davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
North Carolina Plans
Larger Soybean Crop

RALEIGH, May "a @ The
State Department of Agriculture
said today that North Carolina
farmers probably will plant $50, 900
acres of soybeans this year, $4,000
Of which will be harvested in north
eastern counties alone. The 1913
crop was valued at 81, 1916, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
DRAFTED

BOSTON, May "a W.D Glen
DreisWerd VINO was counted on to
give the Boston Red Sox some
southpaw pitching strength, will
report for induction into the Army
tomorrow at Fort Devens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
Giants Rally In Fifth,
Defeat Cincinnati, 7-6

CINCINNATI May 24-lP-Pnch Hitter Danny Gardella's
base in the eighth inning enabled
their second straight decision Cincinnati today
by rs margin
Voisee who had eight in but had topped
Reds Of in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25

Rd nuns oatted in-ott 3, Weintraub,
M nseso Gardella 2, Clay. Mccormick.
N oal T. Upton, Flager. Two base hits
WI, Welntraub, Walker. Home runs
:, "e9 eas Gardella. Stolen base-Walk-
n. sscflflces-Voiselle. Emmerich. ,Dou-
b h.. piay-Kerr and Weintraub. Left on
oasss-New York 7, Cincinnati IN. BASES
s VI, oa,.l IL 3, Emmerieh 2. Strike-
Fi Nv. W. 2, Emmerich 3, Hansen.
! Y; OF Voiselle 5 in l 90; Emmerich
ots - ., Adams in 1-3; Hansen 2 in 2,
IA p nasso IN %, Liseenbee in s
fc La, PECK x. IN l. Winning pitcher-Adams.
I ns ci plteher-Lisenbee. Unpires-Hen-
danc, Con main. Sears. Time-2:17. Atten-
N''e i'OSS paid, SIG women.
c
~. sunset IN Crater in Arizona IS a
i n eruption dating to 1856
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
American League
National League

National League
New York at Cincinnati-Feld'
man (4-D VS. Heusser (3-O.
Brooklyn at st. Louis (night)-
Davis (4-2) VS. Wilks (2-3).
Philadelphia at Chicago-Wyatt
(0-2) VS. Wyse (4-3).
Boston at Pittsburgh-Tobin e.
81 VS. Roe go.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25

Tornadoes have been reported
from every state in the United
States except Nevada.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25


xxBatted for Schuster in 9Th.
xxXBatted for Erickson in 9th.
Scor. by innings:
Philadelphia 100 $50 000-6
Chicago -- 900 201 00o-3
Runs batted in-Crawford 1. Wasden
3. Di Maggie 2. Pafko, Lowrey 2. Two
base hit-Crawford. Home Runs-Pafko,
Lowrey Stolen base-Cavarretta. Double
play-Schuster, johnson and Cavarretta.
Left on bases-Philadelphia s. Chicago 6.
Bases on bslls-Barrett 8; Derringer l;
Stewart 2; Erickson O. Strikeouts-Bar-
rett 4; Derringer 2, Erickson 2. Hits-off
nerringer 6 in 4 1-3 innings; Stewart
in 2 2-3; Erickson l in 2. Losing pitcher
-Derringer. Umpires-Stewart. Dunn and
Magerkurth. Time-2:12. Attendance -
3,178.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25

PROBABLE FTIVHER6
NEW YORK, May 24-tR-Prob-
able pitcher for tomorrow's major
league games. (Won and lost rec
ords in parenthesis)
American League
Chicago at New York--Hum-
phries Go VS. Gettel Q-2J.
- st. Louis at Boston-Potter g.
q VS. Wilson Q-4.
Detroit at Philadelphia night)
Old VS. Newsom Q-3).
Cleveland at Observation-Disclosures
O-5) VS. Haefner Cd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
A{H0W HEY'
.;S1ANDI
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American League
New York g. Chicago g.. i.
Boston 8, St. Louis 6.
Philadelphia T., Detroit 2.
Cleveland /, Washington 0.
National League
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 8.
New York 7, Cincinnati 6.
Pittsburgh 10, Boston 9.
St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
National League
PROBABLE PITCHERS

x-Played night game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25

Totals "a 6 924 8 :
xBatted for Hayworth in 18th.
xxBatted for Miller in 9th.
The sub., 1945-01-06
SV Yard ActiUities
by Charles Chapman

The most interesting thing think of to start my column this week Is the of Friday December 22nd.
 It the Friday before Christmas and not creature stirring not But not at the Victory Yard When the day shift into action at 645 things started to happen To tell you all it passed to would be too long story, I'll just give you brief outline
 When we of the night shift arrived greeted with plenty of good cheer and lots of hand shaking Most of the did not know who what face they shak ing hands with and few had to ask twice that the whistle the whistle to hoe One operator went out with part of his chewed off, The of this that of southern gentlemen got quite hungry and wanted to taste human fish he good beef takes too many points. One leading that spends far too much time the craneways learned that he couldn't step too
 many toes the Friday before Christmas After leaving the and going down to the lower level had to be careful not to step those pieces glass with
 long neck he would start rolling and roll right into tou hle
The sub., 1945-01-06

able. They always have the string in their hands.
 One watchman named Charlie Greene started a good egg business here in the yard. He was called Charlie the egg man until along came Sam the rubber man with eggs as big as oranges. From then on Greene was out as no one wanted pigeon eggs anymore. : AS I have taken up so much space at this writing will leave you with just these few words. Make little fence of trust around
 today;
 Fill the space with loving work,
 and therein stay. Look not through the shelterin8
 bars upon tomorrow; God will help thee bear what comes
 of Joy or Sorrow"
The sub., 1945-01-06
Papers Won't Play Up These Strike Facts
Loss of Time in October Less Than One Tenth of
 One Per Cent

Loss of Time in October Less
 Than One Tenth of
 One Per Cent
 You wouldn't know it from read- ing the scare headlines in the news. papers, but time lost by strikes has taken a nose-dive. the Department of Labor revealed this week.
 During October. the last month for which figures are available. man-days lost from work stoppages amounted to 69O,OOO, or a mere 9/1OO of 1 per cent of time put in by the nations workers.
 That's a decline of 322. .534 man. days below losses from strikes for the corresponding month year ago. the department said.
 Incidentally, major share of the strike toll for the month was caused by the Mechanics Educational So. ciety of America, an Independent" organization in no way connected with the regular labor movement.
The sub., 1945-01-06

second shifts kept themselves under control better than any Christmas that I have been in the yard. The Chippers on the second shift were out for a good time and they sure had 1t. One man thought he was in the front lines and nearly emp tied a keg of bolts before he found out he was not throwing hand grenades at the Japs. A couple of the fair sex decided to take a nap up on top of the craneways and if some friend had not taken care of them they would still be there. Our little Flip got painted up very nicely with lip-Stick and when she walked through the yard we had to look twice to see if she was Flip or an Indian squaw.
 The wet dock was the place to avoid as they wanted no outsiders. We nearly had to take a swim to save one of the subs as two wanted to take the first dive in 1t.
 No one seemed to care too much about work but wanted to sing most of the time. We find the WelderS and clippers have the best lungs of any department in the yard.
 We have one more little affair that took place during lunch time at the Erectors hangout on Thurs day, Dec. 21.
 The Erectors had taken up a col lection to give their foreman (Mr. Luther McHenry Edwards a Christ mas present. The present was pre- sented to him by B. s. Chapman (and B. S. means Bachelor of Science) who likes very much to play jokes on everyone. MT. Ed wards was placed on a block in the center of the floor and all his men were in a circle around him. As there are fourteen men in his out fit he got fifteen presents one from each man and one from the gang. The main present being beautiful golf club Ga braSsie) and four golf balls. The presents from each man consisted of few aspirin tablets, one apple, one orange. a couple of pencils, a toy airplane, a calendar, a few nuts, little candy. funny book. ladies rosette and comb for his hair. a card of safety pins. one baby'S rattle, and nursing bottle filled with prune juice. Each article was presented with short speech which have not got room to print here. Jack was wished a very Merry Christmas and all the Free tors hope to have him for their foreman for another year. Mrs. Helen Fedus has left the employ of the E. B Go. to return to her home to care for her two small sons.
 Most of the female help has left the Victory yard and with this cold weather coming we expect to see the remainder leave.
 One shipfitter woke up after lunch the other night and found himself tied to a post by the neck. This Is a bad yard Tamishanko.
 San and Nap only lack a couple of knitting needles to be comfort ss:$ss:::ssss3$.:ss.:s$$.::t:s.:$$.ss3s
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
Narodnost / narod

keltske krvi. Ali, i ako bi to mo-
glo biti, lokalno iii relativno
veliko, ono bi moglo samo biti u
celosti u maloj proporciji. jerk,
osobna Iokalna imena, karakter
obicaia obicni zakoni Engleza,
preovladjuju kroz to vreme isto-
riie. Svaki priliv move krvi od
prvog naseljenja bio je tevtons-
XII; Danac, Norvezanin i cak fran
cusko-govoreci Norman cd osva-
ianja, sluzi "a dodatak jakosti
oznacenju nacionalnog prepozna-
MIA" (Stubbs, Select Charters
Professor Stubbs takodjer kaze:
"Ova nova rasa jeste glavno stab
10 nash praoGeva; deleci prvo-
bitni nemacki ponos cistoti
poroda; jos uvek smatrajuci po-
rodicne veze kao osnov drl.Stve~
ne organizacije; naseljavajuci Sc
u grupama saveznih srodnih
karaktera, odrzavajuci pie
menske oznake II inenitna hoia
SUI davali svojin novim naselii-
ma; pocast zena njihove naci-
je. -"
Onda je jasno, da Sc prethodni
razvitak engleskog naroda mora
traziti u prirnitivnim plemenima
Nemacke. Engels Ii The Mark"
dale nam ocito pouzdanu sliku
toga razvitka pokazuje vezultl-
Gu kariku Cd starodreynih rOdo-
va pa ovarno. Oni su done1i.Hji-
how sopstveni jerk Il Britaniju
i uspostavili su drustvene usta~
move zasnovane na krvnsn srod-
stvu porodicnih grupa. Rosaevs-
ke, i plemenske ustanove koje su
oni doneli sa sobona il svoje rod
ne NemackeI bile su cvfsto nko-
renjene u narod da su mnoge cd
niih ostale sve do danasnjeg*ela-
ma.
! Mnogi cd nasih obicnih !bri-
tanskih zakona razvieni stl cd
Nth mnoge cd nasia medexnih
geografskih podela jesnsoae, ke5e
su oni uspostavili kada su -osvo-
jill zemlju.
Nepotrebno je iznositi wise od
ovif1 piemenskih ustanova nego
/ jedno, iii diva, glavna aehministra-
| tivna tela. Jedinica niiaove orga-
nizacije bila je Media iMask},s
/ iii selo. Ona Sc originalne -saste-
jala cd jedne krvns perodee:
(Basingham, ma primer, bio je
dom Basingsa tako da]je. )-Gxu-
pa ovih Media saeinjavala ie'
Stotinu, a grupa stotina SAFER
[Shire, ii. zupaniju]. Owe sve'
skupa sacinjavale su veliki Sa-
vet naroda u kojem su vssena
sva njihova poslovanja. "Staresi-
ne" Media bill su biTani tn IN;
;Savetul, a tako "pocasni vo-
dja", koji je predvidio rat,sjuce.
ljude, u cije ie redove syaki1ais-
trikt slao stotinu ratnih i drpsih
ADMINISTRATIVE zvanicnika. TIL
niie bilo drzave, nj politieke ma
CHE, niti politicke vladavine.
| (Nastavice sc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
(Nastavak sa I. strane)

(NASCaVak Sa l. strane)
podeljeno ma klase, ma vladare
ii vladane.
(2) Njena teritorija mora biti
dosta velika da odrzava toliko
stanovnistva koliko je nuzno da
Sc dade -
(a) Dovoljan broj radnika da
vrse proizvodnju potrepstina i
(b) da Sc odrzava arnija "a
odbranu Cd konkurentskih naci-
ia, da Sc zandari niena sops-
, tvena teritorija, da odrzava svo-
je potcinjene klase u miru.
Sta wise, potrebno ie upamtiti
da politicka naciia pretstavlia
narociti stepen u drustvenoi evo-
luciji ljudskog roda. Socijalne
ustanove nisu nikada iznniSliene
umom nijednog coveka, niti one
iskacu gotove stvorene, IL obrva
Jove. One Sc pojavljuju tex kada
| je istorijski razvitak prilika Nth
zahtevao, i one in1aju svoie ko-
renje u prilikama koje su pre-
njih postojale. One Sc stvaraju
malo po malo, IL koliko Sc DO
iavliuju potrebe "a dalnje nodi-
fikacije.
| Politicka nacija, onda, jeste is
torijski data organizacija cd ma
roda ziveci Il danoj teritoriji pod
iednom upravom. Ona Sc digla IL
uslova preovladjujucih u Sred-
MEM Veku ona je pravilna
drustvena forma nuzna "a sis.
tenn trgovine i espapske proiz-
vodnje Ona je materiialna for
ma koju je zauzela drzava kapi
talistickog drustva.
Uslovi IL kojih Sc r1acija pojaUila.
| Engleska pruza najbolii pri-
mer uslova naginiuci razvitku
nacije. Ne samo da je ona bila
iedna cd prvih nacija, koie su
Sc pojavile. nego i evolucija en-
gleskog naroda sledila je cisto
prirodni tok cd starodrevnog ro-
,dovskog drustva pravo gore do
|nacije, neometana Cd vanjskih u
|ticaja.
1 rEngleski narod je dosao jasno
cd nemackog porekla plemena
koja SUI Sc naselila u Britaniju i
bila SUI medju onima koja su mai
mamie bila efektovana Cd rinske
ciyilizacije. Njihovo osvajanje
zemlje bilo je potpuno, urodje-
nici SUI bill isterani i novi uselje-
nici zauzese naselise zemlju. Da
SUI prvi stanovnici bill pregnant,
vidi Sc u vrlo malo njihovih
lreci koje su ostale II jeziku. Do
bro poznati istoricar, professor
Stubbs. kaze:
sod Britanca-Rimljanina petog
veka mi nismo nasledili nista.
Celia nasa unutrasnja istorija do
Ikazuje nepogresivo nase nasled-
Istvo tevtonskih ustanova cd pr
viii doseljenika g. Bee sumnje
da je bilo ranih medjuzenidaba
izmedju provalnika urodjenika
i verovatno ma zapadu Engleske
Iveliko produzavajuce mesanje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
w. S.
(Svrsetak)

'~o~S0xAy
Da bi radnicka klasa okruni-
sala svoj napor, u obaranju ka-
pitalizma, osigurala sebi pot
pun plod svoga rada, ona mora
imati gotove organe stvorene il
samog tog industrijalnog razvit-
ka. Owl organi, koji logicno pro-
isticu il toga razvitka jesu So
cijalisticke Industrijalne Junije.
Owe Socijalisticke Industrijalne
Junije - mesne nacionalne i ge-
neralno industrijalno telo-jesu
struktura Socijalizma, ma suprot
strukturi klasnog drustva, ella
Sc struktura zasniva ma polite
kim medjama. Prema tome, onai
ekonomski radnicki pokret koji
&c ovoj zemlji desetkovati ka-
pitalizam ''uzeti i drzati sreds-
tva proizvodnje i plodove rada",
isto vremeno biti naslednik ka-
pitalizma, jeste Socijalisticki In
dustrijalni Junionizam.
"Ni "a jednu zemlju, uan Sic
dinjenih DrSaua, nije ovo teorija
lind. Junionizma] primenljiua;
nj "a jednu zemlju, van Sjedi-
njenih Drzava, nije ova teorija
racionalna. Ona nije racionalna,
i zbog toga, nije primenljiva nj
"a jednu drugu zemlju, sa mo-
gucim izuzetkom Velike Brita-
nije i ostalog englesko-govoreceg
sveta, cato, sto nj jedna zemlia,
osim Sjedinjenih Drzava, nije
dostigla onaj stupanj punoza-
okruzenog kapitalizma = u eko-
nomskom smislu - koji SUI Sic
dinjene Drzave dostigle. Drugiln
recima, nj jedna druga zemlja
nije zrela "a izvadjanje Mark
sisticke revolucionarne taktikc.' y
("Socijalisticka Obnova Drus-
tva.")
| Nedovoljno Marksisticki oba-
vesteni elemenat, il reGi,, koje
smo naglasili u gornjem citatu,
logicno bi zakljucio da, Socija-
listicki Industrijalni Junionizam
nije program "a radnike celog
sveta. Zasto nije to same gore
naglasene reel kazu, u kojima Sc
kaze da je on program samo "a
"englesko-govorece zemlje'. To
bi bio pogresan zakljueak. Pa
ako bi cak i oval pogresni "a
kljucak usvojili, on je ipak sve-
opsti program - "a neke zem-
lie odmah, "a neke docnije ka-
da dostignu slican industrijski
razvitak. Tai zakljucak u impli-
kaciji glasi da kada Sc niske
zemlje industrijski razviju dc
stepena, iii priblizno stepenu
razvitka englesko-govoreceg sve.
ia (od 1905. kada je tai govol
odrzan), tada ce tai program
biti i u NINA primenljiv.
/ Ako bi Sc u nedovoljnoj Mark
sistickoj obavestenosti nalazils
ia jedina pogreska, koju smo ma.
locas istakli, onda ne bi bile
smisla, bar ne ozbiljnog, da sc
ma nju ukazuje. Ona bi Sc sama
cd sebe popravila. Ali, u to.
Marksistickoj n e o bavestenost
jeste i drugi "logican zakljucak'
il naglasenih reel u gornjem ci'
ltatu, koji Sc tome elementu ma
|rnece. Il kojeg viri Ottawa ira.
|gedija radnicke klase.
Socijalizam znaci besklasnt
drustvo, jedne strane, izobi
lie dobrih stvari, ne samo mai
elementarnijih potreba, vec
luksnznih, Ia sue clanove drus
iva, druge strane. Marks i En-
gels su utemeljitelji i prvi "a
govaraci ovakvog, il. znanstve
|nog, Socijalizma. Da Ii je indus
trijski razvitak "a vreme njiho
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19

~ Oot01oiAA3 ASA AACA ,1oSCllllll
Gina u gornjem citatu, koje gla-
Sc, "nije ova teorija primenlji7
va, nigde osim Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava, misli Sc ma neposredno u
vadjanje Socijalizma, nakon o.
baranja kapitalizma. Ali, sa tim
Sc recima ne misli, da Sc ne mo-
re j ne treba i da je bez vred-
nosti propagirati tn ideju zbog
toga sto ekonomski uslovi nisu
dovoljno razvijene "a menu
prakticnu primenu. Daleko Cd to-
ga!
Kroz celu gore pomenutu bro
suru, Socijalisticki Industrijalni
Junionizam ne samo da Sc pro-
vlaci kae crveni nit, vec kao
cello crveno povesmo. Tai JUNO
nizam, i uprava koja il MEGA
proistice, i gde Sc neposredno po
cbaranju kapitalizma uspostavi,
potpuno zamenjuju klasno poll
ticko drustvo i politicku drzavu
sa novim industrijalnim organi-
ma. Prema tome, on je prava
s1protnost prvom Ali, u toj bro
surf sc nalazi sledece::
"Kapitalisticko drustvo potre-
buje politicku drzavu:.. Soci-
jalisticko druStuo, no protiv, ne
zna niSta politickoj drzaui; u
socijalistickon dru$tuu politicko
drzaua je stuar pro$Iosti: iii [jel
iscezla liz egzistencije zbog ne
upotrebljavanja, iii Ljel ampu-
tovana (doslovno otsecena, Sto
znaci razorena), vec prema to-
me, kako budu okolnosti dikto-
GALE"
| Opet, "a dovoljno neobaves-
tenog Marksistu, suprotnost reel
koje smo naglasili nepojmljive
su, sa tacke gledista Socijalis-
tickog Industrijalnog Junioniz-
ma. One su nepojmljive zbog to-
ga, sto i'm druge naglasene reci
ii"protivrece". Prve potpuno zna-
ce ono Sta Sc sa NINA kaze- AL
druge, ako indirektno, prizna-
ju da Sc po obaranju kapitalizma
ne uspostavlja, svagde neposred.
no Socijalizam. Wee Sc uspos-
tavlja prelazni period, cd kapita-
lizma do Socijalizma, sa poll.
tickom 'drzavom'" proleters.
kom, razume Sc.
/ Ako Sc Socijalisticki Industri-
jalni Junionizam moze, prems
tome treba propagirati zago.
varati, jedino u zemlji, iii zem.
llama, visokog industrijskog raz.
vitka, kako onda da Sc obiasni
cinjenica, gde je De Leon, |
svom epohalnom delu, o Socija.
listickom Industrijalnom JUNO
nizmu, "koji je u sebi vec sa'
drzavao sovjetsku formu upra
We" (Lenin). (Sovjeti su Sc pc
prvi put pojavili u Petrogradr
decembra meseca 1905. dok j
| (Nastavak IA 4. strani1
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
De Leonizam--program
syetskih radnika

VOg ZlVOta u lJedlioJ ZemlJl ma
svetu dostigao stepen usavrsens-
iva "a uspostavljanje Socijalis-
tickog drustva? Ne, u nijednoj.
Pa ipak, Socijalizam je bio nil
hova dnevna ii nocna) tema. Jer
obratno, zagovarati oslobodjenje
radnicke klase, pretpostavljajuci
da SUI zagovaraci posteni is
kreni, govoriti radnicima ola
trebaju oboriti kapitalizam, a ne
zagovarati Socijalizam i neisti-
cati dobrote koje on u sebi sa-
drzi, zbog razloga sto Sc on ne
moze neposredno, pri obaranju
kapitalizma, uspostaviti, znacilo
bi, u najboljem slucaju, samo
orati nista ne sejati.
Posledice ovoga bi bile slede-.
ce: Prvo, bilo bi nemoguce "a
interesovati radnicku klasu "a
memo oslobodjenje, jer ona, ko-
ia ina da obori kapitalizam, ne
INA da treba uspostaviti Socija-
liam, jer joj to niko ne kaze;
j drugo, pozivati je ola Sc oslobodi
kapitalizma, a sam kapitalizam
je gura u tom pravcu, sa sve
vecom eksploatacijom, a ona ne.
vidi izlaza, jer ne INA nista o
Socijalizmu. Ma kraju krajeva,
ona &c bezumno revoltirati. Ka-
pitalisticka klasa ce je tada ira
gicno desetkovati. konacno ma
nju &c Sc nametnuti JOS tezi
lanci ropstva - fasizam. Tako
je i sa zagovaranjem Socijalis-
tickog Industriialnog Junioniz-
ma. Ako ne jos tragicnije.
Ne zagovarati, iii ne propagira-
ii, Socijalisticki Industrijalni Ju-
nionizam, u zemljama nizeg in
dustrijalnog razvitka, znaci os-
tavljati radnicku klasu bez arhi-
tekturske znanosti. Ova arhitek-
turska znanost je potrebna rad
nickoj klasi da bi znala sagraditi
unutrasnju zgradu Socijalizma;
,, mesne nacionalne. Industrijalne
Junije, kao i Generalno Upravno
telo, bez kojih nema Socijaliz-
ma.
Neka radnici sutra u jednoj
nize industrijski razvijenoj zem-
Iii, putem proleterske revoluci-
je, obore kapitalizam i uspostave
prelazni period cd kapitalizma
do Socijalizma, "a izvesno vre-
me oni &c zemlju podici in
dustrijski, koja &c tada zahteva-
ii celishodnu industrijalnu struk-
turu organizacije, kao oblik Via
davine. Ali radnici su bez te
znanosti. Sta moze biti rezultat
toga?
Kada u jednoj, iii u wise kapi-
talistickih zemalja, dodje cas- "a
proletersku revoluciju, koja Sc.
zbog ma kakvih razloga, ne IL
vrsi, reakcija je alternative. A
kada u radnickoj zemlji, sa pre-
! laznim periodom, dodje cas- "a
sprovadjanje Socijalistiekog In
! dustrijalnog Junionizma, "koliko
to industrijski razvitak dozvolja-
va" (Lenin), a radnici o MENU
nista ne znaju, iii ako nesto j
znaju, vestacki Sc zabasuruje
suzbija, tada je alternative bro
kratizam. U prvom slucaju al.
| ternativa je "covek ma konju"
kao Mussolini Hitler, a u dru-
gom slucaju alternative je "co.
vek ma konju" kao Stain. Obrat.
no. da SUI radnici zapojeni So
cijalistickim Industrijalnim Ju
nionizmom - podgotovljeni ar
hitekti - ne bi Sc niko mogae
usedlati ma konja'. A ako b
ipak neko pokusao, pa promasio
kao sto bi bilo neizbezno, on b
bio izveden, kao izdajnik, prec
sud i osudjen kaznjen kao ta'
kav.
.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
Zaiednicki piknik u Laekawanna

Zajednicki piknil uI4aekawanna
Woodlw N
domaceulu
=
bus u
aezeu,i p ms
Piknik II Youngstown
1905
Overlook Ave. odobnotg
ovaeek
Outdoor Meetings in Cleveland
dIIuonRo Saturday
! nhard " Tusey,c
August: A. L.
49, r TuSe, O harm
Seuemb I.DC
R.
N1ehngsare chedu to m
steada wnlbe
Basket Picnic in Cleveland
be by
L sFarnnon
ntswiibe dluc n the In
Ibe shone3 Edgwod Ave
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19
NAsE PARTqJsKO SrANOvIsTE.

! NASE FAR11JSKO STANUV1SIE
Socijalistitka Radnitka Para nkada odstupa Cd s
d bi stvora prijaseja nkada promasuje udarh
xabludu, da ne b stvoria neprijateja
So tvrsom konatnu pobedu, ona ide svoJn puem
npokolebana teznjon privreencm korisa 0na
uvek radi otvoreno posteno, veruju a &C.
nsaznns jedinstyo meme svr kem je nadahnuta esso
krau ajesa, ps6toyanje poyerenje onh kojs ella
sksQEaH u jedno Aasnesyeano, navalno telo.
Njea pFopaganda saatoj sano presvecvanp. vec
orsanzovanju radnie kase osvsjanje vast Pspu-
obazanje kapitalna Dok tn zaata zvr ona e
jati kao stena, budna paxljiva ne ustupajud n6a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-07-19

Ovako bi Sc moglo pisati nedavnim aro-
qantnim bezobraznim nacinima po kojima kon-
slripcionaSi guraju ovu nti-demokratsku, ovu
Hitleruvatku meru, niz grlo americkog naroda.
Iaeai inFoxlaSajn oval odabrani zalogaj sprusija~
nizma kao vrli dragulj demokratije!
Qgastavi6e se)