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Bermuda Lily Bo1ul' Set
To Greet 5000 Patrons

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. g.
P)-Some 5000 fans are expected
to watch the Army all-stars meet
the Navy all-stars for the football
championship Of Bermuda tomoA
row afternoon at the third annual
Lily Bowl game. West Point and
Annapolis provided uniforms and
equipment.
Although neither team has play.
ed any official games, observers
have installed the Navy as slight
favorites. The Bluejackets romned
away with an easy 1910 victory last
year and Army won the 1913 con-
test by a one-point margin, 1919
Coach George McKinnon of the
Navy, who spark-plugged for
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CHARLIE SOKOL'S
LAST SHOT BEATS
CAROLINA, A-4O

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. G. P) -
Charlie Sokol sank shot from near
mid court two seconds before the
gun to give the University Of South
Carolina Gamecocks a 41-40 decl-
sion over the North Carolina White
Phantoms in one of the most thrill
ing games seen here.
The Tar Heels grabbed the lead
after the first few minutes Of play
and held 1921 half time advan-
tage. They held the lead until the
last three minutes when Robinson
tied the count Stall with foul
shot. Dillon put the Tar Heels back
in the lead, 37-37, with a free throw.
Sokol then sank a hook shot to put
South Carolina in the lead for the
first time, 1898, with forty-five
seconds left to play.
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MAJOR ]. L. GRIFFITH
NAMED GRIDIRON MAN
OF YEAR BY WRITERS

DIES MONIES, Jan. g. Up -
Posthuunous selection OF Major
John L. Griffith, former Big Ten
Conference commissioner, as foot
balls man of the year In 1914 was
announced today by the Football
Writer'S Association OF America
through its secretary. Bert Me
Crane.
The late commissioner emerged
the winner OF the football writer's
trophy by narrow margin over
Carroll Widdoes, coach Of Ohio
States unbeaten team, and Gen.
H. H. Arnold, commander OF the
Army Air Forces.
Others nominated by football
writer's from coast to coast were
Col. Earl Blaik, U. S. Military
Academy football coach, and Les
lie Horvath, Ohio States ALI
America back.
Previous winners of the award
were Comdr. Tom Hamilton Of the
Navy in 1912 and Coach Amos
Alonzo Stage of the College Of the
Pacific in 1913.
"Griffith's influence On athletics
was widespread,' the association
announcement said. HE assumed
the leadership in the fight to con-
tinue football and other college
sports throughout the war years as
means of helping to prepare men
for military service.
''His efforts continued until the
day of his death December z, 1914.
He frequently conferred with Gov
eminent and manpower leaders in
Washington in behalf Of the col
leges. His contributions through
the years included leadership in
the fight of the Big Ten Confer
ence against recruiting and prose-
lyting."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-07

Northwestern in 1888, is banking
on Dan Vargo of Akron, Ohio, as
quarterback and Chief Specialist
Chester Wimberg Of Egg Harbor
City, N. j., as halfback. Among
his linemen are Left Tackle Leo
Strunisik. former Boston College
star, Center Edward Yak of New
York University and Right Tackle
Tom NELL of Illinois State.
Captain Buck Murphy of Jes-
sup, Georgia, former Georgia Tech
star, will be coach and quarter
pack for the Army team. Sgt. Joe
Fritts from Mercer u, Fordham's
Corp. James Kirk and Charlie
Painter of Rocky Mount, N c.
round out the Army backfield
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Columbus Redbirds Sign
Charlie Root As Leader

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 6-tP-A.
L. Banister, president of the Col
umbus club of the American AS
ISOLATION, announced today the
signing of Charlie Root, former
Chicago Cub patcher, to manage
the Redbirds during the 1915 sea-
son.
Root succeeds Nick Cullop, who
resigned recently to become man.
ager of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Banister said Root signed a
player-manager contract and ex-
pected to do considerable relief
pitching. The 45-year-old Root
managed Hollywood of the Paci-
fic Coast League last season and
pitched in % games.
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Jake Wake, Smith Barrier
To Advise Cage Tourney

HIGH POINT, Jan. 6. - up -
High Point College Athletic Direc-
tor c. Virgil Vow, district chair
man of the National Association of
intercollegiate Basketball, today
announced the appointments of
Sports Editors Jake Wade of the
Charlotte Observer and Smith Bar
rier of the Greensboro Daily News
as advisors in selecting two teams
from the district to participate in
the national tournament.
The district includes North and
South Carolina. The teams will
compete in Kansas City March r.
II. 1t is 32-team, single elimina-
ton tournament
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>pOOl IUI Tile luU- J dlQ VI cdoI Stl OhS
with time of 2:27.4 or just ST.
seconds off the world mark.
North Carolina established a pool
record in the 3OO-yard medley re-
lay in 3:09.3 minutes and edged out
Tech even though the Georgians
swan the event faster than any
other Tech team has previously.
Summary: 220 freestyle, thinner.
man of North Carolina; Rolfe
Tech; Morrow, North Carolina
Time, 2:27.2.
50-yard freestyle; W. Ward, North
Carolina; B. Ward, North Caro-
lima; Martin, Tech. Time, al sec
onds.
Fancy diving: Armstrong, Tech,
S6.6 points; Pritchard. North Caro-
lima; Green, Tech.
1oO-yard freestyle; B. Ward
North Carolina: Martin, Tech;
Role, Tech. Time, SAT seconds.
150-yard backstroke; Smoot.
Tech; Debris, North Carolina;
Proctor, Tech. Time, 1856.
200-yard breast stroke; Kelly
North Carolina; Ustis, Tech; Hex
ner, North Carolina. Time, 2:274
pool record.
440yard freestyle; Zimmerman,
North Carolina; Hiles, Tech; Proc
ter, North Carolina. Time, 5:33.
400 relay: North Carolina Green
baugh, w. Ward, B. Ward, Twin
ning). Tech (Coons, Rolfe, Smoot,
Martin). Time 3:449.
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SPORTS FACING
DREARY FUTURE
AFTER FIR CALL
Latest Stand May Spell End
OF Pro Athletics For
Duration
By JOE REICHLER

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Up -
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
today appeared to have put the
blinkers on the green light he is
sued &c sports three years ago this
month.
AS result of the Presidents
address to Congress urging the
enactment of a legislation making
all 4-F's available in whatever
capacity is best for the war eff
fort''. sports face a dreary flu
ture.
Three years ago President
Roosevelt, in a letter to the late
Kenesaw Mountain Lands, base
balls high commissioner, express
ed his personal rather than Off
cial point of view, urging the
national game to continue in war
time.
Roosevelt's latest stand, how
ever, might spell the end Of pro-
fessional sports for tine duration,
if Congress adopts his suggestion.
In full accord with War Mobiliza-
ton Director James F. Byrnes,
whose request last December %
that all AIS be re-examined for
duty either in the armed forces
or in war jobs, Roosevelt's wish
parallels War Secretary Newton
D. Bakers work or fight" order
of 1918 which disrupted baseball
in the waning days of World War
I.
Only three days ago, January
8, horse and dog tracks were clos
ed at the request of Byrnes.
Pro sports are studded with
many men rejected by the Army
and Navy for physical disabilities.
Major League baseball, with 28l
of its 400 players in 4-F, will be
hardest hit. With spring training
only two months off, club owners
are at a loss as to what to do.
Despite the insistence Of Will Har-
ridge, president of the American
League and Ford c. Frick, Ma
tional loop prexy, that baseball
twill continue as long as we have
nine men on the field" it is an
even money bet the parks will
rot open, especially if the Army
lowers its physical standards as
already limited by sources close to
Washington.
Football, with more than half
| its personnel either in AZ Or Ar
my and Navy discharges, is not
too alarmed as 1t has several add
cd months in which to mark time
and hope for something to hap
pen as the year lengthens to
change the picture.
Golf and boxing also will be
hard hit, with such link stars as
Byron Nelson and jug McSpaden,
two of the leading money winners
of 1914, in the At group. Boxers
either in At Or discharged from
the services include Willie Pep
featherweight champion, Sugar
Ray Robinson, Bobby Ruffin, jim
my Bivins and Ken Overlin.
College athletics, supported in
the main by pre-draft age ath-
letes and naval trainees would be
affected to some degree by the
loss of 4-Fs or the universal serv-
ice act, asked by the President.
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White Sox Buy Baker
From St. Louis BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6. - @ - The
St. Louis Browns today announced
the sale Of utility infielder Floyd
Baker to the Chicago White Sox
in a straight cash deal. The pur-
chase price was not given.
Baker, a lef1-handed batter, came
to the Browns from their Toledo
farm during the 1913 season. He IS
Is years old and is At because OF
a stomach ailment. His home is In
Youngstown, o.
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SERVICE DEPT.

Emil Won Filing, the NYU track
coach, reports that Bill Hulse IS
working out every day at Miami in
hopes of making some of the in
door track meets. But Leslie Mac
Mitchell and Frank Dixon, better
than-fa:r milers, both are in the
South Pacific. Bob Shurilla, hurd-
Ter, and Harvey Jarantoski, half
miller, who were on the 1910 Mar
uuette U. track team recently held
a reunion in a prison camp in
Germany. If they combined their
specialties, they might get out.
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SPORTSPOURRI

Rhode Islanc's Ernie Calverly
has hit more than 48 points game
four times in less than three sea-
sons of big-time college basket
ball. The Millrose track meet
sprint has been named the Tho
mas r. Keane co. in honor of the
recently-retired Syracuse U. coach
and the new Philadelphia lnquir-
CT meet will have a Lawson Rob-
ertson'' two mile. Did you know
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Sports Roundup

that baseball's first '1adies day
was aged at the old Polo Grounds
in 1888. Dave Crowley who has
some good fights in the United
States before the war, has won II
of 81 "comeback" fights in Eng
land and later reversed his three
setbacks. The Amateur Hockey
Association is circularizing all
Kinks to find out how many high
school leagues are in operation
The idea is 10 put up champion
ship trophy for each league to en-
courage the kids.
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of Judge Lands he was the type
of man who did not want memoir
ials that involve large funds. This
suggested memorial will, we be-
lieve, be what the judge would
have liked since he was always
winner and topnotcher.'
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WHY NOT?

One Western Conference football
coach is reported to have turned
dow ma contract with a club in one
of the new leagues when the fran
chise holder announced that. to
assure his club Of championship
the first season, he intended to
have rubber for each member of
the squad At least, that's better
than some attempted promotions,
where the only rubber the players
ever saw was in their pay checks.
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SCHEDULE TO OPEN

WILSON, Jan. 6. -(R)- Atlantic
Christian College, off the basket
ball court for two years, will open
an abbreviated schedule with the
Rocky Mount Y. M. C. A. there
TUESDAY, night
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f1dltlllle SCORE Duhe 20, Ndl y
land 9.
Free throws missed: Maryland
Flynn 3, Chalmers 2, Rosenthal
2, Heatley 3, BalachoW 2, Camp
bell 2. Duke-Van Schoik. Condor
2, Sapp 3, Bell, Koffenberger 4,
Green, Drummer, Buckley, Lent 2.
Officials: Sermon and Cutler,
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CONGRATULATIONS

This departments nomination for
the title Of Man of the Year" in
sports for 1915 goes to the New
Yorker who managed to get him
self pinched for bookmaking on
Wednesday, January 4,
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North Carolina Defeats
Georgia Tech Tank Team

ATLANTA Jan. 6.-(AP)-North Carolina out
top in the dual swimming meet with Georgia Tech today
AZ to g.
Tarheel Billy Kelly paced his mates leading in the 300
yard medley and setting record for the Emory University
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FATALLY INJURED

CONCORD, Jan. 6.-(P- Rich
ard Mabrey, go, was fatally injur-
ed here today when struck by an
automobile
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-25
Govori jezikom ruskih
imperatora

lie jos 1904. godine "a vreme
rusko-japanskog rata. ). Japan
je.. izvrsio napad ma rusku
flotu u predelu Port Artura, da
bi razbio nekoliko ruskih brodo-
va i tako stavio svoju NORMA
ricu u povoljan polozaj." I maj
nenaucenija osoba ne moze pro-
tumaciti owe reel drukce osim
ola on brani sa NINA tadasnii
ruski carizam, cd japanske ma
vale j pobede. /, takodjer, ola je
Port Artur sa pravom pripadao
carskoj Rusiji, te da, prema to-
me, danasnja Stalinova birokra-
tia ina istovetno pravo ma "a
uzimanje Port Artura. Nista nj
je dalje cd istine. Port Artur
je bio tvrdjava Kline, Cd koje
je ruski carizam MEGA oduzeo.
u knjizi "Istorija ruske sa-
vezne komunisticke partije (bolj-
sevika)', koja je izdana Cd stra-
ne Centralnog Odbora Komunis-
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Americki ratni troSkoyi
j dOhodak

Godfrey N. Nelson izVestaVa
u New York Time" u q. ok
tobra, da ie Sekretar Blagaine,
Fred M. Vinson iZvestio da je
ssUkupni drzavni primitak "a te-
kucu godinu zaVrsenu 80. iuna
1o45. bio 46,5oo.OOO.000. Sveu-
kupni troskovi bill su 500, 0,100,-
100000, Cd koiih su ratni tros-
kovi bill 0,500,000000, ostva-
ruiuci Sc u deficit od S53, SEQ, ,O00.-
900. A prema budzetskim ra6u-
nina iduce 1916. godine troskovi
&c biti priblizno s66, ,4oO.ooo.ooo,
"od cega &c biti s5O,5o0oO0.o0o
"a ratne aktivnosti'.
Dakle, ovo nisu ukupni tros-
kovi rata. vec samo troskovi u
iednoj godini 1945. predvidjeni
troskovi "a sledecu 1916. godinu.
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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ticke Partije Rusije, kaze Sc 0
Port Arturu sledece:: "Krajem
19. veka imperijalisticke drza-
We povele su pojacanu borbu "a
gospodstvo ma Tihom okeanu. "a
podelu Kline. U toj borbi uces-
tvovala je carska Rusija. 1900.
godine carska vojska, ZAJEDNO
sa iapanskom, nemackom, en-
gleskom i francuskom vojskom
nevidjenom surovoscu uguSila je
narodni ustanak u KIM, CHA je
ostrica bila uperena protiv stra-
naca imperijalista. JOS ranije
carska vlada je prisilila Kinu
da ustupi Rusiji Ljaodunsko po-
luostrvo sa tvrdjavom Port Ar
tur." Est. 54. Krupna slova moja.)
Ne citiramo mi ovo liz gornje
knjige cato Sto ne znamo IL dru-
9Th izvora da je to tako. Nego,
zbog toga da pokazemo kako Sc
(Nastavak ma 4. stranl)
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w. S.

Ma 2. septembra generalissimo
Stain odrzao je govor preko
moskovskog radia o porazu ia
pana u ratu br. II. Sto Sc tice
"trojkine" pobede, iii japanskog
poraza, "a mas ovo nije cd ma
rocite vaznosti. Pobede iii po-
razi u imperijalistickim ratovi-
ma, kakav je bio i rat br. II is
kljucivo SUI stvari kapitalistickih
zemalja posebice, kapitalizma
u opste. Radnicka klasa nema
nista zajednickog tim. Ono sto
je interesantno, S cim cemo Sc
mi baviti u ovom clanku, O ge-
neralissimovom govoru, jeste
Port Artur, Juzni Sahalin i Ku-
rilska ostrva, O kojima Stain
govori jezikom ruskih impera-
tora. Pa gore.
Govoreci o japanskoj naval,
Stain kaze: Japan je zapoeeo
svoju agresiju protiv nase zem-
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Konvencija "Organiza-
CHE FederalnOg Sveta"

Cleveland "Plain Dealer" cd 20.
oktobra izvestava da je toga da-
ma "Trideset-tri delegate od II
world federalist' organizaciia II
Siedinienim Drzavama stiglo u
Cleveland sinoc da otpocnu nil
hovu prvu nacionalnu tro-dnev-
nu konferenciju da ma sastanku
osnuju pod jednim barjakom
nacionalni svetski fedeTalisticki
pokret u ovoj zennlii' Konvenci-
ia zasedava u Hotel Cleveland-u.
Qrganizacija Sc zove Federal
World Government Inc"
Oval pokret ie organizovan
nakon japanskog napada ma
Pearl Harbor svrha mu ie da
Sc stvori neke vrste svetska dr.
zava. Potsticaj je bio, kazu dele
gait, opasnost Cd buducih rato-
va. Oni veruiu da bi takva jed
ia federativna sVetska drzava,
.koia bi ia,ea 9aovnu vlast u
svoiim rukama mad swim naci-
lama, bila Il staniu odstraniti "a
uvek sve nacionalne ratoVe CRU
pa drzi da bi Sc takva svetsl1a
drzava mogla ostVariti kroz
Svetsku Organizaciju Mira.
Naravno ovo niie nikakav rad
nicki, niti revolucionarni pokret.
On Sc sastoii cd raznih intelek-
tualaca, pisaca, advokata, izvr-
sioca it'd. Ustraseni nepamcenim
razaraniima modernog ratoVa-
MIA, u koiem Sc nj sani kaplta-
listicki zivOti ne stede, 0va gos-
poda. ne zeleci da izgube svoj
kapitalisticki i rabliiva6ki sVet
u plamenu dolazece svetske pro-
leterske revolucije. zele da osi-
guraju svet Cd nacionalnih ratio
va. Istina ie. oni zaboraVllaJu
da nj tada, ako bi Sc ostVarlla
ia svetska drzava, JOS he bi bio
kraj ratova - mozda ne kral nj
nacionalnih, dok klasni ratoVi os-
taju i dale, ne samo sigorno, ne
90 ma daleko vecem kantaru
i u daleko vecoj zestini.
Covecanstvo ne bi bio poSte-
dieno kapitalistickih unistavanla,
patnje j izrabljivanja, TakVu
svetsku ''drzavu' &c uspostaviti
radniGka klasa sVeta - 'drzaVu
u kojoj zaista neee biti ratoVa, nj
klasnih, nj nacionalnih.
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Naciona|izaCija i RadniCka Partija

svih celishodno organizoVanim
radnicima industriie aktuiuci IL
ime drustva, neizbezno izbecava
upravnu drzavnu maSineriiu kao
instrumental "a organizovanje in
dustrjje. On. prema tome, odba
cuie birokratsku kontrolu sd ME
nom sledstvenom potrebom "a
predaiu politicke druStvene mo-
ci u ruke, mamie iii wise. auto
kratskih birokrata koii nisu od-
govorni narodu, koji sve mamie
i mamie ucestvuje u administra-
CHI svoiih sopstvenih drustvenill
poslova.
Gill Sociializma, buduci drus
tveno vlasniStvo i kontrola mad
svojim sopstvenim sredstvima Il
vota, vodi direktno potpunom de-
mokratskom ucescu njegovih ko-
risnih produktivnih gradjana u
drustvenoj administraciii. To je
demokratija u svom naipotpuni-
iem obliku. Otuda, Socijalizam
vodi ma put sasvim suprotan put
tn Radnickog partizanstva. Po-
slednii vodi u oblik vladavine
neodgovornih birokrata izvan
kontrole gradjana, dok Sociiaa
liam vodi direktno unisteniu
svih kontrola osim kontrole
korisnih gradjana u produktiv-
MIN industrijana.
Radnicko partizanstvo n1oze
iedino odvesti ogromnom proSi-
reniu birokratije. Ia ce birokra-
tia vladati pomocu vlasti koia
ioi ie data, ne Cd gradiana, nego
cd parlamenta, i, otuda je ne
predstavnicka. Ova ce Sc biro-
kratiia uvecavati u svakom ko-
raku politike ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
dok ne zavlada mad samim pro-
duktivnim radnicima. Posledn1i
&c onda biti izrabljivani pliac-
kani "a wise od pedeset posto
niihovog proizvoda da bi Sc o.
drzavala birokratija, ovo po
red della koji &c uzimati kapita
listicki posednici drzavnih do
(Nastavak ma 8. strani.)
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zavne noci mad gradianinom i
vecoi drzavnoj kontroli mad in
dustriiom. u koliko sc wise DR.
zavnih odelenja fornira, u toll
ko ie VEGA birokratiia, sa njenin
sledstvenim ometanjem pojedl-
naca njenom kontrolom mad
radnicima. Druga crta je da drza-
va zauzima, mora da zauzme,
oblik devolucije E"razvitka" u
nazad jos gore, predaju vlasti
u ruke poglavica birokratskih o.
delenja.
Ova predata vlast, tako stav-
LENA u ruke poiedinca nije pros
to direktno suprotna demokrati-
IL Ona mora polako ali sigurno
razoriti demokratiju procesima
sve dalje predaje vlasti potcinie-
nicima glavnih birokrata ko-
lima je naipre poverena, i. ma
kraju, moze Sc jedino ostvariti
u ustanovljenie totalitarilanske
drzave. zvala Sc ia drzava ma
cisticka. fasisticka, iii ma koji
drugi nacin.
| Govori toga, radje plitkog, ali
vrlo agresivnog politicara. Mr..
Herbert Morrisona zajedno sa
niegovim ponasanjem kao do
maci Homel sekretar, pokazulu
da on usvaja punodusno doktri-
nu vlasti putem predaie, dale,
da je to postala politika Radnic-
Ike partije.
Ovo ie logicno rezultat usva-
ianja programa nacionalizacije
industrija kao zamenu "a Socl-
jalizam. Radnlcko partlzanstVc
vodi u totlitarijansku drzavu pu-
tenn nacionalizaciie predaie
vlasti. Ma kraju, i istim putem,
Radnicko partizanstvo vodi u
nisteniu svih narodnih demo
kratskih kOntrola.
Sociializam, u drugu ruku, u
iedinjavanjem politicke i indus
triialne organizacije radnika, sa
iedinstvenim ciljem unistenJa
sistem eksploatacije radnika, i
upravljanja industrije "a korlst
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Nemacka

Vest (AP) il Berlina Cd 81.
oktobra javlja da Sc bratstvo We
likih saveznika poremetilo. No
vine koje Sc izdaju u americkoj
zoni Berlina, ''Allgemeine lei
tung," koje izdaje americka ar
mia, okrivile su 'ne-americke
opstine" u Berlinu (misleci IA
predeo pod sovjetskom kontro-
lom), vlasti tih predela da Job
navljaju naciste", nagovestavaju-
ci da je odgovornost "a to na
Komunistickoj partiji
~ drugu ruku'', kaze ia vest,
"sovjetsko- -kontrolisani Deutsche
Volkszeintung, centralni organ
Komunisticke .partije, produza-
va sa poplavom izvestaja stranoj
stan1pi o istaknutim nacistima
koji SUI jos uvek ma slobodi u
americkoj zoni."
Vrlo dobro je poznato da anne
ricke militarne vlasti u Nemac-
koj ne samo da trpe naciste nego
III jos stavljaju ma polozaje ci-
Wine vlasti, u nekim slueajevi-
ma u vecini. A ako je istina da
i "komunisti'' sovjetske mill
tarne vlasti pocimaju postupati
slicno - a mi znamo da SUI oni
stavljali mnoge naciste i fasiste
ma vlast u Rumuniji Madjars-
koj = onda imamo potpunu sli
ku sovjetsko" "komunistickog" ma
jednoj strani i "demokratskog'
"obnavljanja nacista", ma dru-
goj strani.
Tako to mora biti kada Sc jed
nom zadje u kapitalisticke poslo-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-25

U svom eseju "The New Tory
ISM" Herbert Spenser je izgre-
bao Liberalne partije svog vre-
mena "a njihove promene politi-
ke cd starog "laissez-faire'- da
bi podupirale davanja sve wise
wise moci drzavi u prosirenju
birokratije Da je xiv danas on
bi cak j jace osudio Radnicku
partiju kao move Torijevce da-
nasnjeg doba, njihovo obozava-
ME drzave i politiku ciljajuci da
sc stavi sve wise moci u ruke
drzave.
On bi bio potpuno opravdan.
Politika Radnicke partije, poll
tika nacionalizacije, jeste jedna
koia vodi velikom prosirenju dr.