davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Misses Dresses, Second Floor

MISSES dresses. SeCono fIoor
s25 to S2s75 Dresses-One- piece and tYo-piece
daytime dresses including rayon crepes and
sheers, town cottons, some dinner dresses. Prints
navy blue, black. gold, grey. red, green s4
S29.75 to $35 Dresses-Spring and summer FASH
ions, one piece and o-piece rayon shantungs
rayon crepes and sheers; prints, navy blue
black. green, brown red------------------$l red $l8
s35 and s3s.,5 Dresses-One-of-a-ki kind, after
noon and street dresses in rayon crepe rayon
faille rayon shantungs and sheer rayons: also
some wools. Grey, beige. blue black and white.
Rayon sheer and rayon crepe dinner dresses in
white, grey, brown blue, black $24
$49.75 to $65 Dresses-Wools and rayon crepes,
one-piece and two-pece models navy, beige
blue, green gold, grey black. Dinner dresses
with sequins, lace and embroidery on sheer
rayon and rayon crepe fabrics black, white
and yellow $34
$65 to S79.75 Dresses-Prnts and solid colors
one-piece and two-piece dresses; navy, black.
beige S44
$95 Dresses-Wool suit-dresses in black navy,
brown and white and black and white checks
combined with solid colors S54
15-Misses $l6.95 Dresses-One and two piece
sheer rayon crepes, few printed rayon crepes
Basic and dressy afternoon and street dresses
dresses for business. Black, navy, brown, AQUA
or blue. Misses sizes SIC
2l-Misses' sl6.s5 and s1ss5 Dresses-Prints
in floral and monotone patterned rayon crepes
sheer rayon crepes mostly one of size and
style. Broken sizes from 10 to l6----- $12
Womens Dresses, Second Floor
15-Women's S14.95 and S1695 Dresses-Rayon
crepe prints in gray, purple or aqua buttons
to hens. three-quarter sleeves. Black and navy
blue dresses in rayon mesh and rayon jersey
Sizes 1872 to 24l2 2--------------S S795
35-Women's S16.95 and S19.95 Dresses-Pastel
rayon crepes, basic and dressy styles with tucked
skirts. necks, open work yokes few dark
rayon sheers and printed rayon mesh. Printed
spun rayon in purple, aqua, grey and luggage.
Womens sizes ---- $40
12-Women's $l9.95 Cotton Dresses-Black
navy and brown cotton dresses printed cotton
voiles in navy, rose blue and green with white
S-Womens $22.95 to $35 Dresses-One of a
kind rayon crepe prints dressy and basic rayon
crepes in black, aqua, copen and grey. Blue and
aqua rayon sheers, two-piece black eyelet en-
broidered cotton. Women's sizes SIS
S-Women's $29.75 to $3975 Dresses-Rayon
shantung suit dress in brown or fuchsa with
eyelet trim, dinner dresses. rayon crepe and
rayon chiffon in rose ane blue. Women's Sizes
S24
Evening star., 1944-07-13

6-Misses' S49.75 Forstmann Wool Toppers-
= length with raglan shoulders and soft revers
Blue, melon and iris. Sizes IL to l6 S38
3-Misses' s5s75 Grey Refer Coats-smartly
tailored double breasted styles Sizes 10 16
and 18-------------------- ------------S S38
miss $59.75 Forstmann Wool Classic-Smart
top coat with saddle stitched revers and flank
Blue. Size 18 S3a
7-Juniors' s1s.s5 Toppers-Lilac WOOL finger
tip length. Sizes 9 to l5-----S SI2
ls-Juniors' S22.ss to $2975 Toppers-1009o
wool, fngertip and hip length Blue. aqua,
green, black and iris. Sizes to 15---S14
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Budget Dresses, Fourth Floor
46-Misses' and Women's Ss75 to
Sl3.95 Dresses, S.

Black and navy rayon sheers, printed rayon
crepes, dotted rayon serge, printed rayon
shantung With peplum, a spun rayon mono
tone print. Black, navy, green or luggage.
Sizes IL to 20 and 16i4 to 24la.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

2o-Women's s4s.75 to S65 Dresses-Black and
navy blue rayon crepes printed and polka dot
rayon crepes, a few rayon shantungs in white
or black. Womens sizes $3A
15-Larger Women's s1e9s to S22s5 Dresses
Black, navy and copen rayon crepes with tucked
yokes. lingerie accents, color contrasts. Color
full printed rayon crepes with novelty buttons.
Sizes 40i2 to SOL 2---------------------- $7.95
3Larger Women's S3975 Dresses-Two-piece
rayon crepes with braid trimmed top, printed
rayon crepes. Sizes 4212 to 44ia a--------- $24
S-Larger Women's S49.75 and S65 Dresses
Black and navy rayon crepes and sheer rayon
crepe. Sizes 4012 to 4812 812-----------S S34
12-S7.95 and SS45 Maternity Dresses-Candy
stripe cottons in red or blue with white color
ful printed cottons with ruf1e accents. Misses
and Juniors sizes IS
S-$l6.95 Maternity Dresses-Checked rayon
sheer in black, brown and green with white
dickey and rayon grosgran ribbon. Rayon
crepes in green with flower print, applique
Misses and juniors sizes SO
Neelioees ond Housecoots, Fifth Floor
34-s7.ss to SIS Negligees and Housecoats-
Rayon crepe, spun rayon and rayon sheer. Blue,
white, pink beige red or navy. Sizes IL to 20.
A.75 to $1475
22-$1695 TrOuSseau Ensembles (priced sepa-
rately)-Rayon sheer boudoir coats over match
ing rayon gowns White and pink. Sizes IL to
20.--------s o95 Boudoir coat, SIS; Sc Gown, 81
S20-S795 to S12.95 Bed Jackets-Pink or blue
Small medium and
Underwear ond Corsets, Second Floor
2oo-$2oo to s2.95 Slips-Lace trimmed and
tailored styles, some discontinued Vanity Fair
models, all in tearose Sizes 80 to AZ SIS9
100-S2.25 and S2.95 Slips-Tearose rayon jer-
sey broken sizes es--~-------------- 81
l00-S125 Garter Bets-Tearose pique, small,
medium and large sizes Zes--------------- 39c
60-$2 Panty Girdles of cotton brocade and
rayon jersey, broken sizes 81
50-$l.50 Brassieres of rayon satin with lace
and net uplift top. tearose, sizes 80 to SO - 81
$30-Sl0 and S10.95 Sara Drew Foundations
Discontinued styles from regular stock. rayon
brocade and rayon satin garments one of a
kind in size and style. Broken sizes from 80
to 48 $5.95 and S6.95
59-s3.95 and IS Girdles and Panty GirdIes-
For the small figure, lightweight panty girdles
and regular eirdes of rayon brocade with rayon
weave satin panels. Sizes a. Is, 26 and q,
but only one or two OF size and type,
$1.95 and $295
14-S6.50 Foundations-Semi-s -stepin STYLES in
rayon brocade discontinued styles from regu-
lar stock. Size 36 only S395
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Around-the-c clock bombing requires
ar0und-th month War Bond buyinx.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Spring Coots, Third Floor
1-Womans s79.75 Forstmann Wool Brown
Diagonal Dress Coat with embroidered plas-
tron. Size 38--------- 80 -- S44
4-Womens S5975 and S6975 Dress Goats
Forstmann and Juiard wool crepes fitted
dress coats and rocco embroidery and tucked
panels. Blue and brown. Sizes 80 and AZ $40
2-Women's S55 Wool Crepe Coats-Fitted dress
coats with tucked panels and embroidered COL
lars. Brown in size 37l2 purple in size 80 S34
12-Women's S35 and S49.75 Casual Coats
Peachglo and shetland type woolens chester
fields and box styles. Lilac brown. blue and
aqua. Sizes 38 to ~ and 35 p to 39l2 s24
1-Womans S59.75 Dressy Coat-Brown, wool
twill with embroidered panels. Size 391a $40
2-Women's S25 Dressy Belted Toppers-Black
rayon satin, Size "a 34,----------------S1 S1S
s-Women's s2450 Summer Coats-Full length
box styles in white beige and lilac; toppers in
blue. white and red. Sizes SO to AZ ~ SlS
s-Womens sls to s29.75 Casual Coats-Full
length coats and fngertp toppers in blue.
brown and red. Sizes 35la to 3ei2 and 36
to 40 40 s1A
els, flngertip length in aqua, blue and iris Sizes
1o-Misses s29.7s Dress Coats-Fitted STYLES.
one of a kind in black, blue and red Refer
and dressmaker models. Broken sizes from 10
to l8----- s4
misses S35 Classic Coats-Lilac fleece or blue
chesterhelds Size 18------ sI4
6-Misses' S3975 Boxy Toppers-lO0oe woolens
with saddle stitched or cardigan necklines
Lilac grey or blue. Sizes 10 to 16--- S24
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Cotton Shop, Fifth Floor
214-S395, $4.95. $3.50 Cotton Dresses-Stripes,
checks, prints and plain colors; one and two
piece styles. bolero dresses Cjacket priced sepa-
rately) tailored and u-necks. Brown blue
green tan and pink. Sizes 10 to 18 So
171-S6.50 and $8.95 Dresses-Plain color rayon
gabardines rayon sheers striped cotton. checked
gingham Green navy, black, red, beige, blue.
1s7-S795, SS.95 and Sl0s5 Dresses-Wool jer-
sey separate jackets, lumberjack styles or one
button front rayon crepes. rayon seersuckers
or checked suits. Brown, aqua, blue, green
red. Sizes 10 to 20-----. .--------S5 s.
4o-$10.s5 to S1295 Dresses-Printed rayon
sheers, rayon jersey. part wool jersey. printed
cotton voe. Tan blue, green and flower prints
Sizes 10 to Is. CThe voile in sizes ~ to a for
Junior Cottons
30-S7s5 and SS.95 Junior Cottons-Two- piece
gnghams striped seersuckers, printed lawns
with lace yoke. Sizes 8 to Is ----------S5 IS
20-Juniors' $595 Cotton Dresses-Gingham
suit dresses with tiny rufled peplum, princess
style ginghams. striped chambray, printed calico
Gay colors. Sizes to
Evening star., 1944-07-13

What did you do today to help
win the war?-Buy War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
DESIR oY
AN It's

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= sasH \ dls by eoneaa or swak
0wiaS. 16eeive ~ hours Q dsys
70 o1os. Over i,z5o, 900 eaas -
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yoae dezggists, gfoess'a aad hasd.
wafss sdsalsr's.
PETERMAN.S
ANT FOOD
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Budget Sports, Street Floor

3S-$3.95 Overalls-Navy blue cotton gabardins
with square neckline, patch pockets. Sizes II
to 16 s29S
s-s7.s5 Jumpers-Spun rayon with button
front. tailored collar. Lilac or aqua Sizes Il
87-Juniors' $2.95 to S3.25 Blouses-Cotton
gingham eyelet trimmed broadcloth batiste.
Bow necks, necks, tailored necklines White
and plaids. Sizes 8 to 81 50
S2-$395 Blouses-Cotton broadcloth, batiste.
Jabots, bows. Peter Pan collars, button backs
and fronts White in sizes to Is and 30 to
Evening star., 1944-07-13

26-$39.s5 Wool Suits-Twills, fannels, crepes
striped fabric all woolens, tailored and
dressmaker styles In black, brown, navy blue
grey and blue Sizes to Is and 10 to ls $25
21-S29.75 and S35 Suits-Two-piece suits and
toppers. Dressmaker types in navy, gold, blue.
purple and checks. Sizes to Is and IA to
IA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21

ton structure at the Southeast
corner of the municipal limits OF
the City Of Pascagoula; thence
North along the range line divid-
ing Ranges 8-5 and Ranges 8-6,
and running North along said
range line a distance of 500 feet;
from thence East by a line 500
feet North of and parallel with
the front or base of said seawall
or road protection structure, or
sloping beach to where said line
"a slrlkt tne center OF bayos
,hicot; thence in a general.
southeast direction along tb
center Of said Bayou Chicot to
where the same empties into the
Mississippi Sound or Gulf Of Mex
leo: thence South 500 feet; thence
n a generally Northwesterly and
Westerly direction by a line that
S 500 feet South Of and parallel
o the base or front Of the pres
mt seawall and road protection
structure, and slipping beach to {
,oint 500 feet South OF the point
il beginning: thence North 500
Get along what would be the
range line between ranges 8-5
nd 8-6 to the point of beginning.
Nothing herein contained shall
be construed to prohibit the
ouilding Of bath w~harves, bath
houses, or setees. where the same
are used for non-commercial pur-
poses, but no other structure shall
be constructed. enlarged, altered,
or repaired South Of the roadway
adjacent TO the Beach of the
above area.
SECTION 2. That all the area
or district designated and defined
in Section | hereof shall be des-
ignated as Jackson County Zon-
ing District Number /.
SECTION 3. That Section ! of
this ordinance. except as to re-
construction, and enlargement,
shall not apply TO the use or oc-
cupation Of such buildings, struc-
lures, signs, biilboards, and post
crs heretofore constructed, on
business, trade, industry, COM
merce, or advertising actually
carried on therein or thereon.
prior to the final passage and
adoption of this ordinance; but
il such non-conforming use or oc-
cupation Is discontinued for a
period of two years or the prop
crty in OF upon which it is CON
Quoted Is leased or its title trans
ferrcd or passed by sale, gift, or
foreclosure, except to a legal
heir, any future use or occupation
OF such building, land, or prem
Uses shall be in conformity with
the provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 4. That any building,
structure, sign. billboard or post
Ell heretofore constructed before
the final passage and adoption Of
this ordinance. within the RESTRICT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21
Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to order of the Board
Of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
II. Mississippi, adopted on April
9Th. 1914. and as directed by
Chapter 448, Of the Laws of Mis-
sissippi of 1888, as amended by
House Bill No. TAI of the Regular.
Session OF the Legislature of 1914,
legal notice is hereby given to all
citizens. taxpayers, and inter-
ested parties, of a public hearing
70 be held by said Board OF SUI
pervisors at 1000 O'Clock A. M.
on April 25th. 1914, to hear ano.
consider any and all objections
that may be offered with refer
ence to the adoption, passage
and putting into effect by said
Board of Supervisors of the fol-
lowing coming ordinance or reg
plation: notice being hereby Civ
en- of the intention of said Board
of Supervisors TO adopt and pass
and make effective said coming
ordinance or regulation under the
provisions and authority Of Chap
ter 448 Of the Laws Of Mississippi
Of 1888 as amended by House Bill
TAI of the Regular Session of the
Legislature of 1914; at said heaf-
ing all citizens. taxpayers, and
other interested parties will be
given an opportunity TO be heard
on the question of adopting, pass
ing and making effective the said
ordinance, and on all matters in
connection herewith; the ptovi-
sions of said proposed ordinance
or regulations being as follows:
SECTION /. That it shall be
unlawful. upon any lot or piece
BIZ ground within the boundaries
of the area hereinafter set forth,
to erect, construct, reconstruct,
Or to enlarge any filling station,
tourist camp or cottages, or any
building or structure to be used
for any business, trade, industry,
Or commerce, or to conduct any
such business, trade, industry, or
commerce in any building or
Structure so constructed; to place
erect, OF construct, or aus to be
placed, erected or constructed,
any sign, billboard or poster, lex
cept for rent or for sale signsl;
to operate for tourists, transients,
or the public generally, directly
OF indirectly, d parking space for
hire. or TO increase "A parking
space for customers of business
Ia operation prior to the final
passage and adoption Of this r
dinance: the said boundaries of
the area above referred 10 being
as fellows;
Beginning at the base of the
present seawall or road protec-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21
ADMINS
NOTICE TO cREDTToRs
NO. T0fg

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF JOHN HOMER
MARBLE, DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration hav-
ing been issued on the I1th day
Of March, 1914, by the Chancery
Court of Jackson County, Missis-
sippi, to the undersigned as Adj
ministrator of the Estate OF John
Homer Marble, deceased; notice
is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said Es-
tate to present the same TO the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of
Jackeon County, Mississippi, for
provate and registration, accord
ing to law, within six MONTH Of
the date of the first publication
hereof, of such claims, If any, will
be forever barred.
WITNESS my signature this
3rd day of April, 1874.
Signed: CHARLES M. MARBLE,
Administrator.
AT Ala All 4-28
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21

ing f%citizens and interested per
son shall have an opportunity to
be heard on the question Of
acsopting, passing, cnd making
effective the foregoing ordi-
] Eance OF regulation. such notice
to be given publishing the same
flor two weeks in the pascagoula
chronicle-Star a weekly news
paper published in the City of
Pascagoula, as provided by said
Chapter 448, Of the Laws Of Mis-
sissippi of the Regular 1888 Ses-
sion and amended by House Bill
No. TAI of the Regular 1914 SEES
sion of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture.
PUBLISHED this, the 4th day
Of April, A. D., 1914.
fSEAL)
FRED TAYLOR.
Chancery Clerk Of Jackson
County, Mississippi.
Al Ala 4-21
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21
Ala 4-2l 4-28 SIS

NOTICE OF THE OFFERING
OF MINERAL LEASES ON SIX
TENTH SECTION AND OTHER
LANDS IN JACKSON COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of jackson
County, Mississippi. will ON or
before 1000 o'clock A. M. Mon
day, the LIST day of May, 1914, re-
ceive Sealed proposals for Min
eral Leases in accordance with
the provisions of Section 5000 Of
Mississippi Code, 1912, Annotat-
ed, and all Acts of the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi.
Amendatory thereof and supple
mental thereto, on all or any six
teenth Section Land in Jackson
County, Mississippi. and any or
all lands owned by Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi, situated in SUI
pervisors Districts Nos. |. 2 and
3 of said County.
The Board of Supervisors Of
SAID County %reserving the right
to reject any or all proposals re-
ceived.
BY order of the Board of SUI
pervisors.
This 4th day of April, 1874.
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk, Board of Supervisnrs.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
Ala 4-21 4-28
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO: NAUVI LAVERNE AT
rtEA1I Icy nEItItnInA Nrm.

-
WELL HENLEY, DEFENDANT;
You are hereby cited to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Jackson in said State,
upon the Second Monday, the
18th day of June, 1914, to defend
the suit in said Court of Louie j.
Henley, wherein you are De
PENDANT, and in which the Com
p%lainant is seeking divorce and
the custody of the three minor
children, William Henley, Ollie
Henley, and Jean Henley, all as
is shown by Bill of Complaint ON
file.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
of said Court upon this the 18th.
day of April, 1914.
(SEAL)
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21

UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE II
Washington, D. c. March 20.
1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that
MARLEY L. PARDEN. of will
mer' Alabama, who on Septem-
Der rs, 1898. made Section 1889,
Il, D. Homestead Entry. No. G..
L. O. O6697. for S " \, s u u
Sec, 10. N ls N " L S EA N.
" a, Township 4 South. Range
= West, St Stephens. Meridian.
mississippi, has filed notice Of
intention to make three-year
final Proof, to establish claim a
the land above described. before
olefk OF the Chaneery Court at
Paseagoula, Mississippi. on the
5ist day of May, 1874
Claimant names ss Witnesses:
Alabama.
]; L Pierce. OF Route 1. Wilmer.
Alabama.
mer Alabama.
/, Clayton Cunningham. Of Route
l. Pascagoula' Mississippi.
A E DOUHAN,
-, Aeung Asst commissioner.
Ala 4-2l 4-28 SIS 50
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-20
E. Galko, dopisnik.
Sa prOslave
Youngstown, Ohio.

U nedelju 2. januara mas Oyra.
max je odrzao proslavu odjen.
dana Daniel De Leona Il stanu
dfugova Sestok. Prisutni su pro,
veil celu vecer II ugodnom razgo-
voru. Veceru su priredile nase
drugarice to vrlo dobro.
Drug Sestok je odrzao govor G
delima zivotu Daniela De Leona
Osobito je naglasio njegov doda-
tax Marksizmu Ii obliku Industri-
jalnog Junionizma i strukture no
vog drustvenog uredjenia. Tako-
der le istakao Leninoyu ocenu De
Leona njegovo priznanje Ind s.
triJalnog Junionizma kao "osnov-
ne styari.' Dale je drug povukao
razliku izmediu De Leona, MarEsa
Eneelsa Lenina ma iednoi stra-
mi ] danasnjeg nakara aanog Stall
nizma koji Sc otlrekao wee syeca
sto su yeliki ucenjaci SociialiYm a
rropovedali. Posleanji je pril1va
Ito nacionalizam, q odrelao Sc
svakog intefnacionalizma med i'll.
narodne ideje, oslobodieaia rad
ni5ke lzIase.
Takodjer ie iasno istakao pro-
gram utenie soeiialisti@ke Rad
ricke Partije, da ie jos iedina ona
na celom svetu koja drzi visoko
luc koga su zapalili Marks, Engels,
Lenin i De Leon. Ma kraiu drug
.je apelirao Ia materiialnu pomoc
na sto sc svi rado odaZvase.
Sle1eci su prilozili: ]. Bauman
$500. Pc $500: P. Sharkey, j.
Busdon. Pc $500: A. Malcevie,
I. Gotal. A. sostaric, J. r. sestok
i F. Savic. M. Andric $3.50, NJ.
Parent S1.OO. Ukupno $3.50.
Sledeci su poklonili hrani j
picu: J. r. Sestok, F. Savie,
/. Gotal, J. Busdon. Ogranak Sc
zahvaljuje svima koji su mas po-
setili doprineli "a sto bolii us
peh owe proslave.
l. Gotal, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-20

/ sKonacno je doslo do celicnog
strajia 1918. qodine, kojega je
predvodila A. F. Of l.. razume Sc
konacno ga izgubila. Posfe, sto je
yec poznato, dosla je CIO "otela
show, Cd tada je u glavnom ona
predvodila celicne strajkove. Ce-
liGnih strajkova je bilo mnogo, i
| ako Il manjem opsegu, IL posled-
| njih pr godina, dok konacno nije
| izveden strajk cd 10000 radnika
na dan bozica 1943.
| kao sto vec znamo, oval strajk
je privremeno odstranjen sa obe--
canjem Wade da &c Sc do nagod-
be doci "a kratko vreme War
Labor Boardu da &c Sc priznati
takozvani retroaktivni ah tev
radnika (tj. back pay). U ovome
su straiku celicni radnici trazili
povisicu plate od II cent? ma sat,
ali sporazum jos nije postignut.
Tako su Sc, manje-vise, straj-
kovi razvijali i Il drugim granama
industrije. Svi ii strajkovi su po-
cell malom opsegu razvijali
sc, kao sto Sc industrija razvi-
jala. Oni su obuhvatali sve veci
broj radn;ka brci Straikova je
rastao sve wise, dok konacno ne
dodjose do stupnja da smo prosle
godine imali 3.737 strajkova,
1912 godine 2968.
Owl strajkovi posIednjim vre-
menima, razume Sc, obuhvacaii
su na milione radnika, sto je IL
mnogo izazvalo samu drzavu da
Sc mesa tie sporove izmedju ra-
da kapitala. Cak Sc namerava
proturiti protiv radnickih strajko-
va zakone, vec takovi zakoni
postoie.
Klasna borba Sc sve wise zaos-
trava. Drzava sve Sc lace zauzima-
toj borbi Ia odbranu radni6kih
izrabljivaca, a protiv radnika
konacno, ia &c horba morati izne-
mutt celu svoju taktiku pa i cilj.
Padni6ka &c klasa morati poprl-
miti revolucionarni cilj - uniste-
nie kapitalisti6kog sistema. Ia
pcstignuce tog ella, ona ce mo-
rati 0rganizovati sc Il 1ndustri-
ialne Junije u revoluclonarnu
politicku partiju, kao sto je s. L.
P. U suglasiu sa politnhom akci'
JON, ona ce preuzeti industrIJe u
svoie ruke uspostayiti Socijalls-
ticki Poredak. - S. c
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-20

refield $500, John Stoiarovic So
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u Los Angelesu. Ona je skoro -ce-
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