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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07

Bank field.
The movement is of great inter
est TO Montana operators in that
at least one of the wells in this
area win be carried to the De-
vonlan, while all of them are re-
gionally lower on structure than
producing areas in Montana, south
Of the line.
Most recent entrant into this
area, farkn@r north Of the border
ehag4 ggao@s. Ii she Imperial Oil Com
pany, which has located well just
east of the town of Raymond, SO
miles north of the border, approx
mately due north Of range 5 west
ON the Montana side of the line
Imperial has leases on about four
townships in this area, in block
just east Of large block held by
California Standard, according TO
the Western Oil Examiner of Cal
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GEORGE #. GETTY BEHIND
PACIFIC WESTERN COMPANY

Significance of entrance of the
Pacific Western Oil company into
the northwestern Kevirl-Sunburst
picture is still unrealized by many
Pacific Western OH company Is a
subsidiary of the Pacific Western
Oil corporation, which according to
the latest available issue of Petro-
leum Register had daily crude
output of II 900 barrels, under pro
ration Pacific Western Oil cor
pOration is closely allied with
George r. Getty. one of the most
aggressive and successful of Cali
fOrnia operators, who repeatedly
controls It. His interests, both as to
production. refining and marketing,
are widespread The company Is
now drilling two wells In north
western kevin- Sunbul.st. both of
which win substantially extend the
fields proven area Ii they get oil
al the top of the Madison lime No
test of deep horizons has been made
in this part of the field.
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COBB TEST
PAST 1900

A. B. Cobb appears to be from
two to three weeks away from
completion in his interesting and
important wildcat on the Meri-
wether structure on the Blackfeet
Indian reservation west of the Cut
Bank field, in G NE NE Sc IL
33N-6W.
During the week, this well re-
ported hole made to 4,28S feet, with
objective horizons expected to be
reached at about $500.
This is now the only active Wild
cat on the vast reservation, whose
western boundary Is formed by the
Rocky mountains.
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TexacO Faces
Real Test of
Rabbit Foot

Full test of the powers of the
Texas Company's rabbit foot In the
area southeast of the Sweetgrass
Hills seems likely TO be given short
~ In its No. / State on the com
pany's Marias block, near the
Marias river and IS miles south OF
Chester, in c NE Sc SW 26-29N-6E.
A rotary crew which has appar-
emily solved the puzzles Of Mon
tana's Colorado shale spudded this
well In last Friday and Thursday
night the hole had been punched
down 20 1880 feet.
The location Is Of interest be.
cause of a previous dry hole drilled
In the area several years ago by the
Cypress Oil Company, about seven
miles southeast of the Texaco wild
cat. The Cypress test was a dry
hole at the top of the Madison lime,
at 2769 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
WILL BUREAUCRATs SEEK
TO MUSCLE M on 0SK12

Whether the bureameraas,
who have 50 successfully adept
ed the insidious smmscasmg in
tactics Of prohibition era gang
sters, win boldly attempt to
take full control of the OIL In
dwstry after the war, Ia now
a subieCt of c0ncern to many.
OF interest I'm this connection
are these remarks by James G.
Graves, president Of the bfichi-
gan Oil A. Gas association, as re-
Continued on Page ~
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Stsdu44..
Sometimes they show
which way the wind
Is blowir1C)
REAL STRUCTURES MERIT
TESTING TO BASEMENT

In connection with revived inter
est in Devorian possibilities Oh
northern Montana structures
heightened by recent Development
north of the line, in Alberta, sub
scriber calls our attention to the
following, from the Dec. 9, 1913
issue of the Oil & Gas Journal.
'sThe theory, that mo seruc-
turaI trap Is condemned for
deeper production mntaa agl sefzl-
mentary beds above granite or
other basement rocks have been
thoroughly prospecfed, h gain
ing new converts with each
passing month. Deeper explore
tom in proven fields to test
the possible superimposifi0n OF
structural traps over ONE ana
other Is gaining momentum
with each successive discovery
i'm this category. The fact Is
well established that multiple
producing zones are 0utsfand-
iDgiy common TN proven fields
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
General Pet
Test Deeperls

General Petroleum Corp, pro-
duclng subsidiary of the Socony-
Vacuum Oil company, Is moving
rapidly ahead In It's deepening OF
ClarkE Fork No. /, 2S-9S -12E, with
hole made 10 1854 feet. This well
was originally drilled 10 4212 feet
pany Location Is only two miles
north of the Montana w yomil1g
line and approximately six miles
west of the north end Of the Elk
Basin field
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07

almost exactly straight line.
In the extreme eastern section of
the field, Enfield OH company com
pIeted its No. / well on the Grass
farm, in Sc SW Sc 17-3S-1W, as a
producer that swabbed 80 barrels
Of oil and some water the first "a
hours Drilled TO total depth OF 1861,
It got the Ellis Madison contact at
1853, finding only showing OF oil.
II came to life when il was acidized
with 500 gallons. II Is slightly less
than a mile southeast Of the early
day deep test drilled by Frazier and
others, a well that had substantial
sh0wings of i1igh-gravity oil In the
Deyonian at 1880 before Il was
abandoned because OF a bad fishing
job and other complications.
Approximately 5a@ miles north
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Only about eight miles southeast
of water well completed this
week r. G. Tarrant ON Roscoe dome
in southern Montana, the Carter
Oil company is reaching an inter
esting stage in It's No. | Bowlen on
the Fox-Luther dome, about 10
miles northwest of the Ohio Oil
company's Dry Creek field. The
Carter wildcat is drilling at 5757
feet. In the Dry Creek field, deep
test by the Ohio hit the top Of the
Madison lime at TITO. Tarrant got
the lime, and fresh water, at 4f60
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$3.50 Nf*~*F%fN@NF"H%
The well is the company's No.
Yellowstone. C SW SW 2-6N-32E,
on Custer dome, that has made hole
to 1888 feet, In the virtual center
of Observation-Disclosures area that
has never felt the probing touch of
a wildcat
The reason even high officials of
the Carter viii be thrilled by the
well if il is a producer was ex-
planned this week in Great Falls by
q lease hound who had investigated
the situation, with a view to pick
ing up acreage not too far from the
well. According to him, the com
pany has tied up more than $4,000
acres, thoroughly blanketing the
structure on which the well Is drill
ing. And 50,0O0 acres, as the lease
hound morosely explained, is size
able chunk about 80 square miles.
The area in which the well is
drilling is comparatively isolated,
which may explain why 1t has
hitherto apparently escaped the eye
of wandering biologists. Those who
have looked 1t over since the Carter
began drilling say 1t looks on the
surface as though it might be an
other Elk Basin.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
Indicating
YirtuOsO Has
One Bad Week

r.. C. Taxrant, wiEdcaEfer WHO
has drilled more Montana tests
than amy other individual.
plugged one well this week and
had fishing jobs TN three others.
Plugged was his No z ON Roscoe
dome, In section 4-6S-18E. about 20
miles northwest of the Dry Creek
field in the extreme southern part
Of the state. Drilled to total depth
Of 4165, it was abandoned when IL
got a strong flow of clear Water,
without sulphur, at the top Of the
Madison lime at 416O
Tied up with fishing jobs were
his Woodwork No. on Button
Butte structure, Sc Sc 20-I4N-24E,
about 18 miles west of Winnett In
Fergus county, with hole made to
1912: his No. l Gehrig ON the Mid
way structure In C NV SW Sc
3I-2S-1W, which has three strings
Of tools in the hole at 1720, and his
No. ] Emma Hodges, Sc Sc Sc
3f-24N-1E, southeast OF DugfOn,
which had made hole TO 1145 be
fore Ii ran into trouble
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
Oil Zones Cored I'm Hills Wildcat
To Get Tests During Coming Week

Horizons which showed cir in the viii be tested this
week by the Texas IN its No Raabe wildcat the
cOmpanys Prescott block the Sweerass Hills south Of the
Bears Dem field, i'm NV SE Sc 19-346E.
Last week. after running and cementng pipe $780, the
delayed In plans perorate and aede the oil
below the top of the Madison by mechanical trouble
Repairs have been made and the tests scheduled begin
today
we'll is interesting that 1t only few miles northeast
Of the company No Nick Laas the Utopia block The Laas
well found heavy flows and tremendous and has
been shut in for later utilization q gasser.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
KEVIN- SJTNBURST ACTION
COVERS I4-MILE AREA

Interesting developments Kevn-Sunbust field during the
week were spread
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-07
Albertans Increase Activity in
District Near Montana Boundary

Rapidly gaining intensity the Of Canadian OPP
north of the Alberta Montana border
the part north the Baoeet Indian reservation and the Cut
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Trgovacka kavga ie
Zap0cela

Dopisnik New York Times
a, Edward A. Morrow, opisuluci
sukobe izmedju Britanije i SIZE
dinjenih Drzava, kaze IL pon1e-
nutoj novini cd Is. decembra da
su Britanci vec zapoceli trade
jump on U. s.
Louis A. Lara" kaze tai dopis-
nix, "izvozni upravitell J. NJ HUI
Der, Inc. proizvadjaGa staTapa-
nja-mastila' ~izjavio je ola u ,az-
no-amerieke zemlje vec stizu
mnogi uvozi toga produkta IL
Velike Britanije, ito pre- nego
Sto americki proizvadlaGi n.ogu
da ista izvezu tamo.
Gospodin Lara opominje anae-
ricke proizvadjace, govorees aa
ie on doznao, putujuci kroz JAZZ
nu Ameriku, da Sc Britanci snfe-
maiu da ucine velike posllke
papira, mastila it'd, u toku lssine
(Nastavak ia 4. straEil
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New York Times" je nedavno
izvestio rezultat u DRAW i gradu
New York ma sledeci nacin:
Edward A. Teichert, predsed-
nieki kandidat Industrial Gov
eminent (Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke) partije dobio je l0.9O7 glaso-
va u gradu New Yorku, 1852 u
celoj DRAW -. Gospodin Tho
mas Ikandidat "a predsednika
Socijalisticke partijel dobio je
1888 u gradu, 1858 drzavi."
A Weekly People cd Is. de-
cembra izvestava ola su kandida-
ii S. L. P. dobiIi II New JERSEY
$3.50, a Thomas Is. P.) 1858. u
Illinoisu, Teichert j Albaugh Is.
L. P.), dobili su 9.677 glasova. {
1886, nasi kandidati su dobili IL
ovoj draw 1851, a u 1882. bill
su 1888, j cak nazad u 1904. bill
su 4.698. Ia druge godine nema-
mo rekorda.
u Minnesota nasi su kandiGati
dobili owe godine 3.176 glasova.
Thomas je Y oyoj drzavi dcbo
neSto wise - 5.073 glasa. y To1a.
Teichert je dobio 1913. u Connec-
ticuttu 1920. Ia Ohio nista ne
znamo, a verovatno da necemo NJ
znati, prem da bi ovde trebao
biti takodjer veliki broj g~lasova
"a S. L. p, da smo bill ma glasov-
nici. Belezenie olovkom ma gla-
sovnici imena kandidata, vero-
vatno je vecinom bio pokvare-
no, nejasno, i naravno diskvalifi-
kovano. Svakako, glasovi S. L. P.
SUI povecani a u nekim slucaie-
vima podvostruceni, sto je dollar
znak da radnici pocimaju postu-
patti u skladu sa svojim klasnin
interesima.
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nanlcke elemente "a wise zan,yse-
ne funkcije. PraktiGki svi totko-
vi j kopcanja mogu Sc men,ati
i moraju Sc namestiti ma drukei-
il nacin "a svaki now problem"
Posto Je u stanlu izraGunatI Ia
nekoliko dana toliko koliko bi
uzelo coveku nekoliko godjna, mi
zakljucujemo da tai izun radi
365 puta brzije Cd coveka. Oyo
pax, znaci da &c ia jedna Gaa-
sina izbaciti sa posla, ito odraah
sada, jos u njenom grubom, ne
usavrsenom stanju, 365 radr5Aa.
Ali ne obicnih radnika, nego rad
nike, koji SUI svrsili wise sEole,
gimnazije it'd, II. belogragBase.
A kada, recimo, deset hillada
Iii sto hiljada, takvih masina po-
plave celu zemlju j zadiu II sse
velike urede, onda &c biti ,zba-
6eno Sd posla tin skolovanih j IL
vezbanih radnika 10000 X 565, iii
wise.
Znanost Sc jos nalazi u sv.,em
ppretku. SIcnih iz1uma c.
swim granama delatnosti.
Pa ipak, kapitalisti, i ~njihove
razne ulizice, kazu da njihoy SIS
tenn mole odstraniti. iii bar ss,z-
bijati, besposlicu.
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kampanja "a move pTgtplate

pobornika "a ljudska prava i ljudsku dobro-
bit.
Svi ~dosadasnji pokusaji cd strane otvo-
renih i prikrivenih burzoaskih agenata, da
ospore taenost Socijalisticke filozofije, tie da
je prikazu kao "utopiju', ostadose samo pusti
j uzaludni pokusaji. Jer iskustvo zivota "a
ogrornnu vecinu clanova drustva radnicku
klasu - potkrepljuje tacnost Socijalisticke
znanosti, ii. da samo kroz Socijalizam drus-
two moze da resi- sve svoje probleme i ostvari
trajni mir i ~blagostanje "a sve korisne svojeaa
clanove.
Etc, cato su nasi clanovi i simpatifari
tako cvrsto ubedjeni u svoju ideju; zbog toga
oni ~veruju, CHE verovanje nike nije Il staniu
osporiti, da spas radnog covecanstva lei Ii
Socijalizmu. Takodjer Sill oni cvrstog ubedje-
MIA, da Sc Socijalizam ne moe ostvariti sve
dotle, dok Sc j ostali radnici ne ubede u nasu
ideju, II. dok i oni ne poime ola Sc radno
covecanstvo moze osloboditi samo putem So
cijalizma. A ovo, ma kraju krajeva, znaci da
Sc radnici trebaju moraju klasno pros
vetiti i organizovati u svcje revolucionarne
organizacije, jer bez prosvete j organizacije,
oni nikad nece moci postici svoje o%slobodje-
ME.
Owe nepobitne cinjenice SUI jasne nasim
clanovima i simpaticarima. Zbog ovih razlo-
ga nasa je Federaciia osnovna j MEN organ
- RADNIcKA BORBA pokrenuta, da
prosvecuje j organizuje radnike naseg jezika-
Zbog ovih razloga nasa je prosIa konvencija
donela rezuluciju, instruktujuci Centralni
Odbor Federaciie, ola U ovoi gcdini pekrene
tri kampanje "a move pretplate ma mas list.
Zbog ovih razloga, mas c. 0. je odlucio prvu
cd ovih kampanja da pokrene ma Is. deem
bra, koja ina da traje do Is. februara 1915.
Zadatak je owe kampanje da prosirimo mas
list medju radnicima naseg jezika, kroz keji
da oni postignu ono znanje. onakvo ubedje-
ME i veru u svoju moo i Socijalisticku zna-
most, kao sto su stekli naSi 6lanovi j simpati-
carl.
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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p. Slepcevic
Ma Is. decembra otpocela je kampanja
"a move pretplate ma RADNIcKU BORBU.
Kakve cemo regulate postici II ovoj dvo-
mesecnoj Rampant, to &c najvecim delom "a
visit cd mas nasih clanova i simpaticara.
Ak Sc ozbiljno i svojski podhvatimo ovog
posia, rezultati &c biti povoljni - biee dobri!
kad god je nasa Federacija u prosiosti
poduzimala, ma kakve prirode kampanje,
ona i'll je izvodila uspesno. Nase godisnje kon-
v~encije, najjasniji su dokazi toga. Kampanja
"a nasu proslu konvenciju, koju smo odrzali
u Akronu, sa svojim regulation nadmasila
je sve nase predjasnje konvencije, jest izvan-
redan primer nash kampanja. JOS kada Sc
ina ma umu da ova godina bese izborna 60
dina, u kojoj je nasa Federacija bila angazo-
vana. Ovo znaci ola smo owe godine izvrsili
dve opsezne j uspesne kampanje. Jer sakupiti
petnaest hiljada dolara ma nasoj prosloj kon-~
venciji "a diva partijska organa = RADNIc-
XII BORBU i WEEKLY PEOPLE a pored
toga, toliku svotu prilozti "a Nacionalni L.
borni Fond S. L. p, jesu ~rezultati odluGnog,
napornog i energicnog rada ma nasoi strani,
tie odanosti pozrtvovanja nash clanova j
~simpaticara "a svoj pokret, "a svoju ideju =
ideju oslobodjenja radnicke klase!
Ovakav rad, odlucnost i pozrtvovanje, ne
moze Sc nj izbliza zapaziti kod drugih organi-
~zacija. Ne moze, jr i'm fall ona pokretajuca
sila, koja pokrece i nadahnjava nase clanove
j simpatieare revolucionarna ideja!
Same Judi j zene koji su dvrsto ubeSss1.
Mi u svoju ideju, mogu ovako raditi ovako
Sc zrtvovati, kao so rade zrtvuju Sc clanovi
! ~simpaticari S. L.. P. Njihovo ubedjenje II
svoju ideju ne zasniva Sc ma fanatizmu: ma
slepom i nerazumnom ubedjenju, nego Sc
ono zasniva ma naucnim cinjenicima; ma zdra-
vom rasudjivanju i obmisljanju. Socijalizam
(nasa ideja) jeste drustvena znanost, koia Sc
strogo bazira ma naucnim ispitivanjima, Opt
TINA i nepobitnim cinjenicama cd strane
najvecih misloca, druStvenih nauceniaka
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Mathematical robot

Il Schenectady, N. Y. javlja
Sc cd IA. decembra da je General
Electric proizvela matematicki
robot, koji je u stanju da IRA
cuna "a nekoliko dana toliko, ko-
like bi uzelo nekoliko godina da
Sc izracuna dosadasnjim ljuds-
kim racunanjem.
"Ova masina" kaze vest, "sas-
toii Sc cd sistema 'Saftova', mo-
tora i tockova, uposljava neha-
nicke elemente "a zbraianje, Cd
biianje i mnozidbu j elektro-me-
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"Times'-u) javljaju da Ivan SUI
basic, nakon sto Sc povratio sa
%putovanja oko tri meseca pc
Moskvi, Beogradu it'd. i pokupio
sve nuzne projekto-planove Z
Beogradu, koje je Moskva bla-
goslovila j d~oterivala, sada vrlo
zaposlen trckajuci cd jednih do
drugih "istaknutih" Srba, mas
tojeci da dobije saradjivanje pos
lednjih u odnosu te move" fe-
derativne Jugoslavije.
"Dr. SubaSic", kazu te vesti,
"konferisao je u diva poslednja
dana sa Milanom Grolom, biv-
Sim jugoslavenskim ministrom
stranih poslova, MiloSem Trifu-
novicem j MiloSem Robicem, vo-
DIANA srpske Radikalne parti-
je, da bi zadobio srpsko saradji-
vanie sa planiranom novom Via
DOM"
Clifton Daniel - dopisnik ko-
il dostavlja owl vest - kaze da
sc tvrdi U srpskim krugoyima u
Londonu da mi jedan cd istak-
nutih predratnih vodja Srbije nj
je pristao da Sc pridruH vladi
pod vodstvom marsala Tita ma
rodnog oslobodilackog pokreta."
l da Sc tim krugovima tvrdi
da:
"Suprotno tvrdnji sledbenika
Titovog pokreta da je procisca-
vanje opozicijskih elemental u
Srbiji blago [moderatel, Srbi W.
de okrivljuju oslobodilacke sile
da ubijaju i zatvaraju ma hilja-
de-"
Ako je oval elemenat, "a kojeg
Sc kaze da predstavlja oko 81
posto stanovnistva (tj. srpski e.
lemenat) u Jugoslaviji, zaista
protivan novoj upravi, Tito &c
verovatno imati neprilike da sta
bilizuje ikakvu vladu. Ia isves-
no vreme on &c Sc odrzavati 81
lom oruzja i rezultat moze biti
gradjanski rat. l tako bi moglo
JOS nekoliko desetina iii stotina
hiljada siromaha, radnika i Sc
ljaka pasti zrtvom u borbi oko
prevlasti izmedju njihovih ne
prijatelja oko pitanja koja ce
grupa imati vecu sloboGl da IL
rabljuje j ugnjetava mase.
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Oni zele postojece drustveno sta
ME bez revolucionarnih j rastva-
Iajucih elemental -. Joni hoce1
administrative reforme, zasno-
vane ma neprekidnom opstanku
ovih odncsa; reforme, koje otu-
da, u nj jednom pogledu ne uticu
ma odnose izmediu kapitala RAJ.
da, ali, najboljem, smanjuju
troskove i uproscavaju admins
trativni rad, burzoaske vlasti".
Gospodin Roosevelt zauzima Sc
u "ublazivanju drustvenih zalba
ola bi osigurao stalni opstanak
burr oaskog lkapitalistiekogl
drustva." Ali tacnost owe Mark
sisticke analize posvedoeio je
sam gospodm Roosevelt. "Istins-
XII konzervativac', rekao ie on,
"nastoji da zastiti sistem privat-
nog vlasnistva i slobodnog pre-
duzeca ispravljajuci takve ne
Epravde i nejednakosti kakve u
toga proisticu =. Liberalizam
postaje zastita "a daleko-vidnog
conservatives -. elias velikih
dogadjaja glasi mama refos-
mist da bi odrzao.'"
u koliko Sc Else kapitalizam re-
fornaase Il toliko Uise estate
isti.
Kapitalisticki refor mist su
"koregirai' protu-drustvene re-
zultate kapitalizma vec mnogo
pokolenja.. Protu-drustveni re-
zultati j dale ostaju. Zaistinu.
nakon mnogo pokolenja "refor-
misanjaD' kapitalizma, kapitali-
Fam ie danas wise protu-drnst-
ven nego ikada. Ovo bi hl0 jos
S tada taccna. da i sa1n0 delovanje
Nsstavak M 8. strsnil
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Pobune SUI, kaze oval dopis-
mix. "zapoceli STUDENT u pro-
testu protiv unovacivanja u vols
ku". / dale, on opisuje tn 81
tuaciju kao nepovoljnu pojavu,
koja je "pozdravila" Bonomije-
WI "novu" vladu.
"Neredi SUI dali dokazi', kaze
on, "nepovoljnog stanja stvari u
Siciliji koje je vec mesecima uz-
burkano cd pobuna j nereda i
koje ocito nije blize zadovolja-
vajucem r~esenju te poteskoce.
Ovo bese pozdrav novoj vladi
kada je ona zauzimala polozaj j
dokaz je da burma vremena Sic
de u buduce."
Protestni poklici SUI raznovrs-
nj, kaze gospodin Matthews. Ne
XII su cato, sto nj jednog sicili-
janca nema u kabinetu, neki pro-
tiv izglednog otcepljenja Trsta j
Fijume cd Italije, a vecina pro-
testnih poklica je protiv gladi.
S~ituacija u Italiji kljuea. Iako
to jos nisu nikakva klasnosvesna
kretanja radnika, ona b, Sc ipak,
mogla ubrzo razviti II tom prav-
Gu. Uvo sve skdpa nagovestava,
da novopecena vlada, koja je
sastavljena Cd predstavnika raz-
nth suprotnih interesa, ukljucu-
juci j "komunisticke" predstav-
nika, nece biti duga zivota.
Mozda &c radne mase Italije
kroz to komesanje naci pravilan
put "a njihovo oslobodjenje cd
svih u~gnjeta6a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
De Leon je dao radnicima program

Kriticizam kapitalizma iii pri-
lika zivota pod kapitalizmom nj
je dovoljno.
Socijalisticki kriticizam kapi-
talizma jeste jedini osnovan. On
odlazi u srce problema suocava-
juci radnicke-klase vecinu uka-
zujuci da Sc owl problemi radja-
ju cd, i da su neodeljivi cd ka-
pitalizma. On demonstrira da ka-
pitalizam moze ola operise jedi
no eksploatisuci radnike. On do
kazuje neizbeznosti H. postoja-
ME ekonomskih i druStvenih kla-
sa j borbe izmedju kapitalistiG-
Ike klase i radnicke klase oko po-
dele proizvoda poslednje; ~ pc
riodicnih ekonomskih slomova
kapitalizma koji pogorsavaju pri-
like nametnutog siromastva u
sredini potencionalnog izobilia;
i 81 militarnih ratova, u kojima
Sc zauzimaju razne kapitalistic-
he klase i koji uzimaju najvece
naplate u zvotima radnicke kla-
Sc, uveeavaju eksploat a c
radnika i dodaju faktorima ka-
pitalisticke utakmice koji slu-
re kao varnice "a stvarne izbuhe
ratova.
Socijalistick kriticizam kapi=
talizma zaista donosi razumeva-
ME. Ali, ocito, kada bi Socija-
izam stao kod kriticizma, NADIA
"a zrtve kapitalizma ne bi bila
VEGA nego sto hi bila "a zrtvu
privezanu "a mucecus sprawl ko-
ja Trivial razume sve fizicke za~
kofe primenjiuane u njenom mu-
cenju.
Iznse7sinI0 sDet!
Sociiahzar1r ne stale kod kFf
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