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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02

DETROIT, March "a -
War plant workers striking deS-
pite appeals from the army and
their own international union
leaders closed five more Detroit
area factories today, hating out
put of aircraft and tank parts
and army trucks. The total
strike idle topped $4,000.
Two Chrysler Corporation
plants and five units of the
Briggs Manufacturing Company
were shut by strikes involving
26, workers. Chrysl RS
Dodge truck plant was closed
with 5000 sent home for lack of
parts, and another $3.50 were
laid off in departments Of other
Chrysler factories.
A strike at Briggs Mack ave-
nue. plant spread to four other
picket lines at their gates. A
fifth unit, the Hamtramck plant,
c 20 $ e d temporarily during a
union demonstration but the
workers later returned to their
jobs.
Chrysler's DeSoto Warren
avenue plant, employing $500
making parts for B-29 bombers,
was closed by new str k e
which company spokesman said
resulted from refusal of the en-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Urge Cooperation
in Paper Salvage

Residents Of Mount Clemens,
including Seminole Hills are
urged to have their waste paper
bundled on porches and curbs
ready for the Boy Scouts to pick
up in the salvage drive Saturday
morning.
Cooperating in the nation
wide General Eisenhower" pa
per drive. Boy Scouts will start
at $50 a. m. to canvass the town,
under the direction of Guy
Verkler, president, and leaders
of the Macomb County Scout
Council.
Charles v. Titus, salvage
chairman, urges 100 per cent CO.
operation by hQYasholdeE..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Kim SigIer
Poisoned

MASON. mich. March 2-(P
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler
suffered an acute food poisoning
attack today, resulting in ad-
journment 10 Monday of the ma
turopathy graft conspiracy
trial.
DR.. c. B Gardner, his physi-
clan, said Sigler apparently
was stricken with p t o m n e
poisoning and that his condition,
which he described as serious
but not urgent" was improving
this afternoon.
Dr. Gardner said he saw no
evidence now that Sigler had
been poisoned deliberately. al
though in earlier statements he
See SIGLER-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02

Rejected

WASHINGTON. March Up
Aubrey Williams nomination
as Rural Identification Admin
istrator drew an adverse vote in
the Senate Agricultural commit
tee today.
Five Democrats and Seven
Republicans combined to vote
II TO 8 10 recommend that the
Senate reject the nomination of
the former National Youth Ad-
ministration head. But Senate
Democratic leaders still hope to
get confirmation in the Senate
proper.
Ousted from the Secretary Of
Commerce job, Jesse Jones also
is no longer Federal Loan Adj
ministrator. President Roose.
Welt said so at his news confer.
ence.
Jones has been winding up
his Loan Administrator duties
since he was let out in January
to make place for Henry WAL
lace in the Cabinet.
Wallace was sworn In today
as head Of . commerce depart
ment from which Congress be-
divorced its lending aesueieo.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he e1poets -
name q new Loan Admiaistsatoe
soon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
By DEAN SCHEDLER

WITH GEN RAL MacAR-
THUR ON CORR E G l D o r,
March 2 - (P - Gen. Douglas
Macarthur returned to Corregi-
dor today and ordered the Stars
and Stripes raised to the peak
of the flagstaff from which the
Japanese tore it down three
years ago.
His officers surrounded him
as he presided at brief, i'm
pressive ceremony as color
guard of the 503rd Parachute
Infantry Regiment stood at at
tention.
Turning to Col. George Jones
of Memphis, Tenn, command
ing officer of the paratroopers,
Macarthur said:
Have your troops hoist the
colors to its peak and let no en-
envy ever haul them down"
1t was the same flagpole on
the topside parade grounds
where the japanese tore down
Old Glory, and trod and ripped
the colors to shreds.
Macarthur returned to Cor
regidor as he left-by PIT boat.
AS he stepped onto the shattered
naval dock he commented,
well gentlemen, it has been a
long way back"
A few rounds of rifle fire
rang out-quite in keo ..lg with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02

Vote Monday IAN. to SPIN.
u. s. Shock Troops
Battle at the Rhine

outflanked German forces in the
Roermond sector.
An estimated 100000 Ninth
Army men pursued Marshal
Won Rundstedt's h d
forces as Yank artillery blazed
away at Dusseldorf, heart Of
the great, war-vital industrial
Ruhr.
The l5-mile advance of 1t.
Gen. William II. Simpsons
troops to the Rhine won control
of the western edge of the Ruhr.
On their right the u. S. First
Army fought within less than
five miles of Cologne, and the
city was blasted by 1000 Raj
heavy bombers in advance Of
the American troops.
JUNCTURE PLANNED
Lifting of the security news
blackout disclosed that the
Ninth was within Is miles of a
juncture with the Canadian
First Army which would entrap
stable German forces.
The Americans in the drive to
the Rhine fought inside Neuss,
across the river from Duessel-
dorf.
Capture Of Venlo, Mas
(Meuse) river stronghold, gave
the Americans control of the
whole plain between the Mas
See RHINE-Page 8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Macarthur Raises
Flag at Correqidor

the terrific destruction that
greeted the generals party.
Hardly a building was standing.
Great rock landslides disfigured
Malinta, sealing the tunnels.
Malinta Hill, in whose tunnels
Macarthur worked during the
early stages of fighting for Ba-
taan and Corregidor, was almost
unrecognizable. The general
See FLAG-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
NewWeapons
Hit Singapore
Macarthur Returns
to Corre9idor Today
BY LEONARD MILLIMAN

Gen. Douglas Macarthur re-
turned today to Corregidor, from
which he fled three years ago, as
the BIOS and veteran American
invasion forces shifted the Pa
cific war spotlight southwest
ward toward Japan's richest con-
quests.
Some $50 Superfortresses roar
ing out of India blasted the Sing
apore naval base for the third
time within 81 days. Their de-
structive cargo presumably in
Guided "electron bombs" and a
new phosphorus incendiary with
"a high destructive wer"
which Tokyo radio reported
American BIOS are using with
telling effect.
Japanese broadcasts reported
potential invasion fleet of u. S.
transports was assembling in the
BONN Islands, between Two Jima
and Tokyo.
Marines broke through ingen-
ious enemy defenses on Two
again. surging over one end Of
the islands third, but uncom-
pleted, airfield. Associated Press
War Correspondent Morri
Landsberg reported "the end of
the bitter campaign is def
nitely in sight"
The Palawan landing repre-
sents the westernmost advance of
American ground forces. It was
accomplished against light re
sistance by Maj. Gen. Jens A.
Does 41st Division which has
participated in more invasions
- Is spanning the entire length
of island warfare - than any
other combat outfit in the Pa
cific.
They struck at Puerto Prin-
cesa, the islands capital and best
port, behind a two-day lombard
ment by cruisers. destroyers and
land-based planes. The town was
abandoned when the Yanks en-
tered. They swept on to two
nearby airfields. The port, in the
center Of the narrow, 275 mile
long island, was Immediately put
to use.
Palawan is strategically stu
ated across Japan's southern
most shipping lanes and within
bomber range of the enemy's
See WEAPON-Page 8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
BY the Associated Press

Shells from American big
guns roared across the broad
Rhine today as us. Army shock
troops battled to the river in
spectacular advances, hammer
ing into the suburbs of Duessel-
dorf, Ruhr administrative CEN
ter, and capturing Neuss on the
Rhine's west bank.
To the north other Ninth
Army troops smashed into Kre-
field, Ruhr steel and rail center
seven miles from the great
Rhine port of Duisburg.. Still
other units in a lightning thrust
toppled Venlo in Holland and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
,XourBesfHope

The usual reasons for getting out the vote in q
city primary election appear cooress in contrast to
those that motvote such appeals this year.
1t is not SO much because an unusually strong
slate of candidates for municipal offices is avail
able but thot and Of for more lasting importance,
you ore confronted with the opportunity Of express
ing your will as to the form your city government
shall assume.
This newspaper has made serious effort to
weigh the merits Of the City Manager plan. 1t has
sfted all Of the publicly expressed arguments for and
against the systen it has stripped the veil from the
obviously prejudced claims; and it has conducted
an exhaustive research Of its own.
As result it has been obIe to arrive at but one
iustfoble conclusions:
The City Monoser Plan would oppeor to offer
to the average citizen his best possible hope for
economical efficient, less politics ridden municipal
government. The framework. at Ieost, is there.
In expressing this opinion the Monitor leoder
reozes that, If heavy vote is not recorded on
Monday the City Manager Plan will probably be
showed UNDER 1t has taken into account the foct
that "feor" toctics have been employed; thot very
considerable "nochine vote" will oppose the pro-
gressive move; and, which is most alarming Of all,
that voters in general may not appreciate the inn
portonce OF the measure.
Nevertheless this newspaper feels that it would
W
point out the logical conclusion to which it has been
drown.
Throughout the post four weeks, in these COL
unns have appeared the arguments Of portison Ieod
es in the fight for and against the city manager pro-
posoI. Some Of the reasoning has been sound; some
has been born Of wishfuI thinking; most Of it has
been Informative.
The Monitor-Leoder regrets thot space Iinito-
tons today prevent publication Of the final appeals
Of the PRO" and "Con" arguments in the highly
controversial City Manager series which has appear
ed in this newspapers columns.
Sufficient be it to say that authors Of both sides
Of the argument in their final appeals summed up
somewhat nosterfuIy their reasons for their ndi-
viduo stands; thot they, seemingly, voiced sincere
sentiments; and thot they have, erocousy, thanked
this newspaper for the spoce it hos allowed to this
truly vito public issue.
The decision rests with the voter.
The issue is important. Whether approved not
il will Ieove its imprint upon public offors for mony
years to come.
You owe it to yourself and to your children to
vote on Monday. Vote you will But vote.
The polls will remoin open from a.. until
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Legion Backs
News Freedom

WASHINGTON, March 2 =
up American legion Posts
throughout the country are be-
ing urged to endorse the princi-
pie of q free flow of world
news as an essential to estab-
lishment Of permanent peace.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
A Yes Vote on City Manager Proposal Does
Not Mean That Plan Actually Goes In Effect

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02

TOM LON0OHAYY
for COMMISSIONER
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
KROZ AMERIKU
Nastavak sa l. strane)

Naravno, to je okurazavajuca
cena poljoprivrednih proizvoda
potstakla farmere ola wise rade,
wise zaseju, i da wise primenu
masineriju u koliko je ona bila
pristupacna.
A koliko bi proizvod. mogao BIZ
ii kada bi Sc primenila sva mai
modernija m~asinerija i mans
tveni metod kao j dovoljna koli-
Gina radnika? Mozda bi godisnil
poljoprivredni proizvod skocio
diva put toliko u prvoj godini te
sveopste primene pomenutih
stvari. Do toga jos nece doci.
Kapitalizam ina nesto sto mu
sprecava sveopste iskoriscavanje
proizvodnje = nedostatak pija-
ca. To &c samo Socijalizam mocl
postici. l kada drustvo, pod So
cijalizmom, proizvede nadizobi-
lie, tada &c sc kresati satovi rada
i u tom razmeru ljudi j zene &c
uzivati odmarajuci Sc plodove
svog rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
Zapisnik CentralnOg
OdbOra

Sednica G.. O. odrzana u nedelju 16.
septembra 1916. II Centralnom Uredu,
3413 St. Clair Ave-, Cleveland, 0. Pri-
sutni: Radjenovic, sestok, Tonic, See
povic, Mite, Stefanovic j Petrovic.
Predsedava Tonic.
Korespodencija: cita Sc kopija pisma
sekretara Fed. drugu Jelusicu, organi-
zatoru Ogranka Hoboken, o o%secanjn
clanova njihova Oeranka prema Ogran-
ku New York, IL vezi Stupinove smrti,
koia Sc ~usvaja. Pismo cd A. Kudlika,
Nacionalnog sekretara Madjarske Fe-
deracije, sa kojim trazi da nasa Fede-
raeija posalje bratskog Delegate ma Mi
howl ~konvenciiu, koja &c Sc odrzati II
Cleveland, o., 6. i Z. oktobra. Ia istog
.je izabran drug S. Crnovie. Cd A. Mi
saka, privremenog organizatora Ogran-
ka Cincinnati, da Ogranak ne moze
poslati svoga Delegate. Cd Ankle Beuk.
St%eubenville, trail II ime Ogranka kre-
dit "a neprodane kalendare. OdluGeno
da mu Sc odobri krcdit.
Cd J.. ~zivanovica, Hamilton, Ont,
Kanada, poslao ie move adrese starih
pretplatnika ma RADNICKT BORBU.
Cd Theo. Baeffa, sekretara Bugarske
Federacije, o primljenom noveu IL Mon
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Sagadinski So, r. Mikalacki So.
F. Bellak S. j Helen Chenoweth
S.. Ukupno S21.OO.
Sabirna lista, broj 814, saku-
pic N. Coric: N. coric SIS i E.
coric S.. Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj Bis, saku-
pic J. TeSic: E. Jones $40, Sam
Ekus 81, M. Miller $40. Theo.
Uvolitz IS, V. Burkhead 81, !
Tesic $50, V. Yatish S., Nick's
Fender Body Co. S., L. Tompa
S., J. Antonoff 81. J. Stefanov
$40 j C. Werner $40. Ukupno
s114.00.
Sabirna lista, broi SIC, saku-
pic Z. Malivuk: Z. Malivuk $40.
G. Gervis SO, Thomas Bucker
SlO, Chas. j. Nonschuler $40.
Chas. Marvin $40, Thomas Bros.
$40, j. Rozic SO, B. Bogic S25
j Milenko Tonic $40. Ukupno
s12O.5O. o
Sabirna lista, broj 826: Cal
Besser $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 327, saku-
pic Sam Dadovic: Sam Dado-
vic SO, r. Bible $40. Karol
Kekete 81, ]. Hagenwreiter s.,
S. Adamov S., S. Pocuca S.. P.
Manoff 81, v. Stefanoff S., ].
Fridikan Soc, v. Subi6in 81 ;
D. Sjlaski S.. Ulcupno $3.50.
Sabirna lista, broj 828: ]. Mitis
$500.
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II zIVOTA

tevideo, Uruguay, "a Rabotnicesku Pro-
svetu. Cd M. VasiliGa, Los Angeles, 0
uspesnom pikniku, te Sale izvestaj "a
konvenciju i prilog Ogranka "a Rad
nicku Borbu i Weekly People. Cd P.
Cotiea, II vezi sa Grafton Boardom' -,
tie da Sc moraju traziti "points' "a hra-
nj "a konvencijske afere, Il Clevelandu
Oh J. Rudeza, st. Louis, da mu je
nemoguce primiti Sc "a Agitatora Fee
deraciie.
Cd G. scepoviea, Detroit, dostavlja
odluku Ogranka da Sc napise pc jcdno
pismo mesnim subdivizijama II Detroit,
koie Sc pruzile obilnu pomot Ogranku.
IL kome da i'm Sc Il line G. O. zahvali.
Preporuka Sc ~usvaja, i ~instruktuJe Sc
sekretar da tako postupi. Cd P. Kapica,
liz Foride, ne zna koliko &c dugo osta-
ii tamo i o drugim stvarima. Cd Radova
u vezi zapisnika konveneije. Usvaja Sc
odgovor sekretara Fed. pc istom. Cd
F. Racka. New York, 0 izvestaju Mi
hova Delegate sa k~onvencije.
Cd Paul Debragh, sekretara s. l.. ?. Il
Kanadi, preporucuie da Sc Sale ne
deljno nekoliko %primeraka r. B. drugu
P%lamondonu IL Niagara Falls, Ont, "a
agitaciiu. Preporuka Sc ~usvaja. Ogranei
Cleveland, Chicago, S~teubenville i Mil
waukee, saliu opste ~godisnje izvestaie
i arke funkcionera i odbora. tie clanske
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

godisnje izvestaje.
sledeci su Ogranci poslali mesctne
izvestaje: Bellwood, New York, Steu-
benville, Hoboken i Milwaukee.
Proeitana je iznenjena korespoden-
ella Matchmaking Ureda i Sekcije Gin
c%innati, o stanju Ogranka Cincinnati.
Potion je procitana korespodencija IL
medju Matchmaking i Centralnog Ureda
20 raznim stvarima.
Procitan je izveztaj sekkretara Fed.
Nacionalnom Uredu ga 81. konvencije,
kao j kopija izvestaia bratskog pred
stavnika Nacionalne Organizacije sa
konveneije, koji Sc ~usvaja.
Primedbe sckretara Fed. Izvescuje o
radu u Centralni i drugim stvarima. IL
vestaj Sc prima.
Kontrolni Odbor izvescujc da je pre-.
gledao priloge sa ~konvencijske skup-
Slime i banketa "a RadniGku Borbu j
Weekly People. Ia K. r. je sakupljeno
$l2.5s2.oO Ia Weekly People je sakup-
ljeno $5.253.o0. Izvestaj Sc usvaja.
Odluceno da Sc lila Radienovit II
posli "a Agitatora Federacije. Dale sc
instruktuje sekretar Fed. da capita dru-
ga A. kapugiju, da Ii bi Sc PRIMO "a
Agitatora Federacije.
Zapisnik je procitan i usvojen.
6. scepovit, r~ekordujuci sekretar.
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Nasi dopisi
500, N. Nikoloff $6.25. Pc $500:

500, N. Nikoloff $6.25. Pc $500:
]. Karakasheff, P. Stoycheff, J.
i B. Rosen, Mrs. Timar, S. Gas
parovsky i M. i Mrs. Shiposhi.
Mr.. i Mrs. Gazdik $500. Pc $500:
S. Gagrchin j S. Marinoff. Pc
$500: Laza Gagrchin, Helen Yak
SIGH i L. Collie. Pc $1.00: T. Shan
trich, S. Docheff, F. Evanoff i
Mrs. Lang. U sesir $10.75. Ukup-
no $338.OO. Prihod cd piknika
$114.34. Ukupna zarada ma pix
niku $452.34
l tako je mas piknik ispao vrlo
uspesno, kako materijalno take
j moralno.
Medju mama Sc takodjer nala-
Ella nasa simpaticarka Gorica
Stanojev, koja je obveselila pri-
sutne sa nekoliko odabranih pc
sama, ma cemu joj Sc Ogranak
zahvaljuje.
Sledece drugarice SUI poklonile
u hrani: I. Strapac, B. Suvacki,
v. Vasilic, M. Starcevic, D. Sto-
yanovich i R. Bacvansky.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima.
prilagacima u novcu i hrani; po-
setiocima j swim drugovima |
drugaricama, narcotic posled-
MIN, koji su obavili wise rada
oval put nego ikada ranije.
Narcotic priznanje moramo o.
dati drugaricama, koje SUI u pr
kos velike poteskoce da Sc dodie
do hrane, ipak nabavile sve j ma
vreme pripremile. Drugu dru-
garici Strapac, posebno zahvalju-
jemo "a ustupljeno mesto "a pix
mix.
Opste veselje ma pikniku je
trajalo do kasno u noe.
D. Stoyanouieh, dopisnik.
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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 klasnu borbu kao nepo-
srednu gonecu silu istorije, a ma
rocito klasnu borbu izmedju bur-
~zoazije i proletarijata kao jaku
polugu moderne socijalne revo-
lucije; otuda je ne moguce "a
mas da saradjujemo Sd ljudima.
koji Zele da iStisnu owl klasnu
borbu IL pokreta.- Marr-Engels
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Sabirna lista, broj 838, saku-
pic K. Salchak: K. Salchak $40
i Joe Salchak SIS. Ukapno $500.
Suega Ogranak Akron $507. 90.
Ogranak Bellarood:: Sabirna
lista, broj 764, sakupio G. Su-
lentic: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pc.
povic $40, P. S. Polovina $40.
M. Furlan SIS i S. Knezevic SIS,
Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 765, saku-
Pic S. Pribic: S. Pribic, mladn
S. i drug S. Pribic $40. Ukup-
no $500.
Sabirna lista, broj ITO: D.
Panjkovic $500.
Svega Ogranak Bellpood 5000.
(Nastavice seq
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Nize saopStavamo imena pri-
lagaca "a konvencijsku skupsti-
nu i konvencijski banket, koji su
prilozili preko Ogranaka i Klu-
bova Radnicke Borbe, kao i po-
jedinci ma sabirnim listama.
DOME svote SUI ukljucene u OPP
Stem objavljenom prilogu "a
RADNIcKU BORBU i WEEK
LY PEOPLE.
Ogrdnak Akron: Sabirna lis
ia, broj 808, sakupio l.. Stefa-
movie: Theo. Eicoff $40, N. Peto-
Sevic $40, L. Stefanovic $40, 4.
Lake S., P. Panic S. i R. Chu-
danov $500. Ukupno $4,000.
Sabirna lista. broj 800, sakupio
S. Antunovic: S. Antunovic $40,
NJ. Dragomir SIS, Bertha Dado-
vic S., G. Momirov So, Alex La
but 81, P. Christ 81, G.. Dimi-
troff S1iJ Krivuloff soc. Ukup-
no $780,. ~r~-~ ,~eeF>
Sabirna lista, broj 80: Mirko
Bozic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj Gil, saku-
pho E. Galko: S. F. 50. j. Hor-
vath 81, E. Galko SO, NJ. Be-
rovitz 81 i z. M. Buncic So.
Ukupno $500.
Sabirna lista. broj 812, saku-
pic J. Arbet: Max Diutrich $40
i J. Arbet $40. Ukupno $1,000.
Sabirna lista, broj 813, saku-
pic M. Kapitz: NJ. kTpitz SIS, E.
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Sa piknika

Los Angeles, Calf.

Mas Ogranak je odrzao piknik
u nedelju II. augusta, ma farmi
druga i drugarice Strapac. Vreme
je bio pogodno, a poseta osred-
MIA. Nase drugarice su spremile
rucak ma domaci nacin ma zado-
voljstvo svih. Nakon rucka Cos
te je veselio ma harmonikn L,
Collie sa sviranjem j pevanjem
l tako ie to trajalo do cetiri sata
posle podne. Sada smo dosli ma
najglavniju tacku.
Posto je oval pink bio ma
menjen ~za-nasu Konvenciju.
drug M. Vasilic, u ulozi stolo-
ravnatelja pozvao je druga n.
Stanica da obi govor, koji je to
i ucinio. Govor je bio ma engles-
kom jeziku. Kratak, ali jasan.
Ocrtao je svetsku situaciju j u
kazao kuda ona vodi, te duznost
radnicke klase u danasnje vre-
me i u buduce. Govor je pazlji-
vo saslusan i popraeen sa odo-
bravanjem.
Kada je govornik zavrsio, drug
Vasilic je progovorio nekofiko
reel O nasem pikniku i dolazecoi
Konvenciji, te apelovao ma pri-
.sutne "a materijalnu pomoc. A
rezultat beSe kako sledi:
v. B. Suvacki $500, M. i v.
Vssilic $4,000. Pc $500: ]. Ed.
Stoianovic, S. Popov i A. i I,
Strapac. Mr.. i Mrs. Starcevii
$21. 90. j. Antonoff $15.OO.1EPc
$1,000: J. Vukosav i NJ. i R. Bac-
vanski. Pc $1,000: C. Brajkovic
N. Coneff, G. Udov, M. Milkoy
i J. Konstantinoff. N. i E. Stanit
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(Nastavak sa l. Strane)

menu punu tezinu despotske mo-
ci koju privatno vlasnistvo stav-
liza njihove ruke. Sami sebi
oni hi mogli pokusati da racio-
nalizuju svoje zlobe kao "prirod-
me- i "opravdane pogrde' mad
navodnom arogantnoscu radni-
ka. Stvarno, to je pojava loja s.
stalno nalazi medju onima koii
su krivi "a ugnjetavanje svojih
drugova ljudi i bila je sve cd
kada je drustvo podeljeno ma
gospodare i robove.
H]adnije glave medju kapita
listima osudjuju takve izbuhe
kao sto je oval k~anadskog mi
nistra rekonverzije. Takvi kapi-
talisti radje odabiraju "humani
pristup problemu u odnosima
kapitala j rada i smatraju svaki
drugi kao priv revolucije. Oni
SUI "a reforme, takve kakve je
Truman izredjao-povecanu bes-
poslenicku platu, visu minimum
najamnicu i usvajanje "punog
uposlenja", koje je Philadelphia
Record" prikladno opisao kao
"bil da Sc drzi Socijalizam izvan
Sjedinjenih Drzava."
Ali reforme ne unistavaju des-
potsku moe kapitala mad radon,
U, najboljem, one tex suzbijaiu
pojedinacne kapitaliste da upo-
trebe svoju moe prenasajucii je
ma kapitalisticku drzavu. One ne
otklanjaju kalup u kojem je We
Gina, korisni proizvadjaci, u sta
niu ovisnosti o manjini, koja po-
seduje i kontrolise instruments
rada. Oval Sc kalup moze rabbi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
NEKA RADNICI JEDU VRANE

ii i radnici mogu postici eko-
nomsku nezavisnost o kojoj Ia
visi prava sloboda, TEX istrza-
,vaiuci vlasnistvo i kontrolu Cd
svoiih izrabljivaca. Jedina Soci-
jalisticka revolucija moze razo-
RITZ despotsku moe kapitala, i
otuda, takodjer, despotsku mrz-
nju kapitalista protiv njihovil
najamno-ropskih poteinjenika.
weekly People, %. sept. l945.)