davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

Seized for violating a non-eX-
istent city law. Jack Victor, 40
-uar+sef- Of 42e,5a4 ss-feftrc,- to-
day faces trial in traffic court on
a charge Of failing to pay housing
inspection fees 10 the board Of
health, which he said amounted
to S42.
Victor was arrested yesterday
while he was at work as a screw
machine operator Al a war plant
and held in the county iail for
more than two hours until his
wife Catherine, arrived to post
his $50 bond.
Although the city council
amended Ordinance 132-p cam
ceiling collection Of all housing
inspection fees after June = 1913.
the board of health continued
collection attempts for payment
OF fees due before that date. Vic
tor aSscrtCrfN
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Susan HAYWARD to Murry

HOLLYWOOD, July % (P,.-Susan
Hayward, titian-haired Aim actress,
will be married Sunday afternoon
to Jess Barker, young screen lead
ing man, her studio announced
yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-07-22
| Hermit Hadn't
Heard Of Druft,
| War, Roosevelt
b the Associated Press.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July n
|-Ni M. Lehtimaki, 44-year- -old
hermit who until recently didn't
know q worldwide war was beine
fought. has returned to life in thu
woods after his first automobile
trip-an 1s-mile jaunt from hi,
shack to Marquette, Mich, to regis.
ter for selective service.
The Federal Bureau Of Investiga.
ton disclosed in q report that 1t.
agents had persuaded the reluctant
recluse to enter one of their cars
for . ride to the upper Michigan
city Of $4,000, which he said fas-
cinated him by its metropolitan
atmosphere.
Howard s. Bobbitt, special agent
In charge OF the Grand Rapids FBl
ofnce, said Mr.. Lehtimaki willingly
complied with selective service regu-
lations after they were explained to
him by agents and then was re-
leased and returned to his primitive
abode.
The shaggy, long-haired hermit
took to the woods as a youth be-
cause he hated people," Mr.. Bobbitt
said, and had never ridden on a
train, seen a movie or heard OF
President Roosevelt. was scared OF
automobiles and was unaffected
when agents told him Of the war.
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Servicemen, Newcomers
Are Invited 10 Picnic

Service men and women, Govern
ment workers and newcomers to
Washington are invited to join the
picnic to be held under the sponsor
ship OF the Lutheran Youth Council
at 3 pm. tomorrow at Reservation
No. II in Rock Greek Park. Supper
to be furnished by the food COM
mittee of the Council will follow
afternoon games. Donald Bautz,
executive secretary of the Washing
ton Federation OF Churches. will lea d
hymn sing after supper.
Two groups will leave the Luth-
eran Service Center, 736 jackson
place NV, for the picnic grounds.
The flrst group will leave at 2 pm.
and the second at pm. Those
coming directly can reach the
grounds by taking the No cross
town bus to oregon avenue and
Military road NV, where a sign
Will point the way to the picnic
place.
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Nazis Deny Charges
|0f Numbering Flyers
~ the Associated Pr,ss,

~ the AStociated Pfoss.
LONDON, July 22.-Germau
hroadcasts today said the Reich
government had refused to COM
murhcate any further with the Brit
ish on the killings Of so British and
Allied flyers after breaks from Ger
man prison camps in March.
A statement broadcast by DNB
said the German government most
strongly repudiates" British charges
that the men were murdered.
1t added that In view Of "the un-
heard-of demeanor" of British For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden In
making such charges in Commons
before receiving any final report from
Berlin, "the German government
refused to make any further COM
munication regarding the matter"
Earlier DNB carried a tribute by
Admiral Karl Doenitz, German Navy
supreme commander, to U-boat
Capt. Werner Henke, who, Doenitz
said, died in an attempt to escape
from a prison camp" Location OF
the camp was not specified.
Doenitz said Henke, wearer of the
Knights Cross OF the Iron Cross with
oak leaves. was credited with sink
ing rs ships in addition to q cruiser
and a destroyer.
There was no oficial British COM
ment on either broadcast.
canadian omcials said Henke
was not one of their prisoners)
Mr.. Eden told Commons on June
% that so Allied airmen had been
killed during attempts to escape
from a prison camp near Dresden.
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Mckellar Expects Berlin,
Tokyo 10 Fall In s Month,
~ the Associated Press.

~ Lne ASSoctAted Press.
CHICAGO, July "A. - Senator
McKellar. Democrat. Of Tennessee,
predicted yesterday ut won't be six
months before the Russian, British
and American forces will be in
Berlin and Tokyo"
He further forecast, in an address
to the Executives Club, that the
Russian armies ARE going to be in
Berlin in less than go days" s
Evening star., 1944-07-22
BadogIio Says Revolt
Of Officers Indicates
hazis Have Lost War
~ the Associated Press,

~ ~
ROME, July 22.-Marshal Pietro
Badoslio. commenting on events in
Germany in an interview almost q
year to the day after the coup which
overthrew Mussolini in italy, said
today that II group Of officers has
revolted against Hitler 1t is because
Germany has lost the war"
The veteran Italian soldier said
there seemed to be no doubt that
Germany had reached = turning
point for two reasons-first. that
evidently the German Army no
longer is able to stop the Russian
offensives, and second, that Ger
many has no more reserves to throw
into the fighting In Italy and
Normandy. VI
Referring to the announcements
that on the Russian front one army
general and % other generals,
among whom were corps COM
manders, had surrendered, Badoglio
declared:
If generals of that rank are
caught, 1t is because the masses of
troops in front of them either went
over to the enemy or ran away"
Badoglio, one of the most promi-
nent figures in Italy's surrender,
said he believed a German revolt
may have been planned by Field
Marshal Karl Rudolf Gerd Won
Rundstedt and others OF the same
military tradition. He discounted
the possibility OF 4 peoples rebel
lion
The only people in Germany are
women, children and old men, and
100000 900 foreigners, such as prison.
ers and forced laborers. All other
Germans are in the army and 4
revolt must come there"
Badoglio said he was too sea-
soned q campaigner to predict when
a German collapse would come.
prophecies are for cafe dillet-
tantes," he declared. THE end can
come suddenly or be delayed for
some months. There is no doubt.
however, that Germany is in a
tragic moment"
Badoglio made no comment on
the anniversary of the overthrow of
Mussolini except to say that of all
the satellites Italy was the only one
which broke from the Germans.
Evening star., 1944-07-22

Asserting the AIlied nations win
b In debt 10 tl3s United States after
the war, Senator McKellar advocat-
ed being extremely practical about
our Allies" He suggested they pay
by granting this Nation air and
naval bases wherever our air and
naval authorities think they are
necessary" throughout the world.
He said "the practical thing for
US to do after the war Is to have
the right and title" to the islands
at both the Caribbean and Pacific
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Queen Honors Macarthur

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a N).-
Gen. Douglas Macarthur was In
formed yesterday that he had beer
awarded the Knights Grand Cross
with Swords in the Order OF Orange
Nassau by Queen Wilhelmina OF the
Netherlands. said q Melbourne dis
patch by Aneta. Dutch news agency
It Is one Of the highest of Royal
Netherlands awards.
Evening star., 1944-07-22
Guord Unit to Encomp

The I'd Battalion, Maryland State
Guard. under the command of 1t
Col. N. G. Tayman. Prince Georges
County, will be among other State
Guard groups at the annual en-
campment OF the State Guard be-
ginning tomorrow at Fort George
G. Meade. The I'd Battalion is the
only machine gun battalion in the
State militia.
Evening star., 1944-07-22

approaches to the Panama Canal to
ensure protection Of the waterway.
The Senator also declared after
this war Is over America ought to
take those Pacific islands inundated
to the japanese and fortified by
them after the last war"
Evening star., 1944-07-22

Last fall. War Secretary Sir Jamel
orieg reported . British prisoner
of war had been shot In Germany
and last Tuesday Sir James declared
% more prisoners had been killed
by the Germans-thus making q
total Of 152 men declared killed by
Naxi captors.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
I II.

Sredstva upotrebiiyana od kapltatlstleze
klase ela spreti ostvarenje naeonskog toka, III
prirodne ten,lenc: ie kod iaflnicke klase pray
csl "a jetlinstvo iesu mnoga raznoyrSIa stare
drevn izum 0 razonodl lavanlu proletela da u
sc oluvratila njihova paznja o. nlllovlh praV'h
problena, prevadian ie II mnogim obilema Il
raznim periodima tlustvenc horhc Rimski sf-
tirGay 1ekao ie ciniGki: .'Postcie dive Styari
koje narod RADIO zahteva : hlcb cfkusne
igrer' Politicke sluge danasnie plutokratiie
nalazimo da goste siromasne. ia specijanm prl-
godhama, gsle on ''zasluzriu' sebi zahTalnost;
loptanja nogomet konlske utlke it'd, ltd.,
iesu modena izjenacenost rimskih c.rkus'f'h
igaga krcz koje Sc mase radnka oduNIacam,
tak II vremenima kada na wise goruta pitanja
intelesima radnicke klase pozvaju ia I'm Sc
obrati iskliu6iva paznia. sa vrhovnim lukavs-
tvom plutokratski apolozi skors6avaiu 10 mo-
derno cuao, radio, ia istu svrhu, tako da ka3a
ozbiiina diskusiia ticuti Sc sporcva ratlnlcke
klase treba da ''zavlada'' sa yazdusnim ta'asi-
ma, raznovrsne eirkusne pretstave sonzacio-
nalni-i-misli- ubjaiue. zvuci. pogresno zyani mu-
zlka, oknpl1aju paznju raelnika.
! kala ''panem ct clrcenses' (hleba cir
kusa) iznm promasi, isticu sc rasna naclona,s-
ticka pitania verska p.lania it'd. it'd Nerske
Idzil<e Sc uNeK npotleDlJnJu OF Nlaeia@uc ht'@e
koln Sc namerava zbaciti, da bi drzala clanove
ugnletene klase svadjaiuci Sc meajusohno
stvalma keie SO ne ticu niihove ekenomske
dfustvene dobrobifi posto ie tn na hlljade
sekata, tn ie na hiliade lazliih borbenih pokllaa
beskonacnih podela mediu on.ma koii bi tre
bali -stati Iao iedan niihovoi borbi protiv
zaiednckog ugnietaca emma koii bi trebali
sledti pesnka koji je pevao
''Shall | ask the brave soldier who fights
by my side
In the cause Of mankind, If our cree(s
agree9'
Da Ii da pitam hrabrog yojnika koji Sc
bori uz meme
Ia stvar coveeanstva, da Ii Sc slazu nase
vere?)
(Nastaviee se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02

ka koji je voljan blti alat kapi-
talisticke reakcije. To malo sto
o MENU doznasmo nadjoslno u
nedeljnom casopisu "Newsweek, .
cd 10. julia, 1914. A to je: da u
skoli, njegovo principalno zani-
mamie bese pevanje. On je cak
stupio "a djaka u sveucilistu dr.
zave Michigan, u Ann Arboru,
da razvija svoj baritonski glas.
No, nesto je morale faliti, jer
nakon probe Dewey resi- da pos
tame advokat. Tako je on ma
mesto pevaca postao politicki de-
rae. Dale Sc 0 MENU veil da je
on sa nekim otrcanim automobi-
lom biciklom putovao po Evro-
pi,- gde je pustio da mu cetkaski
brkovi rastu. Sada, ola je Dewey
dosao u Hollywood da je tada
resio da pusti da mu cetkaski
brkovi rastu, mi bi mislili da on
voli da oponira caplina. Ali koga
je on, koji postade kapitalisticko
politicko strasilo CHA vidna fl
zicka karakteristika behu cetkaS-
XII brkovi, vidio u Evropi nakon
1923. godine? Janacno, Hitlera.
Dale, kada Sc povratio u New
York on je poceo da praktikuje
advokaturu. Da Ii je on, kao Lin
coin, pokusavao da brani potiste-
ne i tako dobio nadimak honest
Dewey, kao sto ga dobi Lin
coin? Ne, nj poSto. Dewey Sc IL
poslio kod jedne njujorske fir
me kao korporacioni advokat da
brani njene pljackaske interese.
Dakle, sve ovo Sc prili6no polka
pa sa nasom ranije pon1enutom
tvrdnjom, da samo cankolizi mo-
gu svesno voleti plutokratiju!
0 Brickeru ne trebamo nnogo
vremena trositi. Niegova repu-
blikanska administracija drzave
Ohio, ne dozvoljava civilizova-
moi SocijalistiGkoj Radniekoj
Partiji nj da Sc pojavi ma izbor-
moi listi. Da, zaista su ii repu-
blikanci sampioni slobodnog ra-
da,
Jarnadno treba ola je svahona
iole obavestenon radlliku iasno
ola nj platforma niti kandidati
Republikanske partije, ne zaslu-
zuju nj malo njegovu potporu.
Plotforma demokrata.
Skoro ce Sc navrsiti dvanaest
eodina. cd kada politicki sa zern-
liorn vlada demokratska adml-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-02
Platforme i kandidati 1914.

zuje put ka industrijalnom feu-
dalizmu, kao poslednjem pribe-
zistu vladavine privatne svoji-
ne. Zbog toga platforra S. L. P.
glasno jasno danas veil: "Nase
drustvo Sc nalazi pred raskrs-
nicom. Znakovi su jasno ozna-
ceni.
"Jedan pokazuje ka produze-
nju kapitalizma. On vodi ka pos
leratnom svetu hronicnih eko-
nomskih kriza, zastojnih tverni-
ca besposlenih radnika, Sire
nju anti-semitizna rasizma, ia
sistickoj kontroli vrhovnoi dr.
zavnoj neprekidnoj borbi ra-
tovima. Jednom re6ju, jedan out
Vodi ka industrijalnom feuda-
lizmu. (Vidi pomenute izjave
Brickera.)
Nasa platfornna dale nastav-
liza: "Drugi pokazuje ka Sccija-
lizmu - svetu drustvenog Was
nistva, demokratske uprave mad
industrijama, poslova i izobilia
"a sve, ljudskog bratstva traj-
nog mira
/, zaista, mi Sc danas Il ovoro
r.atnom stanju nalazi1no iii pred
feudalisti6kim ropstvor1 ili pred
Socijalistickom slobodon. IRE
ceg puta nema Davno je nesta-
10 povoijnih uslova "a henven-
cionalni kapitalisticki opstanak.
Diva svetska mperijalistieka hr-
vopolica to grozno potvrdjuju.
Jos nije nj IL daleka dohosGan
oval Drugi Svetski Rat, a vee ka-
pitalistiGki sticenici zbore @ Nc
kon Terecem Svetskon Ratu.
Svetska pijaca, tai bivsi iz}az il
donacih kriza velikih kapitaljs-
ti6kih zenalja, skupila Sc skoro
do nistice. Alati-produk tivnost
rada - sve Sc wise razvijaju. Cde
da Sc prodadu obilni preizEodi
rada? - to je pitanje IA ioje nj
Jedan branioc kapitalizna niie II
staniu da valjano odgovori. Zbog
toga Sc kapitalizam mora profa-
nisati u fasizana iii industrijalni
feudalizam. Sledstveno, svalzi u
maj koji IL ma koieg 1ogora brani
opstanak kapitalizn1a, ramerno
iii ne, on radi "a uspostavlienie
crnog doba moderne ma$ineriie
- knetskog ropstva.
Tako mas nateriialistGko ehva-
tanje sada5njosti uci de 81 Re
publikanska partija i nieni kan
didati, Demokratska pa,tiia j
njeni kandidati, njeni podupi-
raci fekeri pse1ldokonunisti,
Sociialisti6ka partija Normana
Thomasa = svi oni 81 krvri ne
prijatelji radnika. Ovo nas, JOS
te kako, uci ia SUI Sociialisticka
Radnitka Partiia nje12i kandi-
dati, predsedniGki kardidat Ed
ward A. Teichert i podpredsed-
nicki kandidat Aria A. AIbaugh.
jedini prijatelji radnika, jer oni
rade sanao "a oslobodjenje rad
nicke klase ispod naian7rog rops-
tva opasnosti cd crnog ropstva.
'Otuda, radnici j Tadnice IL va
Sem ie vrlom zivotnon interesu
da svoie glasove, i sve SO noozete
dati, date SociialistiSEoj Rad
nickoj Partiji, u ovir izborima.
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Sto Sc mas tice, S obzirom ma
citavu proslost, postoji samo je-
dan put "a mas otvoren. Skoro
punih cetrdeset godina mi smo
isticali kIasnu borbu kao nepo-
srednu gonecu silu istorije, ma
rocito klasnu borbu iznnedju bur
zoazije i proletarijata kao jaku
polugu moderge socijalne revo-
lucije; otuda je ne moguce "a
mas da saradjujemo sa ljudima,
koii zele da istisnu ovu klasnu
borbu il pokreta- Morr-Engels.
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slobodnog rada'l Jeste zaista
sampion "a ocuvavanje sistema
najamnog ropstva3da III kapita-
isti nemilosrdno : izrabljuju, a
kada Sc radniei pobune protiv
tog, sve teze tegleceg zivota, da
III Republikanska partija ma Was
ii gasuje radi ocuvanja kapita-
lizrna!
Sada, svako ko ista zna, zna da
je ova zemlja, zemlja krupne in
dustrije. sto &c reel da je sitna
industrija kao ekonomski faktor
davno iscezla. Kao bibliski ubogi
lazar sitna industrija pod trpe-
zom bogatih ratnih porudzbina,
oko koje Sc gosti krupni kapital,
ceka da joj koja mrva u otrcani
skut padne. Ali sve ovo sto je
ocevidno, fakticno ne smeta da
Republikanska platforma grak-
ne: "Sitni biznis jeste baza a
merickog poduzeca, on Sc mora
ocuvati'! To je tako fantastieno
i lazno kao kada bi neko u sred
zarazne bolnice dreknuo: "Ovo
je najzdravije mesto ma svetu!"
- iii da svojinn pomamnim gla-
som nadvisi grmljavinu topova
i jauk palih vojnika ma bojnom
polju sa izrekom: "Ovo je mai
mirnije mesto ma svetu?" Ali ko-
vaci Republikanske platforme
znali su da ne bi nj malo pablo
da SUI o ovom pitanju istinu re-
xii, imeno, da je ova zemlJa,
zemlja krupne industrije ier su
krupni kapitalisti tako nepopu-
larni da III niko, sem njihovih
cankoliza, ne voli.
Republikanski kandidati.
Ko je Dewey, predsednIckl
kandidat Republikanske partije?
Kada citamo u burzoaskim no
vinama MENU, one nam ne ka-
zuju po pravilu nista wise, sem
kako ie on vodio advokatsku
borbu protiv njujorskih gangste-
ra kako je bio j jeste uspesni
burzoaski Governor drzave New
York. Ali Sta on bese pre- toga.
O tome Sc vrlo malo pise. Buducl
da ie sadasnja Republikanska
partija nailione milja daleko od
Lincolnovih dana, da ona danas
predstavlia, bez .ikakve, sunln1e
kapitalistieku reakciju, mi srno
Sc potruelili da bar nesto intin~
niie saznanlo O karakteru cove
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Samo ekononska -organizacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politi6ku partiju rada i
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Mara.
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koji SUI u Chicago po michigans-
kom bulevardu prodavali jabu-
ke j olovke. Njudilasi bi hteli da
Sc ia medalja okrene, da Sc prvo
uposle bivsi vojnici, sto &c reel.
da ce u ''novoj" posleratnoj krizi
postojeci radnici ratne civilne
industrije biti koji ce prosjaciti
po ulicama zemaljskih gradova.
Ovoliko nam nehotice obecava
sama platforma Demokratske
partije!
Etc radnice, nj platforna De-
mokratske partije, niti njeni kan
didati ne mogu tebi nj malo ko-
ristiti, pa ma koliko ii mace GO
vorili pseudokomunisti fekeri
putem "Odbora "a politicku ak
ciju', i putem svih drugih oru-
dja kapitalisticke propaganda.
Reformizam, roditej "spasaua-
ca" kapitalizma.
| Sem Republikanske partije i
Demokratske partije kapitalis-
tickoj politickoj kampanji, uzim-
| lie ucesca i takozvana Socijalis-
ticka Partija. Ona je samo-priz-
nata partija reforme. U njenoj
utrobi Sc u glavnome zaceSe sve
reforme njudilasa. Wee je sva-
kom, iii skoro svakom, poznata
cinjenica da Sc postojeci kandi-
dat te reformisticke partiie, Nor
man Thomas, tuzio kako su nju-
dilasi ukrali tacke il programa
Socijalisticke partije. Sa tim tao
kama Sc postojeci predsednicki
kandidat Dennokratske partiie
proglasio "spasavacem kapitali-
zma." On rece: "Ako hoces da Sc
odrzis refornisi Sc" Sada Sc TUE
njudilasi da Dewey Bricker.
Irepublikanski kandidati. kradu
tacke IL programa postojece Via
dajuce administraciie. Gle su te
taeke koje Dewey Bricker kra-
du? One su Sc originalno nalazile
II programu SocijalistiGke parti-
je Normana Thomasa. Drugim
recima, demokrati republican
ci Sc koliu oko reformistickih
tacaka Socijalisticke partije.> da
bi Sc prikazali kao bolji Spasa-
vaci kapitalizra. Ali, Dewey i
Bricker, kao, prethodno NINA
Roosevelt Wallace. kradu tacke
te ogrezle refornisti6ke partiie.
,koia Sc decenijana lazno pred
.radnicima prikazivala kao partti-
liza Sociializn1a. Dok istinski So
tciializam proglasuje nepomirlii-
Iyi rat protiv kapitalizrna. On
trail ukinuce robstva, ukinuce
v
/ drzave; on trazi napokon Soci-
iialisticlyu Industrijalnu Republi-
| ku Rada - on trazi snlrt prof.
Itaskog i izrabliivaekog kapita-
liznla. Zbog toga spasavaci ka-
pitalizma ne mogu ukrasti, "a
svoju korist, nj jednu ta6ku IL
programa Socijalizma. Ovde ne
ma dvojbe. Istorija kiasne borbe
owe zemlje, to jasno glasno
potvrdjuje.
Plat for7nn / kandidati Sociialis-
ticke RadniCke Partiie.
Davaiuci svoju zuljevitu ruku
Socijalistickoj nauci da je pos
lednja vodi gde hoce, Sociialis-
tieka Radnicka Partiia "a vreme
zadnje krize, koju rat tex privre-
memo prekide. sa svojom stann-
rom govornicom rece radnici-
ma, da &c doci rat iii revoluci-
ia. Ne dodie poslednje, ali dodje
prvo. Krv Sc uzasno i svestrano
Lie. Inperiialisticki rat besni
Posto kapitalizam niie u stanju
da trajno resi- pitanje besposlice,
i posto njegovi branioci svih dla-
ka ne nogu nista drugo videti
sem velike besposlice nakon o.
vog rat, buducnost koja uliva
strah u niih cd pobune radnika,
rrotiv opstanka kapitalizna, kao
poslednieg predstavnika vlada-
vine privatne svojine, sva reak-
CHA sa svojim znacima polka
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f. ma celu. Mi cd S. L. P. rekosmo
u samom pocetku te vladavine,
da je Predsednik Roosevelt "iz-
bavitelj" kapitalizma. Kao da SUI
te reCi buktile u uSima kovaca
demokratske platforme, kada
skoro u poeetku poslednje nala-
zimo ovu izjavu: "Pocetkom mar
ia 1888. demokratska administra-
CHA poduze seriju akcija koje IL
baviSe mas sistem slobodnog pre-
duzeca" = imeno, pljackaski i
razbojnicki kapitalizam! E, tu
oni rekose istinu. Ali dalie oni
rekose nesto sto je sasvim dale
ko cd istine: "Ona je proglasila
novu Magma Cartu "a rad" l
oni to u platformu zavedose, ne
1886, 1910. nego 1914. godine, u
| kojoj Sc sam Roosevelt izjavio
da je "a National Service Act,
"a draftovanje radnika Ako je
ovo magma Carta Rada," onda
je to Magma Carta "a proglase-.
ME kmetskog robstva. Sam bur-
zoaski politician Bricker, u trci
ola postane republikanski pod
predsednik, rece Columbusu,
Is. septembra, vrlo znamenito 0
postojecoj Rooseveltovoj admi-
nistraciji: "Novi Dill je usvojio
osnovne doktrine nacizma fa-
Sizma protiv kojih sno poslali
naSe sinove u smrtni sukob." ;"
On dale nastavlia: 'Novi Dill bi
hteo da kontrolise upravlja So
ekonomskim politickim zivotom
naseg naroda." I ovo: <On bi ma
redio coveku gde da radi, "a ko-
ga da radi odredio bi nu ma
| iamnicu Eto ii te move crno-
kosuljacke Magma Carte - De-
mokratske Partiie
Nisu ii kovaGi demokratske
platforme prestali tn sa neistini-
| tim izjavama. Ta to ne bese tako
daleko, svi Sc mi toga fla secamo.
kada vladase sa zernlion Milo
nita besposlica. Ali ova nepobit-
ma cinjenica nije spreGila demo
kratima da u svoioi platfornli IL
| lave. da ie IA niihova vladaiuca
| ad,ninistraciia "uspostavila put
| ka prosperitetu sa produkciiorn
uposlivanien." Ali. nnozda Sc
ii denaokrati hvale da su oni od-
/ govorni "a postoiece uposlivanie
radnika. Hitler Mussolini Sc
hvalisu da su oni uspeli Ga "re-
Sc besposlicu sd ratnom proiz-
vodnion1. Da Sc pon1arni Hitler
niie krenuo ia ozbilinije osva-
| isGki ugroZi opstanak demo
Eratskog" inperiializna da Sc
tal1o nije zapocelo svetslo uzas-
no krvoprolice, j. dale, da Sc nj
ie ova zenlia uvuSla Il rat. ne
bi nj lo~postoieceg uposliva-
MIA radnika Il ovoi zenalii A O.
vo &c reel, ne niudilasi nego rat
ie odgovoran "a postcieee Milo
nito uposlivanie anneri6koa rad
nistva groznicavu ratnu proiZ-
vodniu. Kovaci den7okrat K
platforme malo dale sanni ovo
priznase. kada sledece unesose
u istu: "Ona [niudilaSka ada1i-
nistraciial je uspela da podigne
u vreme naispren1niiu mai
snabdeveriiu .arnniju na svetu,
naivecu vazdusnu silu ma svetu
najvecu trgovatku pomorsku
silu ma svetu! Dakle,- ri mamie
niti wise, niudilasi, koliko j Hit
ler uposlise radnike sa ratnom
proizvodnjon1.
Sta &c biti nakon rata kada
ratne porudzbine nestanuo Ovo
brine niudilase. Evo kako Sc oni
trude da rese besposlicu nakon
rata kao sto Sc dale najazi u
niihovoj platfornai: g. Nasa ee
nrva duznost biti da osiguramo
uposlenie j ekonomsku zastitu
svfnaa Nnima koji sluzise u Cd
brani nase zenlie." Nakon Prvog
Svetskog Rata. to behu voinici,
koii sluzise III odbrani zemlie,
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