hav-
ing lived all over the west. His
father, s. T. Boude, lives at Chill
licothe, Mo. There, in a rambling
old frame homestead, is Sergeant
Boude's priced collection of 90
pistols and rifles, mostly old. "I've
got just about the entire Colt
hne," he says proudly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
WASTE PAPER BLAZE
IN BANK BASEMENT

Two fire engines, fire truck, the
booster pump and the emergency
wagon ans >ered call to the wa
terbury Trust Co. on Grand street,
at 7:51 this morning when some
waste paper in the basement caught
fire. No damage was reported.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

John J. Walsh, former chair
man of the board of education
was reported in unchanged cOndi-
ton this morning at st. Mary's
hospital where he is seriously iii.
Roger Walsh, manager OF
Mount Manressa band Of retreat
ants, was reported in poor con-
ditiOn at st. Mary's hospital where
he is critically iii.
Albert L. Paul, IA Edison ave-
nue., mathematics teacher at
Crosby high school, was reported
improved At New Haven hospital
where he Is . meningitis patient.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18

Oranges picked in the New He
brides were 50 large that two hands
could barely span them.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-18
POLICE SEEKING KIN
OF DROWNING VICTIM


Local police have been asked to
attempt to locate relatives OF Mary
L. Gleason, go, former Connecticut
resident, who was drowned Sunday
at Falmouth, Mass. She has son,
Martin, serving with the Army
overseas, and last lived in East
Hartford.
intendent Of the State Highway
Patrol, pledged the full facilities
of his department to tracking down
the crazy f1end" who committed
the murders.
Building construction has been
rapidly decreasing in South Africa
because of wartime controls.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-07
Rusija vesta u imperyijalizrnu

| jateljskih interesa prema Sow
ljetskoj Juniji.
| Kolika rnogucnost postoji "a
| poslerdtno izmirenje?
| Ali Velika Britannia i Sjedi-
niene Drzave SUI odobrili Said
ovu odluku kao sredstvo da Sc
spreci ruskoj drzavi zauzimanje
uljanih polja u Iranu. Pobeda
ruske drzave mad Said-om, pobe-
da je takodjer, mad britanskola i
americkom vladom. Borba oko l.
ranskog ulja jeste ekonomska,
ali je takodjer politicka. Jer
Sjedinjene Drzave j Velika Bri-
tanija ako bi sprecile Rusiji da
dobije iranska uljana polja, zna-
clio bi da bi Rusija imala malo
izgovora da odrzi ikakvu kon-
trolu mad ramon. Velikoj Bri-
tamil, Iran je linija saobracaja
u menu imperiju kao sto je i
zemlja "a eksploatisanje. 'Na-
ton" u izdanju cd Z novembra
postavi pitanje: "Ako 'Velike
Tri' dozvole sporove owe vrste
i da iskacu ma javnost dok Sc oni
jos bore protiv zajednickog ne
prijatelja, koliko je tn onda mo-
gucnosti "a stabilni zajednicki
front medju NINA kada rat bu-
de svrsen?"
Odgovor ma pitanje "Nation"-a
je, naravno, nikakva mogucnost.
y prkos obecanja, ugovora pro
pagande, ekonomske, politicke j
balansirane-moci, razilazenja ce
produzavati da postoje u "pas-
jede-psa" sistemu privatnog j dr.
zavnog kapitalizma. Ova razila-
zenja mace neprekidnu opasnost
novih militarnih ratova. Da b;
Sc dokoncala ia opasnost, razila-
zenja Sc moraju dokoncati. Da b.!
Sc dokoncala razilazenja, svet Sc
mora preurediti ma osnovi Socija-
liZma, ne ma ruskom drzavizm,.,
nego ma zajednickom vlasnistvu
i demokratskoj upravi svih sreds-
tava proizvodnje.
WEEKLY PEOPLE, 25. nc
vembra, 1944.)
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mrava isprica mu radi cega je
dosao, a Sta 81 ii radio celog pros
log leta? Upita ga mrav. Svirao
sam, odgovori mu skakavac. E
pa sada idi pa igraj, doskoci mu
mrav. Moralna pouka owe price,
prava je suprotnost stvarnog u
vota. U zivotu, nrav je najam-
nj radnik, on je tai koji svoiin
trudom ne stvara. Skakavac, to
je leni kapitalista. Pa ipak rad
mix je tai koji oskudeva, da ne
kazemo nista wise, dok je kapita-
lista tai koji uziva sve blago-
dati zivota. y
Nakon sto SUI proleterska deca
pozobala svu nastavu osnovnila
skola, poneki cak i wish sko'a,
tvornica ie svima naredno pribe-
ziste. Borba "a hleb zivot. ! /,
ovoj borbi "a zivot, burzoaska
stampa ne ostavlja-ih ma riru.
Casopisi svih mogucih -naziva.
dnevna stampa, sa sitnim krup-
nim slovima; sa slikama crnin ]
Sarenin. Sve to ina da poslu2i
"a dale ''obrazovanje" radnicle
klase. Pa cak mozes i da biras
Ako neces da citas oval, ii uzmi
onaj casopis, iii novinu. Ovo We
Il ne samo "a mas iugoslavensiz
Ii englesl<i jerk, to vazi "a sve
ostale jezike koliko in god na
svetu ina. Ali ma koliko birao ii
ces Il svakom slucaju de citas ka-
pitalisticku stanpu. I'll ces da e.
taS ono sto ii karitalisti daiu j
sto oni hoee ola tt kao najannri
radnik citas. A cineci ta1So, tee
ria 0 klasnoj borbi oslohodie-
niu radnicke klase ispod naisra-
nog ropstva, estate "a sve takve
radnilSe knjiga zapeeacena sa Sc
dam pecata. Davno ie reeeno.
Nije dovoljno samo da znades ii
tati. Nego je pitanie: Sta citas?
Oslobadjati radnicku klasu is
pod otrovnog upliva burzoaske
stampe uputiti istu da cita svo-
iu radnicku stampu, jeste prvi
korak u pravcu bolje j sretniie
buducnosti. Tai posao obavliase.
obavlja i sve ga wise mora obav-
ljati nasa usmena pismena agi-
tacija. Pod prilikama koje pre-
zivljujemo, a bez narocitih agi.
tatora, usmenu agitaciju imamo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-07

|obaveze pod sporazumom savez-
nistva izmedju Irana, u. S. S. r. j
Britanije."
Poplava okrivljenja iranske
Wade produzavase u "najboljoj"
imperijalistickoj modi. Iranska
vlada beSe optuzivana da Sc drzi
ma strani britanskih americkih
uljanih interesa. Sjedinjene Dr.
zave behu indirektno napadnute
sa izjavom da su americke tru-
pc u "nezavisnom Iranu" bez j.
kakvog ugovora. "Demokratski"
element behu otkriveni Iranu
koji Sc protivise cinu njihove
Wade i behu ma strani zahteva
ruske drzave. Iskaz ruskog pod
komesara stranih poslova bese
iznesen, izjavljujuci da ruska
vlada ne moze wise kooperisati
sa vladom premijera Saida.
Diplomatska pobeda ruske
drzdve.
Ma 9. novembra, dodje lives
tai il Turske javljajuci da je j.
ranski PREMIER dao zahvalu ma
polozaju. Ruske novine obelo-
danise izvestaj TEX sledeceg da-
ma j onda napustise stvar, ocito
cekajuci sledece naredbe krem-
linskih birokrata. Dok ovo pi-
semo, nagodba owe stvari je u
neizvesnosti, sto znaGi da je sa-
da manevrisanje liza kulisa.
Ma 16. novembra depesa New
York "Daily Worker"-u glasise:
cred Stars [novina ruske Ar
mijeJ polltickl komentator, kon-
stantin Holman, iznese danas os-
tavku iranskog premijera Ma
raghei Saba kao glavnu pouku
anti-sovjetskim politicarima ma
sve strane da Sc oni ne mogu
osloniti ma moguca razilazenja
izmedju Sovjetske Junije, S. D.
i Velike Britanije. -. Said-ovo
iskustvo dokazalo je jasno da
pod postojecim okolnostima ve-
likog uticaja Sovjetske Junije
ma medjunarodne poslove, nijed-
ma Sc vlada ne moe odrzati u Ira
nu koja upravlja politiku nepri-
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Sta &c nam sluziti "a potsticaj?

Smisao ovoga pitania jeste da mi imamo
potsticaj danas Stvarno kapitalizam slama sva-
XII pravi potsticai, osim 'potst ,caia' da bude-
mo "prepiedeni'', "guraiuci'' da ''izadiemo
napred" cepajuc drugoga coveka. Cesto kapita
liam dava radncima ''potstreka" da liencare
ma poslu ako in Sc ne izbaci van. ''Potstrek"
koji Sc dava kapitalistima ME potstrek koii
koristi drustvu. To je sustastveno isti "pot
strek" kao onaj koii potstiee dzepokradicu na
njegovu necasnu aktivnost.
= drugu ruku, ako radnik tleba da ina
potstreka danas kada on rrima samo oko
jedne sestine syoga prozvoda = on &c imati
onda sest puta toliko potstreka pod Secijali-
zmom kada ga bude prmao svega.
Ali pod Socijalzmom potstrek Sc nece sas-
tojati iskllnGiyo u materijalnim nagradama,
premda &c tc postojati obilno; on &c Sc sastoiati
takodjer moralnom dulovnom zadovoljstvu
vrsenia svoga odablanog rada pristoino u
saznanju da covekov rad. umesto da obogaciva
parazite, okoriScava drustvo.
Kap.talistieki ''potstrek" jeste proizvod
"pas- -jede- psa' karaktera kapitalizma. Socja-
listicki potstrek ieste blagotvorni proizvod ko-
operacije. Prvi sputava progres; drugi ga una
Predjuje do bezgranicnog porasta.
(Nastavice se.)
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Glavni uslov "a opstanak burzoaske klase
jeste nagomilayanje bogatstva ruke pojedi-
naca, stvaranje j umnozavanje kapitala. Uslov
IA opstanak kapitala jeste najamni rad. Ma
jamni pax rad pociva ma medjusobnoj konku-
renciji izmedju radnika Napredak industrije,
usamljenost koju konkurencija medju radnici-
ma stvara, udruzenjem. Sa razvitkom krupne
industrije izmice Sc dalle sama podloga ma ko-
joj burkoazija proizvodi proizvode sebi pri-
svaja. Pre- svega ona proizvodi svoje sopstve-
ne grobare. Njena propast pobeda proleta-
fijata neizbezni su.
- Komunisticki Manifest.
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(Nastavak 81 /. strane)

: !
Tribune" je dodala da su obaves-
teni izvori u Washingtonu "u-
kazali, dakako, da Sovjetska Ju-
Mia nije obavezana sa ikakvim
ugovorom sa Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna i Velikom Britanijom da
ceka do posle rata da ustanovi
koncesije."
Iranska odluka znaci da bri-
tanski kapital ne moze prosiriti
svoju kontrolu mad uljanim po-
lima j da americki kapital ne
moze dobiti svoju prvu kontrolu
uljanih polja u Iranu do posle
rata. Obicno, takva odluka kod
poteinjene nacije kao Iran ostva-
rice Sc u. primenu raznih oblika
diplomatskog i politickog pritis-
ka cd ODE, britanske americke
Wade i, ako bi Sc ovo pokazalo
nedelotvorno, primenu jacih
cinova ekonomskog militarnog
pritiska. Ali, dok je u kreposti,
odluka zamrzava drugoga kon-
kurenta "a uljana polja = kon-
kurenta sa vecom militarnom 81
lom u tome delu sveta.
Nadevanje imena sluzi lao i'm
perijalisticko orudje.
Sest dana nakon sto je Moskva
pustila novost odricanju trans
ke Wade da udovolji "preporu-
ci" ruske drzave, ruska drzavna
ofenziva protiv Irana bese otvo-
rena. 'Najbolji interest" trans
kog naroda, receno je, da su os-
krnavleni. Iranski odnos sa Ru-
sijom povredjen je. Iranska Via
da bese okrivljena "a ostavljanje
nekaznjenim "stetnih cinova IL
vesnih zlo-namernih elemenata"
koji su ometali redovni tok sa-
vezniekih snabdevStina Rusiji
kroz Iran nisu Sc protivili sa-
dasnjem ''povecanju podzemnog
rada cd pro-fasistickih elemena-
ia u Iranu". Iranska vlada beSe,
takodjer optuzivana "a proga-
mamie "iranskih zvanicnika koji
nastoje da lojalno vrse njihove
70 f~Ls4
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Kdrlo Marks
liz "Kapitala.'

Tajna prvobitne akumulacije
Videi smo kako Sc novac pre-
tvara u kapital, kako Sc pomocu
kapitala pravi visak, vrednosti a
IL viska vrednosti wise kapitala.
Medjutim, akumulacija kapitala
ina "a pretpostavku visak vred-
nosti, visak vrednosti kapitalis-
ticku proizvodnju, ova pax po-
stojanje vecih masa kapitala i
radne snage u rukama proizvo-
djaca roba. Citavo ovo kretanje
izgleda dakle kao da Sc vrti u
pogresnom krugu, IL kojega mo-
zemo izici samo ako pretposta-
Vino jednu 1'pruobitnu' akunau-
laciju ("previous accumulation"
u A. Smitha) koja prethodi ka-
pitalistickoj, akumulaciii koia
nije rezultat kapitalistickog ma
Gina proizvodnje, vec njegova
polazna taGka.
Ova pruobitna akumulacija j.
gra politickoj ekonomiji otpri-
like istu ulogu koju prvi greh
igra u teologiji. Adam zagrize
jabuku i time Sc greh svali ma
ljudski rod. Tako Sc i poreklo
akumulacije objasnjava jednom
anegdotom il proSlosti. U davno
minulo doba bila je ma jednoj
strani elita vrednih, razboritih i
pre- svega stedljivih ljudi, ma
drugoj lenji nevaljalci koji SUI
procerdali sve Sto SUI imali, pa i
wise od toga. l tako Sc zbilo da
su prvi nagomilaH bogatstuo, a
oni drugi nisu wise nista imali
da prodadu osim rodjene koze.
Odonda postoji siromaStuo Uelike
mase, koja jos i danas, uprkos
radu, nema Sta da proda do sebe
samu, bogatstuo malobrojnih.
koje neprekidno raste iako su o.
nj odavno prestali da rade.
Svakako, il legende 0 teolos-
kom prvom grehu saznajemo- "a
sto SUI ljudi bill prokleti da u
znoju Hca svoga jedu svoj hleb;
no prica ekonomskom prvom
grehu ispunjava tesko osecanu
prazninu, otkrivajuci nam zasto
ina ljudi kojima takva sudbina
nije nikako potrebna.
Ovakve bljutave detinjarije
stalno Sc nanovo prezvakavaju.
G.. Theirs je n. pr. imao smelosti
da cak sa sveeanom drzavnic-
kom ozbiljnoscu servira takve
price nekad tako duhovitim
Francluzima, napisavsi o tom
knjigu S kojom je mislio da je
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da obavljamo iskljucivo mi cia-
novi simpaticari nase Fedora
cije. Mi moramo radnike naSeg
jezika snabdeti sa Radnickom
Borbom ostalom literaturom.
moramo III uputiti da citaju j
studiraju, time Sc postize j onaj
drugi dec pismene agitacije koga
ina da dalje obavlja naSa stam-
pa.
S tom svrhom vidu mas Cen
tralni Odbor pokrece ovu kam-
paniu. Kakav &c mo uspela poz-
njeti, to zavisi cd mas clanova j
sinpaticara. I.u ovom pothvatu.
neka bi mas, sve vecem uspehu
gonilo saznanje; da. sve dok bu-
de postoialo danasnje kapitalis-
tiGho uredienje, q S obziron na
Sve uZaSe l Stradanla kroZ ko1a
danas prolazi naSa klasa, "a rad
nicku klasu, pod tim uredjenjem-
nenaa i ne moze biti nj trunka
made u bolju i sretniju buduc-
rost. Bolja sretnija buducnost
o6ekuje nasu klasu iedino pod
Socijalizmom. Radi toga kaplta-
liam Sc mora oboriti. Ucinimo
we sto je u nasoj moci da Rad
nicku Borbu sto dale prosirimo.
Prosiruiuci Radnicku Borbu M
prosiruienao spasonosno ucenle
cocijalistieke Radnicke Partl1e
Ii pospesavamo dan oslobodlen1a
nase klase ispod najannog rops-
iva.
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gova. To je bedem ma putu naSe
stampe i tai Sc bedem mora ra-
zoriti.
Da Sc radnicka klasa odrzi pod
uplivom kapitalisticke stampe.
tai process nije poceo danas iii
JUICE. On je poceo sd pocetkom
radnicke pismenosti. Kmetskom
radniku u feudalnom drustvu nj
je bilo potrebno da zna citati i
pisati. Ma svome stapicu on bi
zarezao: toliko merica hrane me-
nj, a toliko gospodaru i time Sc
stvar svrsava. Sa naiamnim rad
nixon pod kapitalizmom stvar
stoji drukcije. Poiava moderne
industrije zahtevase radnicku
pismenost. A posto je Engleska
kolevka kapitalisticl1og naGina
proizvodnje to je i pitanie tako-
Zvane skolske obaveze Ia radni-
ke prvenstveno tamo iskocilo.
Tako ie "progresivna" burzoazi-
liza postala Npobornik' radnicke
pismenosti. Peakcionarna bur-
zoazija ustaiase protiv toga, 60
voreci, da najamnog roba ne tre-
ba nipoSto uciti citati. Neboite
/ Sc, nista Sc neboite, tesla III ie
niihova s'progresivna" bratiia,
nebojte Sc, jer om &c citati ono
sto i'm mi damo. Tal<o ie bilo.
a~tako ie velikin delom i danas.
Radnicka kIasa Jos cita ono sto
joi danasnja kapitalisticka klasa
dale, a II tome jeste njena me-
sreca.
Od kolevke pa do groba nad
radmkom lebdi avet kapitalistic-
| kog obrazovania. u osnovnin1
skolama radnicka deca kljukaju
Sc raznim pricanna koje su Il pot
punoi suprotnosti sa stvarnim Ii
votom. Da navedemo samo jed
nu cd takvih prica To je prica
O mravu skakavcu. Prica sc ka-
ko je mrav celoga leta radio -
mnogo radio. Skakavac je ma pro-
tiv celoga leta u travi svirao.
DoSla je zima. Mrav je uzivao o.
no sto je preko leta prikupio.
lSkakavac je oskudevao gladova-
o, da ne bi cd gladi krepao, kre-
ne Sc on jednog dana da trazi cd
mrava nesto hrane. Stigavsi do
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