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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
FORMER BANKER OF FAIRBANKS IS
 SMOKE VICTIM

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Oct. 16- Richard Wood, former banker and head of the Fairbanks Insurance Agency, suffocated to death yester- day in his cabin from smoke from a burning mattress, lighted by a cigarette.
 Presumably, Wood had been smoking in bed and fell asleep. The body was found on the floor clad in underwear. He had prob- ably awakened and was attempting to reach a window for air when he was overcome.
 Wood came north from Arizona in '98, was in Dawson and then came to Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
4S PASSENGERS
 IN FROM SOUTH

Passengers from the south dis embarking last night from the Princess Louise were: Howard J. Butcher, Dolores Bruns, Howard D. Baker, Gust Brusulii, Alvin Ca- pener, Lillian L. Capener, Ringer Capener, Martin Albert Dietz, Lil- lian Dietz, Robert L. Gill, Law renee N. Hagen, Charles M. Hood, Robert Henderson, Helen Tender son, Edward L. Keithahn.
 Charles B. Leasing, Helen R. Mansfield, Oliver T. Mansfield, Ann Mierzejewski, Mart h. Newbold Stanley G. Peterson, Marga N Pugh, Michael Pugh, Maggie Raf- ter, Stanley E. Streeton, Cecile E. Streeton, George Stevens, Ross Sumervell, Kenneth E. Teston, Betty Teston, Charles M. Strick- len.
 From Prince Rupert: William w. Larson, Donalda J. Manley.
 From Ketchikan-D. G. Daskalos, Rad Mitrovich, Jack Jacobsen, John Short, Irene Dwyer, F. w. William son, Miss G. Ringstad, J. E. Boyle, J. w. Huston, L. B. De Long, E. Stone, H. J. OSter.
 From Wrangell = R. N. Hester, Miss Mary I. Allshouse and Roy Churchill.
 Leaving for Skagway were: Ray Day, Lawrence Wand, Mary Bean, Glenn B. Smith, K. H. Keith, K. E. Switzer, Mrs. J. w. Lane, John W. Lane, Wilbur Irving and Ada Winther.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
SIXTEEN BROUGHT
 HERE FROM 5!TKA

Passengers arriving in Juneau from Sitka Sunday on the North Sea were: Corineen Anderson, Betty Cleaves, Mrs. Fay Griffis, Victor Griffis, A. F. Arnold, Lloyd Cook, Lewis J. Hamilton.
 John Littlefield, Mrs. John Little field, Emmett Connor, Harold Bates, Norman Demo, Kenneth Keith, Ralph Mize, Mrs. Ted Carter, Lillian Collier.
 Leaving for Petersburg on the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
US0-AWS Square
 Dance "Wednesday

Combining with the USO, the American Womens Voluntary Ser vices will sponsor square dances the first and third Wednesdays of each month instead of on Mon days as previously scheduled. The first affair will be held on the evening of October Is and will take place at the A. B. Hall beginning at o'clock.
 A. B. Cain will direct the square dances and music will be provided by Messrs. Peterson and Mcintyre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
GREY NUNS HERE SUNDAY

The five Grey Nuns who are to assume management of the Griffin Memorial Hospital at Kodiak, passed through Juneau last night on the Princess Louise, enroute to Skagway. They will return to Ju- neau Wednesday morning on the same boat, where they will board plane for Kodiak
 The Rev. Edgar Gallant accom- panied the nuns from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
19 PASSENGERS
 HERE ON YUKON

Passengers arriving i'll Juneau from Seattle on the Yukon were: Mary B. Allen, Matt Bilonich, John Bavard, Ann E. Cavan, Mrs. Jean F. Craig, Frank D. Craig, Doris McEachren, w ID. Gross, Daniel Gross, Solveig Havdahl, Albert Johansen, Ruby M. Miller, Jean O'Hara, James G. O'Hara, Ella G. Wilhite, June N. Young.
 From Ketchikan Ellsworth A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-1 :54 a. m, 16.3 feet. Low tide-7:53 a. m., IT feet. High tide-2:00 p. m., 17.3 feet. Low tide-8:16 p. m., 0.0 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
PARATRooPER LEAVES

Lew Williams, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Lew Williams, left for Seattle over the weekend He will report for assignment with para troop outfit. Williams recently fin ished training in that branch of the service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
FIRE IN GALLEY

At 7:20 p. m. Saturday, Juneau Volunteer Fire Department ans wered a call to the Upper City Float where a galley fire on the Nellie B. was extinguished. Minor damage was reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
GOVERNOR LEAVES

Gov. Ernest Gruening flew south Sunday enroute to San Francisco, where he will spend few days be- fore going east to Washington, D. c. He will probably be away until after the first of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
JOHN BAVARD HOME

John Bavard, of the Merchant Marine, has arrived in Juneau on a two weeks furlough to visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. Nick Ba- yard, of the California Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
MARRIAGE APPLICATION

Application for m marria g e license was made late Saturday at the U. s. Commissioners court by Harold F. Cullivan and Mary Jean Simpson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
HEALTH COUNCIL TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting of the Gastineau Health Council will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Juneau Public Health Center, Room 108, Territorial Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
RRuST TAKES TRIP

A brief business trip was made over the weekend by Reinholt Brust, chief clerk for the Alaska Indian Service, who went to Skag- way and returned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
SITKANS HERE

Mrs. George Henderson and son have arrived here from Sitka and are staying at the Baranof. Sam Morris, of Sitka, is also a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
GROSS RETURNS

w. D. Gross, who has been in California for many months, has returned to Juneau, accompanied by his son, Daniel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
FIRST SNOW TRACE

The first trace of snow of the year appeared on the top of Mount Juneau early this morning, but disappeared in the rain and fog
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
HERE FROM HAYNES

NIT. and Mrs. A. H. Kingsbury and daughter have arrived here from Haines, and are now staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
HALLOWEEN PARTY

For all Emblem Club members and escorts. Elks Hall. October IT, 800 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
NORTH COAST IN PORT

Steamer North Coast, under char ter to the Government, was in port Sunday and loaded fish here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16
HERE FROM HAYNES

J. c. Paddock, of Haines, is in town and a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16

McCullock, N A. Eachran, Howard Solloway.
 Leaving on the Yukon were Jessie Mills, Bailey Covey, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Coppinger, Frank L. Rochelle, R. c. Fredericks, Ray E. Boggoan, Clyde Halcomb, Roman Menzyer, Thomas Penton, MT. and Mrs. William c. Saby, James Hammer, Peter Hanson, Kenneth Muska. Robbie Dooley, Ethel Lind- ley, H. Woodward, Ann Cavan and Walter J. Metz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-16

CARNEGIE GOES SOUTH Claude Carnegie, of the Juneau Florists. has left for the south on business trip.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18

sima. l, ako bi stalinisti bill YER
nj tome sto SUI rekli, ako znadu
Sta SUI rekli, oni bi trebali traziti
da Sc "dokraici" sam kapitalizam
koji "potstice sudare klasa'. Ali,
mozda Sc mi varamo u nasem
gornjem zakljucku. Mozda oni
misle, zaista misle, da Sc do
konca aktivnost" revolucionar-
nog pokreta = S. L. P! Jer je
S. L. P. jedina koja aktivno radi
ma "dokoneanju klasnih sudara', !,
OBARANJEM SAMOG KAPI-
TALIZMA! Ali, stalinisti NIECE
takvo "dokoncanje klasnih su-
dara". Oni samo iskoriscavaju
Prvi Maj "a "dokoncanje klasnih
sudara' samom kapitaizmu,
CHE produzenje moguce, i ako
privremeno, samo uvadjanJem
nacizma! A sad ma "Slobodnu
Rec.
Ma prvoj strani Cd %. aprila,
ina jedan clanak cd urednika,
pod naslovom: 'Prvi Maj. U po-
cetku Sc istice da je Prvi Maj
dan zahteva, solidarnosti medju-
narodnog radnistva, ne samo "a
bolje uslove rada i zivota pod
kapitalizmom, nego zahtev ga
bolji pravedniji poredak". Ali
uloga radnistva, dale Sc kaze, nj
kada nije bila potrebnija nego
sto je danas. Radi cega? "Ne radi
Sc [danas] vi$e samo prauina
rudnicke klase" veil Sc u clanku,
"nego Sc radi pravima j zivotu
celih naroda. "a uspeh u ovoj
borbi ne postaUJa Sc Oise sano
pitanje SOLIDARNOSTI radni$-
tva. nego pitanje SOLIDARNOS-
TIi JEDINSTVA CELOG naro-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
BEDA FELOZ0FTJE.

da SVIH demokratskih ndroda
SVETA." (Krupna slova moja,
crna u originality
Logika gornjeg, istovreme-
no iskoriscavanje Prvog Maja za
kapitalisticke svrhe, jeste u tc-
me, da je u proSlim decenijama
bio ispravno raditi "a prava rad
nicke klase, koja Sc mogu posticl
jedino obaranjem kapitalizma i.
uspostavljanjem Socijalizma. Al,
ne danas. Tadasnja prava r2o
nicke klase danas imadu da Sc
prosire ola obuhvataju demo
kratske" kapitaliste sveta.
Dale Sc kaze, kako je radnis-
two u proslim godinama obu-
stavljalo posao i demonstriralo
svoju solidarnost i doslovno na-
stavlja: "Danas Prog Maja rad
nistuo treba da PODVOSTRUCT
SVOJ RAD u fabrikama ! radio
nicama u rudnicima i poduzeci-
ma da proizuode $to vise oruzja
i materijala borbi naroda pro-
tiU faSistiGkih varvara." (Krupna
slova moja, a podvuceno u origi-
nalu.) I zahtevajuci gornje ovim
recima: 6. to SUI lozinke danas-
Meg Prvog Maja! To SUI danas
zadatci radnistva, jer ako njih
ne ispunimo, sve borbe radnieke
klase kroz decenije mogu biti u
zaludne!"
Logika pax ovoga jeste u tome,
ako radnicka klasa ispuni pravu
''lozinku" Prvog Maja, IT, ako
obori kapitalizam, preuzma sred-
stva proizvodnje u svoje ruke !
produzi proizvadjati u Interest,"
same sebe, da Sc time nece is
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
Dole ruke sa Pruog Majia

koia Sc zavrsava obaranjem ka-
pitalizma uspostavlianjem So
cijalizma. Ali "a staliniste je To-
gika deveta rupa ma gaidama. F.
vo njihove 'logike": ''Bez obizra
ma klase", produzava pomenuti
uvodnik, "covecanstvo [radnici !
njihove gulikoze, k kapi t alisti
marsha protiv svog neprijatelja
[protiv radnika kapitalista u
fasistickim zemljamal." To nije
ljudska vec je konjska logika.
Oni ne dele stanovnistvo kapita-
listickih ratujucih, pa i ne ratuju-
cih, zemalja ma KLASE, vec da
dele ma kapitalisticke "ortaklu-
ke". A il tih "ortakluka" neizbez-
noproistice klasna saradnja, ne
samo "demokratskim", vec u
fasistickim zemljama.
"Ovde u America, dale Sc ka-
ze u tom uvodniku, 'mi cemo ra-
diti Ina Prvi Mail. Mi cemo
.PROIZVADJATI do GRANGE. :"
(Krupna slova moja.) A zasto
bas ma Prvi Maj da radnici pro
izvadjaju do granice' svoje mo-
ci? Da Sc porazi neprijatelj Ame-
rike, kaze uvodnik. Ko je tai ne
prijatelj kapitalisticke Amerike?
Kapitalisticka Nemacka. Ali, ka-
pitalisticka je, i ako po razlicitim
formama, jedna druga! q mes
to da poziva radnike bar ma Prvl
Maj, da Sc organizuju "a preu1:zl-
mamie sredstva "a proizvodnJu U
svoje ruke da obore kapitali-
zam, oni je pozivaju da do grsa-
MICA svoje moci proizvodi stva-
ra visak vrednosti "a americke
kapitaliste. Ali TEX sada dolazl
glavno. Slusajte ga:
"Ovaj', Prvi Maj, "je dan koJl
&c DOKONcATI aktivnosti O.
nih koji bi potstrekavali SUklOr|7- SUklOr|7
BE KLASA medju MAMA -
Ma prvom mestu, sa ovim STALL
nisti prikazuju sami sebe kao
prave budale. Nema tn, niti mo-
ze biti, nj jednog pojedinca nj
pokreta koji moze ''potsticati SUI
dare klasa medju mama. "Suda-
re klasa potstice', sam kapitalis-
ticki sistem, koji je zasnovan ma
suprotnim ekonomskim intere-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18

puniti niene zadace, vec da ce to
biti uzaludno. Nego obratno, ako
"podvostrucimo svoj rad" "a pro-
izvadianie wise viska vrednosti
"a kapitalisticku klasu, tex on
da cemo ispuniti svoju zadacu
koja nece biti uzaludna.
Lozinka Prvog Maia jeste So
lidarnost radnicke klase sveta "a
obaranje SVETSKOG kapitaliz-
ma uspostavljanje SVETSKE
REPUBLIKE RADA. A ne "a So
idarnost radnicke klase kapi-
talisticke klase.
Toga radi, mi dovikuiemo sta
linistima: Dole ruke sa Prvog
Maja, politicke hulje!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
Nasii dopiisii
Sa Prvomajske proslave

Steubenville, o.
!. U nedelju 80. aprila, Jugosla-
venski Ogranak j mesna Sekcija
S. L. P, proslavili SUI zajednicki
Prvi Maj, u svom lokalu 537
Wells st.
Poseta bese dobra. O znacaju
Prvog Maja govorili SUI drugovi
Harry Brostman, John Derosky,
Milan Krnic i l.. Anderson. I ma
kon vecere, koja bese priredjena
cd mnogo vista ukusnog .jela, ta-
kodjer kolaca, cd nasih druga-
rica i simpaticarki i nakon 60
vora, izvrsena je i kolekcija "a
Izborni Fond S. L. P. Imena
prilagaca, kako sledi:
G. Radulovic $1,000. L. Ander-
son $3.50. Pc $500: A. T., M. Kr-
mic, H. Brostman, M. Bobceff, S.
Vignjevic, S. Yukic, F. Busic, Mi
lie Barac, Cvijeta Divic, M. Kira-
sic i S. Kotur. Pc $4.OO: L. Mrvos
i Beuk familija. Po $500: BraSe-
novic, Maria Brozovic, ]. Deros-
ky, E. Milosevic, N. Malbasa i
G. Sobot. M. Tepavac $3.50. Pc
$500: J. Burac, Hermina Barac,
lila cuic, Mary Kukic, Rade
Paste, M. Smoljanovic, lila Zee
Il Rade Roknic. Pc $1.50: Anna
Sauer i C. Zatezalo. Po Sl.00:
Mrs. Brostman, G. Bijelic, Nikola
Maodus, Milka Vukelic, Sn1ilia
Krnic, Anna Pavic, Annie Ralic i
Mary Ralic. Po so: Annie Barac
| i Danny Barac. Svega $1,000.
Sledece drugarice drugovi
| poklonili su u hrani: Familija
.Brozovic $4,000, Mrs. H. Brost-
man $500, Mrs. ]. Deroskv $l00,
Anka Beuk $500 i Cveta Mrvos
| $1.00.
! U ime Ogranka Sekcije svi-
ma hvala, a narcotic simpatiea-
rima familiji Brozovic, koji su
poklonili' stvari u vrednosti "a
$4,000, kao prilog Izbornom Fon-
/ du S. L. P.
A. Sauer, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

tt protu-Marksisticki "Marksi-
zam".
Radnici sveta vec bi trebali da
pojme sve owe prevare "miru",
o "trajnom i pravednom miru'
i da prekinu svoje idealne veze
sa sluzbenom Rusfjom, te da ira
ze inspiracije obavestenja "a
svoje oslobodjenje u Marksistic-
koj filozofiji koja ne stvara spo-
razume i izmirenja sa svetskim
izrabljivaeima. Radnici trebaju
da podignu sasvim novi svetsl1i
pokret, nezavisan cd sluzbene
Rusije da povedu sami svoju
borbu "a oslobodjenje. Samo je
moguce oeekivati produzenje u
gnjetavanja cd svih tih burzoas-
kin konferencija, pa makar da Sc
ma NINA i Stain nalazi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
Sa Prvomajske Proslave
Youngstown, Ohio

Ia istinski revolucijonarni rad
nicki pokret ne SINE da posto]e
nikakve zapreke niti kakovi IL
govori "a napustanje iii odrlca-
ME svojih postojecih ustanova.
Jedna cd tih nasih ustanova re-
volucijonarnog pokreta jeste me-
diunarodni radnicki dan Prvl
Maj.
Prvi Maj je dan kada radnlc-
ka klasa svih zemalja odaje svo-
ju drugarsku pocast u znak So
lidarnosti jedinstva jedni dru-
gina preko svih nacijonalnih
granica sveta. To. je dan kada
proleteri sveta navestuju kapita-
listickoj klasi da SUI oni svi dn-
sevno povezani "a ideju obaranla
kapitalizma uspostavljenje So
ciialisticke Zajednice.
u ovom duhu je 0 gran a K
Youngstown proslavio Prvi Maj
u nedelju 80. aprila. Govornik je
bio clan naseg Ogranka, drug j.
Busdon, koji je odrzao valjano
predavanie revolucijonarnom
znacaju Prvog Maja. Bee obzira
ma malu posetu, mas Ogranak sc
ponosi da je sa ostalim partijs-
kim subdivizijama prisustvovao
u ovoj znacajnoj godini IL zna-
cajnijoj proslavi ovog medjuna-
rodnog radnickog blagdana.
Neka radnicka klasa Amerike
iradnicka k]asa celog sveta INA
de da Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija ie nece nikada izneveri-
I'll. Rat iii mir, fasizam iii de
mokratija", bez obzira ma reak-
ciiu, smetnje i zapreke, Scotia
listicka Radnicka Partiia ce dr.
zsti visoko barjak klasne borbe
i siriti medjunarodnu radnicku
solidarnost koju predstavlja Pr
vi Maj.
Posle govora prisutni su bill
pocasceni sa vecerom i tom pri-
likom prilozili $11.00 blagajni O.
granka "a nasu propaganda.
V. NJ, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-18
(Nastavak sa l. stranel

(Nastavak sa /. stranel
lizaciju proizvodnih sredstava..." :"
/ rezolucija produzava: g. pre-
ma tome, duznost je radnika
SVIJU zemalja da Sc swim Ira
zumnim] sred S tvi m BORE
PROTIV jedne socijalne organi-
zacije [kapitalizma] koja in u
gnjetava i koja u opste UGRO-
zAVA SVAKI SLOBODA A N
RAZVITAK [RADNOG] CO.
VEcANSTVA. -" (Krupna slo-
va moja.)
Kao sto citaoc primecuje da
smo citirali il rezolucija sva tri
Kongresa. To smo ucinili zbog
diva razloga: prvo, sto SUI prva
diva Kongresa vezana sa imenom
najveceg oca Socijalizma, Karla
Marksa, Pariski Kongres, "a
kojeg je Mehring rekao, da znaci
mobilizaciju jedne velike prole-
terske vojske "a socijalnu revo-
luciju, drugo, da Sc sto jasnije
mogu videti zahtevi, smisao j OBJ
jasnjenja Prvog Maja, cd strane
stalinistickih becara, kad Sc upo-
rede sa zahtevima, smislom i OBJ
jasnjenjem gornjih rezolucija.
Ovde cemo navesti iz celokup-
nog stalinistickog jata stampe
samo liz dive novine, 'Daily Work
era, cd /. maja "Slobodne Re-
ci" cd q. aprila.
DAILY Worker" posvecuje Pr
vomajskoj Proslavi svoj prvi u
vodnik pod naslovom: "Nase Pr
vomajske Duznosti'' 'Danas, Pr
vog Maja", pocinje tai uvodnik,
"napredni radnici sveta bice uje-
dinjeni u njihovim mislima. Oni
&c biti kao jedan, takodjer, u
njihovim nadahnucima i cilJevl-
ma" Posto je cilj radnicke kla-
Sc, oslobodjenje ispod najamnog
ropstva, logika gornjih pocetnih
reci neizbezno vodi zakIucku,
da bi radnicka klasa dosla do
svog ella, ona Sc mora organize
vati U svoje KLASNE, politicke
ekonomske organizacije, pomo-
Gu kojih da vodi KLASNU BOR-
BU protiv svog KLASNOG ne
prijatelja, kapitalisticke klase
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Nije to politicka organizaci5a
-kao sto nacela pokazuju i kso
sto Gu ia dokazati = koja moe
"uzeti i drzati'' zemlju i kapital,
te plodove niihove. Ova funkciia
- kao sto nacela progiasuju i
kao sto Gu ia dokazati = rezervi-
sana ie "a ekonomsku organiza-
ciju radnicke klase. = DANIEL
DE LEON.
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kroz Paftiju i Federacju

tVenlm QOgdQJaJlmd, KOJl ce OH,
besumnje, prilog mas i nase
klase.
Oval isti mas simpaticar, kako
smo bill izvesteni, prilikom pros
le drzavne konvencije u Akronu,
ma isti nacin, prilozio je povecu
svotu novca "a drzavni izborni
fond S. L. P. Oval mas odani sim
paticar pruza velicanstven pri-
mer ostalim nasim simpaticari-
ma, da i oni sleduju njegov pri-
mer.
Bee preterivanja mozemo reel
ola je mas Ogranak Steubenville
medju prvim nasim Ograncima,
u koliko Sc tice aktivnosti i ma
terijalne pomoci "a mas pokret.
Ia mala grupa odanih svojoj ide-
il clanova, stekli SUI respekt me-
dju tamosnjim radnicima, prido-
bill obradili priliean broi PORT
vovanih simpaticara, koji i'm po-
mazu u svakom obliku, osobito
materijalno. Bas kad pisemo ovu
rubriku, primili smo pismo cd
druga M. Krnica, blagainika O.
granak Steubenville eek od
$6l00, "a pretplate, knjige, Il
borni Fond i druge fondove Cd
poslatog novca "a Izborni Fond,
nasi vredni odani simpaticari
Nikola Mary Brozovic il Toron-
to, O., dali su $1,000. Drugarica
Brozovic je clanica Kluba Week
ly People-a, i vrlo aktivna cla-
MICA.
IL dopisa sa afera Ogranka
Steubenville, nasi su citaoci mo-
gil primeti da Sc njihova imena
(Brozovica) uvek nalazi mediu
ostalim imenima, Sto znaci da s,t
oni stalni posetioci nasih tamos-
njih afera.
Pre- kratko vreme, drug Krni3
J ie poslao novac "a pretplate, me-
diu kojima su bile tri move godis-
ME pretplate ma RADNICKU
/ BORBU, koje je dobio niihov
/ clan, drug c.. Sobat. Tri nova
citaoca dobiti u danasnje vreme
ma mas list, jeste uspeh i istovre-
memo dokaz da Sc radnici sve
wise interesuju u program S. L.
P.
| Kad je drug sobat bio staniu
u iednom malom mestu, kao sto
ie Weirton, w. Va, dobiti tri
move pretplate, zasto ne bi bill
u stanju dobiti ostali nasi clanc-
vi po tri, pa wise novih pref
plata? Mi drzimo da bi mogii,
samo treba ma tome raditi; tre-
ba wise ovom vaznom radu vre-
mena posvetiti. Jer nikad ne
smemo gubiti IL vida cinjenlcu,
da najuspesnije i najdelotvornl-
je cemo pridobiti radnike, "a ma
su ideju, ako budu eitali redov-
no nasu stampu. Zato trebamo
svakom prilikom nastojati de
pretplacujemo ju go S | avenske
radnike ma RADNIcKU BOR-
BU!
Il dopisa koga sno primili or
dopisnika Ogranak Los Angeles,
druga J. Vukosava, vidimo da le
koncerat, koga je Ogranak odr-
zao ma %. aprila, bio uspesan
svakom pogledu. Ma istom, vel'
Sc, bilo je prisutnih oko $50 oso-
ba, koji SUI Sc zadovoljili sa pro-
gramom. Takodjer da je proda-
ia poveca kolicina naSe litera-
ture.
Koncerat Ogranka Los Ange-
les nije uspeo nekim slucajem,
nego poglavito radi opsezne agl-
tactic, koju SUI clanovi simpa-
ticari izvrsili unapred. A ovo
znaci da u svakom nasem pod
hvatu, ako zelimo ola uspemo'
moramo uloziti rad, ier samo po-
mocu rada, neprekidnog i neu-
mornog rada, mi cemo post,ci
mas cilj, a da bi postigli mas clll--
/ KAPITALIZAM TREBA
RAZORITI!
P. S.
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DATE: SUNDAY, MAY 81.
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W.NU. r ElEASE

They must suspect that she was in
some way involved-but in what?
1t was puzzling and alarming {.
She would, she decided, talk to Steve
about it, but not yet. She wanted to
think things over. She wanted, first
OF all, another Martini.
Zorie went to the bar. She was
drinking a Martini when a suave,
familiar voice said, "Well! was be-
ginning to think you were being kept
packed away in jewelers. cotton"
She looked around into Winthrop
Lanning's dark, handsome, satur-
nine face. His lids were partly low
cred and she noticed the little star
shaped scar under his left eye. Only
one corner of his mouth was smil-
ing. 1t gave him a sinister air.
She wondered if he had gone into
her stateroom, opened her trunk
and taken the notebook and treatise.
She wondered who he thought she
was, and what he thought she was
doing.
"You know" he said, "I'm awful
ly curious about you"
"Why?" Zorie asked. Her voice
sounded squeaky to her. She. was
frightened. She was afraid of this
man and what he represented, but
she was trying to keep it out of her
expression.
Lets sit down and have a drink"
he said, land I'll tell you. There is
something about you that battles
me-"
Zorie wondered what this really
meant. He had certainly seen her
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Wrap a metallic frock in black
paper or material to prevent it
from furnishing.