davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Three Maryland Shoe dealers
were recently suspended from deal
ing in rationed shoes for violation of
OPA regulations, Director McCor-
mick announced.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

DR.. Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., SUI
perintendent of the State Depart
ment of Education has announced
that the meetings would begin July
2 and extend for a period of three
weeks.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

$ y, Verona Whitson, Stella Davis,
Grace Mengel, Sallie Hartman, Wal
ter Swinger.
Lower Row, Standing, L. to F.
Walter Yingling, Lulu Hoffhine,
Edith Bennett, Bertha Funk, Bertha
Snyder, Frank Ridenour, Mary
Chrissinger, Kaolin Whitson, Claude
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

In the upper row, between Edith
Earhart and Verona Whitson, is a
young lady we are unable to identi-
fly. Can you tell us who she is?
Shown in the picture are:
Tipped Row, Standing, L. to R.
Rose Fahrney, Carrie Benner, Edith
Kailor, Hattie Weber, Edith Earhart,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

The Price Division of the Wash
ington County Ration Board has an
nounced a campaign to apprehend
and prescott price ceiling viola
tors, especially in the sales of hogs
and pork products.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

A Memorial Committee of
Sharpsburg is already planning for
Memorial Celebration at Ante
tam National Cemetery. DR.. w. H.
Shealy is chairman of the committee
which is arranging the affair.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26
5000 Yanks NaturaIiZed

More than 5000 men serving in
U. S. armed forces have been nat
uralized in the European war thea
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26
Items of Interest
From Entire State

The Peabody Conservatory of
Music in Baltimore has announced
that a six-week summer course be-
ginning June Is, will be held.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Plans are being made for a leng-
thy conference of State and county
education officials to plan for acti-
walton of the fve-point school pro-
gram passed by the recent General
Assembly.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

A Howard County jury recently
convicted Happy Johnny, a pro-
fessional hillbilly performer whose
real name is John A. Zufall, George
L. Horn, ventriloquist, and Will
liam j. Brendel, operator of Brend-
els Manor Park, of violating an
ancient statute on Easter Sunday.
The jury decided that playing a
guitar, singing hillbilly songs or
putting on a ventriloquist act vio-
lated law passed in 1923 which
prohibits Sabbath Breaking"
Edward j. Ryan, attorney to the
Allegany County Board of Election
Supervisors has announced that
ballots cast in the rs Allegany
County precincts in the primary
and general elections of 1914 will be
turned over to the wastepaper drive
and sent to the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company mill at Luke,
Md. instead of being destroyed by
burning as has been the custom.
DIR. Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., SUI
perintendent of the State Depart
ment of Education has announced
that the meetings would begin July
and extend for a period of three
weeks.
Professor w. R. Ballard who has
served as extension horticulturist of
the University of Maryland for 80
years has retired from that posi-
ton. Professor Ballard plans to
continue his writings on horticult-
ural subjects and experiment in
growing narcissus, iris, roses and
other plants in which he is especial
ly interested.
Three Maryland Shoe dealers
were recently suspended from deal
ing in rationed shoes for violation of
OPA regulations, Director McCor-
mick announced.
A trust fund to be known as the
Pangborn Foundation, to give aid
and encouragement to charitable,
religious, educational and scientific
projects, has been established by the
Pangborn Corporation and Thomas
w. and John C. Pangborn of Ha-
gerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Through the courtesy of Mr.. Will
liam Boward, 3131a Liberty street,
we present above a picture of the
students of the, Grammar School
class of Broadway School taken
back in 1885, Harry K. Beachley
was the teacher. How many can
you recognize?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Around 1920 veterans were
initiated into the American Legion
recently at War Memorial Building
in Baltimore. About 80 per cent of
those joining have served in var
ious branches of the service in the
present conflict.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

The Bridges Estate located near
Hancock has been decided to the
Hancock War Memorial Foundation,
Inc, for a public park. The deed
calls for a $4,000 building to be
erected and the site handicapped and
no alcoholic beverages are to be
sold on the property.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Judge James Clark of Howard
County Circuit Court fined nine
men a total of $1,150 and costs on
charges resulting from raid on a
cockfight near Elkridge last March
81. Charges of betting on the fight
and cruelty to animals were placed
against the men.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

Mrs Victoria w. Burgess of Oak
lee Village, suburban Baltimore,
has obtained her sixth divorce from
as many husbands since January
1919, the date of the divorce from
husband number one.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

The OPA has announced ceiling
price of SIS cents a pound for Mary
lands 1914 tobacco crop which has
been cured and is ready for the
market.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-26

More than 100 acres of woodland
in Allegany and Garrett counties
were burned over by fires of in
cendiary origin during the past
week.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-12

they would go down fighting. Their
stand in the following hours made
history.
With the full battlion compile
ment of 1865 ranged in a full circle
with all the personnel inside that
ring of steel, the 969th added an
other page to its already great rec
ord for firing, and these big 155s
belched their 95-pound missiles at
the enemy giving him all they could
throw at him until they received re-
lief by air. There wasn't squawk
and their wasn't grippe, for every
man in the unit knew that this was
war at its worst.
Many Heroes
There are heroes like Sgt. War
ren G. H. Creecy, of Corpus Christi,
Tex, Cpl. Harris, of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Sgt. billiard Brooker, of
the Bronx, the latter two with the
614th Tank destroyers; the entire
crew of one gun in Baker battery
of the 969th FA which knocked out
an entire town, shot by shot, house
by house, with just that one gun
alone.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-12

called 'The Brown Devir by the
Germans, also grow to become leg
endary figures of this war, equal
to any other figures of legendary
stature claimed by any other group
of people in this war.
The Negro combat soldier has
shown that he has what it takes,
and that he knows what to do with
it. If you don't believe it, just ask
some Jerry who has faced him.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-12

There are others along the mud
dy Roer river where the 777th Field
artillery is firing the first As how
itzers used by Negro artillerymen
in this war.
New Orleans gave the 761st its
1t. Richard English, whose light
tank company took that town of
Salival unassisted and It. George
Mitchell, whose George Mitchell
platoon fought the ferries to the
death at Climbach for the 103rd
division. Other American cities
have produced in these Negro COM
bat troops outstanding examples Of
heroism, bravery, and skill.
And figures like Capt. Irwin c..
McHenry, of Leavenworth, Kan,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-12
MANY NEGRO COMBAT
TROOPS PROVE HEROES
CONTINUED from page 8

CONTINUED from page 3
Lampersloch, r ott, Cleebourg,
Steinseltz, and Climback. All these
towns had important parts in the
German defense plans against the
seventh army drive, and the end of
the year found the 614th firmly en-
trenched in them as they performed
their mission of spearheading the
1O3rd divisions movements for
ward. They had their losses, too, for
they had some rugged encounters
with the enemy.
Artillery Gets Shock of Ndzis
In December, when the German
offensive broke through allied lines
in Luxembourg, where three Negro
field artillery units were stationed
along the German border, these Ne
gro troopers felt the full force of
the Won Rundstedt blast, but con-
tinued their fire missions in as or
derly a manner as if it had been
field exercises back in training
camp in the U. S. A.
One of these battalions, the
969th, firing the big 155 nm. how
itzers, found itself completely sur
rounded in the Bastogne area.
Their calm commander, 1t. Col.
Hubert D. Barnes, Of Milwaukee,
surveyed the situation, consulted
with his officers and asked the men
if they could do ''it." 1t seems that
the men of the battlion felt that
they really could "do it." and so the
orders were passed down to the
battery commanders and section
chiefs; Form circle and fire all
guns on 360-degree perimeter.
The general idea was to stay right
in there and fire until the last man
on the very last gun was dead. It
was just that way when the vet
erans Of the heavy steel campaign
from st. Lo, ST. Malo, Brest, Av-
ranches, Coutances, Rennes, and
other earlier battles decided that
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Dinner Halls
Cyril H.Cdne

Senator Ferguson, Roger Stew
ems Of Washington, representing
the British ambassador, and Dean
Kirk p. O'Farrell will speak at a
testimonial dinner for Cyril II.
Cane, British consul-general in
Detroit, 10 he given by the British
Empire Association AZ the Book
Cadillac Saturday night,
Officers Of the 33 societies in
the association will attend. Col.
Allan Prince. honorary colonel OF
the Essex Scottish Regiment;
Brig. c. c. Clark. Mai. IL. l.,
Johnson and Mai. J. II. Dingman
will represent the British army
staff. 1t. Col T. Moore, Maj. F,
Bannister, 1t. Col. Shields, Maj,
Hobbs and Mai Hewlett will
speak for the Canadian forces.
Horace Carter and John Potter
will represent the British Legion
and Cyril II. Skilbeck will speak
for the Canadian Lakes Legion,
The chairman will be George /
Healey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Woman Hurt as Truck
CoIIides With Ice Cart

Mrs Antoinette Fouche, q, OF
.625 King was in receiving Hos
pital today as the result of in
iuries received late yesterday
when an ice push cart careened
into her after being struck by a
truck.
Mrs. Fouche was struck at Hol-
brook and Brooklyn when a truck
driven by James Dubois, SO, OF
1908 f. Euclid hit the push cart,
operated by Charles Jordon, 73,
of 10l5 Holbrook.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Liniija Sc krece u
suprotnom pravcu

vlade'', hapse "socijaliste" de
mokrate", ito ne samo d.. su in
hapsili, nego ubijali = ma veliko
ubijali. Ear SUI stalinisti zabora-
viii ma masovno ubijanje grckih
radnih masa, pc naredbi nil
hovog "vel kog demokrate'
Churchilla! To masovno ubiiania
bese vrseno "a vreme predsed-
nika Roosevelta, a bez iiednog
znaka protesta sa njegove stra-
ne. Znaci, to masovno ubiianje
j hapsenje cd strane "demokrats-
ke" Engleske vrseno je uz odo-
brenje tadasnje "nase Wade" -
Rooseveltove Wade!
Sve Sc to cinilo tako, jer su
"anglo-americki" interest take
diktovali, interest anglo-americ-
ke kapitalistieke klase. Ia cello
to vreme, americki stalinisti,
stalinisti svih drugih zemalja
svesrdno SUI saradjivali sa svo-
Jim 'demokratima' (kapitalisti-
ma), te prema tome, oni SUI sa-
ucesnici u hapsenju ubijanju
radnih masa Grckoj i drugin
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Sa piknika
Detroit, Mich.

Mas Ogranak je odrzao Gin
door, piknik ma 20. maja. Pose
ia ie bila oko 60 osoba. l ako Sc
ne moze dobiti dovoljno, onak-
We hrana kakvu bi mi hteli, ma
ma je ipak uspelo da priredimo
dobar rucak, sa kojim su svi
prisutni bill zadovoljni.
Nakon rucka, goste SUI pozdra-
viii drugovi, ma jugoslavenskom
jeziku drug VIM. Sable, a ma
engleskom drug ]. Sim. Oba go
vora SUI pazljivo saslusana po-
zdravljena cd prisutnih. Nakon
govora izvrsena je kolekcija. A
tada Sc preslo ma tacku razonode,
igri i pevanja. Sve skupa uzeto
piknik je bio uspeSan j zadovo-
ljavajuci "a sviju. Kolekcija sle-
di:
Paulina F. Martinovic $1,000.
Po $500: Dragica Stojanovic, P.
Cotic, S. Begovic, N. Petrovlc,
B. Roksandic Clarise Peterson
Po $500: P. Vracarevic, M. Ko-
vac, Anna i L. Kapetanovic }
Curulic. Po $500: |. Stanchetf,
VIM. Sable, S. Goncheff, J. Crk-
venac, E. Thomas, N. Thomas
N. Samoff, B. curulic, famlli5a
Walbridge, familija Vass, S. Clz-
maSevic, Katica Boberic, Mary
B. Slepcevic, P. Stojanoff j Vlo-
let Koss. Pc $1.00: N. Koss (sta-
rD, c. Undjieff, ]. Samoff, J. Be
govic. Anna Kulusic j. S. W.
Kolekciia iznosi $500.
Cist prihod sa piknika ]este
$175.05.
Poklonili u hrani: Anna kulu-
Sic, Mary curulic, Katica Bobe-
ric, Mary B. Slepcevic, Bara Co
tic i Marion Walbridge.
Imali smo goScu il Call1or-
nije, drugaricu Stojanovic. ona
je posetila Detroit istovreme-
no Sc {, mama drugarski razono-
dila. Mi joj zahvaljujemo ma po-
seti, a isto tako Ogranak Sc "a
hvaljuje svima posetiocima prl'
lagacima.
Anna Crkvenac, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Sa skupstine iveSerinke

y oAAos AAA'
y subotu L. maja. Jugosla-
venski Ogranak S. L. P. Chica-
go, ILL.,, priredio je skupstinu u
Lyons, Ill. u Vicic Hall-i, sa te-
MON: "Nema mira i blagosta-
MIA bez Socijalizma". Ma istoj je
govorio drug Louis Posavatz.
Drug je svoju temu valiano
obradio ma zadovolistvo svih
prisutnih. Postavljeno je nekoli-
ko pitanja, ma koia je drug Mark
sisticki odgovorio.
Pri kraju izvrsili smo kolek-
ciju "a pokrice troskova, koja je
tekla kako sledi:
Po $500: Obitelj Sarson, En-
nest Host Tobija Miianovic.
Po S1.0O: Matt Sarson, John ST.
rola, Daniel Grbac, M. Russity,
L. Posavatz, Adam Kapudzija i
familija Grbac. Ukupno $500.
Istog dana, nakon skupstine l
U istoj dvorani nastavili smo sa
vecerinkom, koja je potrajala do
kasno u noe. Nije mas bilo bas
mnogo, ali sve je bilo veselo I
svi SUI Sc zadovoljili sa istom.
Neki SUI mas drugovi i simpatl-
Carl cak IL Bellwooda posetlll.
Uzeto u opste, celia afera je
ostavila dobar utisak ma one ko-
il su je posetili, nesto Sc malo
zaradilo. Zarada je bila Sl9.S8.
A. Grbac, dopisnik.
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zemljama. Ia te svoje grehe, oni
&c da odgovaraju pred radnickim
sudom.
Ali su stalinisti pocei ''pre-
titi', veleci:
"Razljuceni i uzbudjeni, anne
ricki narod i radnicki pokret mo-
gu Sc odlucit da povedu borbu
protiv te opasne politike :.
Nasa je duznost da kazemo da
Sc mora prestati sa takvim akci-
jana kao sto je hapsenje Mem
MIA i Slovenaca, ola trazimo da
Sc potpuno krene ma put Roose-
velta."
Da, "razljuceni uzbudjeni''
radnicki pokret, doista ce jed
nog dana pokusati da povede od-
lucnu borbu protiv nepravde i
tiraniie, ali ne pokret kakvog
ina ma umu IN. G.", nego pravi
revolucionarni pokret, koga ma
politiekom polju olicava S. L. P,
j kakvog ona zagovara ma eko-
nomskom polju - Socijalisticke
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Sa yecerinke
Steubenville, q.

U nedelju 20. maja Jugosla-
venski Ogranak mesna Sekclla
S. L. P. u Steubenvilleu, odrzall
su zajednicku vecerinku svom
lokalu SGT Wells St.
Poseta bese VEGA nego ma ranl-
Jim vecerinkama, koja Sc vero-
vatno duguje tome, sto su mnogl
udaljeniji simpaticari mace rad
nici sluSali govor druga Plrln-
Gina, odrzan ma radio toga dana
u Steuhenvilleu, preko stance
W.S.T.V., cd 1:30 do LAS posle
podne. Razume Sc da smo j mi
clanovi Ogranka Sekcije aglto-
vail kod onih koji imaju radio da
slusaju govor.
U vecer, ma vecerinki je drug
Pirincin odrzao pozdravnu rec,
takodjer ma engleskom jezlku.
Prisutni su ga pazljivo slusal', a
drug Pirincin je vrlo vest u To-
g;cnom objasnjavanju Marksiz-
ma. Takodjer je objasniavao
svetsku situaciiu i rad ko'l1e-
rencije u San Francisco. Posle
govora je sledila ko]ekciia. Pri-
lozi i imena prilagaca slede:
Frank Penderecky $4,000. Po
$1,000: Bill Aleksin, L. Ander-
son, H. Brostman, Albert john
son, NJ. Burlakis Mark Kotur.
Pc $500: Fred Busic, Tode Wu-
kelic, Sophie Carevic, Spaso Ko-
tur. John Derosky, M. Smalja-
movie, Mile Cuic, Mike Kurap,
Mile Barac, M. Bobcheff, Milan
Krnic, NJ. Brasenovic, familija
Beuk i Stanko Yukic. Cvieta Di-
vic $4.00. Po $500: R. Marija-
novic i jim Burec. Po $500: Spi-
70, M. Tepavac, Eli Zee, NJ. Fo-
dor, N. Malbasa Hermina Ba-
rae. Po $1.00: Dj. Zatezalo, Dj.
Mandic, Nick PERTH, F. Bowden,
Smilja Krnic i Anna Pavic. u
kupno $1,000.
Sledece drugarice SUI prilozile
u hrani: Savka Krnic (u vred-
nosti) $1.00, Ida Brostman $1.50,
Anna Derosky $1.00 Cvjeta Di-
vic $50c.
NJ. K, zamenik dopisnika.
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Nassii dopiisii
Sa ''indoor" piknika
Bellwood, Ill.

BellWOOd, Ill.
y nedelju 20. maja, Jugosla-
venski Ogranak S. L. P. ovom
mestu, odrzao je svoj prvi pix
mix Owe sezone, u stanu druga J.
Matica. Poseta Sc sastojase ve~
clnom Cd drugova i blizih simpa-
ticara.
Dok je drugarica Matte pripre-
mala jelo "a goste, drugovi SUI
vodili diskusiju 0 danasnjoj 81
tuaciji u opste. Oko / sat posle
podne sve je vec bilo gotovo i
ma stolu "a uzivanje. Tako smo
proveli dan u casti razgovoru,
znajuci u kakvu svrhu oval sas-
tanak bese priredjen - da Sc
sakupi nesto fonda "a potporu
Radnicke Borbe, da bi ista mogla
bez materijalnih zapreka nasta-
viii svoj revolucionarni rad i da-
lie.
Naravno, kolekcija je izvrsena.
Ista je tekla kako sledi:
Pc $1,000: ]. Matte i G.. Sulen-
tic. S. Pribic $500 A. Grbac
$500. Pc $500: A. Kapudzija, D.
Panjkovic, G. Krainovic, S. Kne-
zevic M. Russity. Pc $500: A.
Sarson D. Plecas. Olga Stern
tai $500. Razno $3.50. Svega
$3.50.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje prila-
gacima koji su Sc tako dobro o.
dazvali i doprineli "a oslobodi-
lacku stvar radnicke klase su-
mu cd $51.27. Narcotic Sc "a
hvaljujemo drugarici Matte ko-
ia je snosila najvise rada oko
spremanja. Takodjer Sc zahva-
ljujemo drugovima koji su mas
posetili il Chicago.
Pazite ma mas drugi piknik To-
glas je vec u ovom broiu Ur.)
koji &c Sc odrzati II. juna.
G. Salentic, dopisnik.
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prema radnickim strajkovima. U
wise slucajeva, kada su radnici
pokusali putem strajkova Two
jevati neke poboljsice, u vidu
vece plate iii podnosljivijih u.s.
Iowa rada, Roosevelt i'm je one
mogucavao, preuzimajucu indus
trije j stavljajuci III pod federal
nu kontrolu. l blagodareci "a
konskim ratnim regulacijama, u
takvim slu6ajevima, radnici nj
su smell izaci ma strajk. Ma oval
nacin, radnici SUI bill porazavani.
A Sta da Sc kaze "a Roosevelt
tovo uporno nastojanje, da Sc
radnici konskriptuju? Je Ii ovo
bilo u interesu samih radnlka, Ill
u interesu kapitalista? Svak zna
da je to radjeno u Interest," ka-
pitalista, sem stalinista, Jer su
oni takav Gin ma stranl Roose-
velta odohravali pomagah!
Nije ovo prvi slucaj (hapse-
ME Nenni-a drugih) da en-
gleske vlasti, uz odobrenje 'nase
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no unutrasnje dvoriste, gosto~
primske sobe, kupatilo, kuhinju
i skladiste" i tako dale.
Ova otkrica dobro dolaze da
osvetle proslu istoriju covecans-
tva, kojoj Sc jos uvek vrlo
malo znade - o kojoi Sc vecinom
Jos uvek samo nagadja. Ali mas
revoluc;onarne Sociialiste ipak
wise interesuje buducnost, posto
mi cd ME ocekujemo nesto sto
ni.je, niti je mogla pruziti pros
lost - materijalno izobilje bla-
gostanje, slobodu jednakost:
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N4NoOL0 V an Sd l. oL1 O1lC)
svom punom cvetu u vremenu IL
medju cetiri i tri hiljade go
dina pre- Hrista. Isti je iskopalo
Jewish Palestine Exploration
Society,",
"Ne duboko pod povrsinom
ekspedicija .je nasla zgrade da-
tirajuci cd Second Temple ere
Ikoja je postojala] nazad 1000
do $500 godina. Il
Narcotic in t eresovanje je
potstaknuto cd dive grupe zgra-
Ga ma ODE strane puta koji bese
deset metara sirok sacinjavajucl
dec unutrasnjosti [grada] CHA Je
konstrukcija pocela "a vreme
'Ptolemaic' [vreme kada su Sc
pojavljivali mnogi astronom !
greografisti] periodu. Jedna od
ovih zgrada je imala potaraca-
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Indus.rjja7ne Junije. Samo oval
radni6ki pokret nece lei Roose-
ve7tovim putem, nego putenn So
cijaIistiGke Rerolucije, "a uniste-
ME vaSeg i Rooseveltovog SIS
tema,
Nasa je duznost ne sano da
kazemo. nego da radimo i spre-
manoo ameriGke radnike "a tax
VII odlu6nu borbu, da Sc jednoEa
za,,vek ucini kraj swim neprav-
DANA i nasiljima, koja kap7ta-
1izar vrsi mad nasom klasoms
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

=" Ako je to nasa duznost da
ponaazemo svaki isti1lski pokret
naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zastitimo tex obrazovanu jez-
CRU nase proleterske partije, ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno i ne doz-
voljavati proletarijatu da bude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
him pobunama". - Marr-Engels.
"Jednog dana &c radnicka kla-
sa morati u svojim rukama dr.
zati politicku vlast, da bi mo-
gla podici novu organizaciju ra-
da: ona mora oboriti start poll
ticki sistem, koji Sc odrzava u Il
votu ma starim ustanovama. osim
ako zeli kao start Hriscani, koji
SUI osudili i zanemarili takvu ak
ciiH, da Sc odrekne 'carstva ovo-
ga sveta' Marks.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

1ndustrijalni junirnl>an r 30
o;ie,;s+;cka Republika procesa
stvarania: a jednom postigHH'a
oil; industrijalni junionizam j.
sociiaIistiGka Republika ma posiss-
sledstveno. Industrijalna JunNs
10 ;ednovremeno teski mali ks-
i'm ia Sc razori tvrdjava kapifa-
l;zma sam naslednik kapitalIstie-
koo drustvenog uredjenja.
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