davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
Sa JAYNE skupstine
Hoboken, N. J.

U nedelju Is. aprila Jugosla-
venski Ogranak S. L. P. u Ho-
bokenu, odrzao je javnu skups-
thu, u Hrvatskom Domu, ma 112
Park Ave. Govornik je bio drug
F. Rack IL New Yorka, a tema
/ govora je bila: "Savremeni do
gadiaji i radnicka klasa".
| U svom jednosatnom govoru,
drug Rack je jasno izneo stanje
radnicke klase pod-kapitalizmom
pre- rata, sada u ratu i Sta mas
ceka posle rata. Narcotic je IL
neo pitanje 0 Jugoslaviji i Sta
cd prilike radnicka klasa tamo
moze ocekivati, ako Sc odrzi ka-
pitalizam "a izvesno vreme. Ia
kodjer je skrenuo paznju pri-
sutnima ma osobe koje SUI u da-
nasnjoj Titinoj vladi, a koje SUI
zauzimale vazne drzavne poloza-
|jeau %predratnoj %Jugoslaviji pod
ciiom vlasti SUI, prema izjavi
Louis Adamica, tadasnji cuvari
"reda i mira" zabadali zahrdjalo
Silo u tabane i metal zivu zera-
vicu uz telo svojim zrtvama;
vezali i'm ruke uz telo j pekli i'm
1.-Two meso ma NINA, sado Ga
bi odrzali tai zlocinacki sistem
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
Sa veCerinke
Akron, @!

Jugoslavenski Ogranak S. L.
P. u Akronu odrzao je svoju po-
slednju vecerinku owe sezone ma
Is. aprila u Vasa Hall, ma E.
Market St.
Poseta je bila osrednja. a us
peh dpbar i moralno i Material
no. Kao i obicno, nase drugarice
spremise i oval put vrlo ukusnu
veceru, pri kraju koje, drug N.
Ruzic, kao stoloravnateli, pozo-
We druga L. Stefanovica da odr-
ri govor, sto je poslednji i uei-
MO.
Drug Stefanovic ie valjano OBJ
jasnio danaSnji rat i zasto sc on
vodi, te kako nam kapitalisticke
sluge lazu, kao sto su lagali j
proslog rata, da ie ovo poslednii
rat i da je rat "a slobodu malih
nacija. No, drug govornik rece,
da je bivsi predsednik owe zem-
lie, Abraham Lincoln, rekao da
"Vi mozete varati jedan dec ma
roda jedan dec vremena; mo-
zete varati jedan dec naroda
"a sva vremena; i mozete varati
say narod jedan dec vremena.
Ali vi ne mozete varati say
narod "a V vremena."
Dale je drug, naglasio da Sc
radnicka klasa ne SINE osloniti
ma to da ie kapitalisticka klasa
oslobodi. Tacnost owe tvrdnje, re-
&c drug S%tefanovic, ponovo je do
kazana nedavno L Grckoj, kao
i u drugim "oslobodjenim" zem-
llama. Sta je tamo Churchill u
cinio? Dao i'm je sistem j for
mu vladavine potpuno onakav,
kakav Sc dopada britanskom ka-
pitalizmu. Ako radnicka klasa
zeli da Sc oslobodi, ona to moe
postici samo, ako sc valjano or
ganizuie kako to uci Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija = poll
ticki i industrijalno "a osvaja-
ME i ~unistenje politieke drzave
i "a preuzimalie %celokupne pro-
izvodnje u svoje vlasnistvo i kon-
trolu i "a uspostavu Socijalis-
tickle uprave mad sredstvima "a
proizvodnju i celom sudbinom
drustva.
Nakon govora izvrsena ie ko-,
lekcija. Prilozi i imena prilagaca
slede:
J. Tesic $1,000. Pc $500: N.
Coric, Milenko Tonic, N. Ruzic-]
j. Arbet, M. Milankovic, M. Ka5|
pic, ]. Mite, ]. Udvary, S. Ba-
bic, R. Bible, J. Stefanovic, 81
Antunovic, L. Malivuk i N. Pc
tosevic. Pc $500: E. coric i F..
Shafer. Pc $500: L. Stefanovic,
E. Jovanovic i Berta Dadovic.
Pc $500: Anna Danley, M. Bozic,
M. Stepanov, Z. Lake i z. Nom
cilov. Pc $1.O0: P. Christ, S. ia
kovic, B. Daskalov, E.. Galko, M.
Marinov, Tinka Christ i S. Dado-
vic.
Poklonili u hrani: Manda Ba-
bic i Tinka Christ.
Ogranak Sc z~ahvaljuje svima,
a narcotic drugaricama BERT Da-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10

Industrijalni junionizam je So
ciialisticka Republika u procesu
stvaranja; a jednom postignut
Gill, industrijalni junionizam je
Socijalisticka Republika ma poslu.
Sledstveno, 1ndustrijalna Junija
je jednovremeno j teski mali ko-
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
LIMA i sam naslednik kapitalistic-
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
- De Leon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
Sa vecerinke
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ne %. aprila Klub Radnicke
Borbe odrzao je vecerinku u u.s.
pomen sedmogodisnjice svog OPP
stanka - period sa kojim Sc cla-
nice Kluba ponose, u prkos We
likog i napornog rada, jer Geo
tai rad je bio "a u~zvisenu ideJu
oslobodjenja radnicke klase is
pod kapitalizma.
Wee posle diva sata gosti Sc po-
cese okupljati i kada je bilo vre-
me "a veceru koja je bila van
redno dobro i obilno priprem-
LENA, stolovi u nasoj Is. L. p
dvorani, koja je bila vec prilic-
no napunjena, sa nekih blizu O.
samdeset osoba, bill SUI okiceni
sa sarmom i mladom prasetinom,
kao i svakovrsnim kolacima.
Drugarica TIL. Pacovski, stolo-
ravnateljica, pozove prisutne da
zauzmu svoja mesto kod stolova
j tako zapoce jedna najintere-
santnijih tacka u programu. IA
da Sc gosti malo ponahranise i
okrepise, drugarica Pacovski po-
zove druga M. Karlovica da ka-
Re nekoliko reel, sto je drug ra-
do ucinio. Takodjer je odrzala
govor i drugarica A. Kleist ma
engleskom jeziku. Oba govora SUI
bila pazljivo saslusana i zivah-
no pozdravljena Cd gostiju pri
zavrsetku.
Posle govora stoloravnateljka
pozove prisutne ola pomognu mas
pokret materijalno, vec prema
naiboljim mogucnostima svakog
pojedinca. Kolekciji Sc odazya-
Sc svi, kako sledi:
Pc $1,000: M. i TIL. Karlovic,
Chas. Slavujevic i J. i R. Capic.
Pc $500: A. Suprina, S. Djakulo-
vic, NJ. J. Golubic, A. Vidakovic,
F, Brlas, M. i P. Brlas, familiia
Surkoff, Wisconsin Bottle Works,
M. Kovacevic, VIM. i M. Kele-
mic, F. Brit, Batsoff, N. Popo-
vic, N. i F. Dokman i S. Rack. Pc
$500: Mrs. cernj, S. Meloff, Po-
poff, Fortman, M. Fisher, P. Pa
covski, A. i c.. Cozzini, j. Peric,
M. Blazincic, A. i E. Kleist, Med
we'd i V. Siladi. Pc $1.00: Han
droff, Siboff, Koncheff i Seru-
noff. Ukupno $131.00.
Sledeci SUI poklonili hrani i
predmetima: F. Djakulovic, M.
Kleist, A. Vidakovic, r. Capic.
T. Karlovic, T. Pacovski, M. Br-
las, A. Suprina, N. Popovic, Chas.
Slavujevic, Katica Krcmar i
Frances Dokman. Cista zarada ie
bila S3O3.24.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
a narcotic onima koji SUI poma-
gall u radu i doprinosima.
r.. Capic, dopisnik.
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kroz Partiju i FederaCiju

Nasu proslu kampaniu "a nov.
pretplate otvorio je drug L. Ste.
fanovic sa osam novih pretpla.
ia. kao sto je poznato citaoci.
ma owe rubrike, on je odneo prvr
nagradu. A owl kampanju - ma
Prvog Maja - otvorio lie drup
M. P. Vidovic sa jednom novom
pretplatom. Razlika je u broiu
ali sustina je ista, jer ova diva
druga behu prvi sd novim pref
plata u dvema kampanjama.
Da Ii &c drug Vidovic odneti
prvu nagradu u ovoj kampanii,
to &c vreme kazati. Mogucnost
postoji da hoce, jer Sc on "a vre-
me prosle kampanje pokazao ak
tivan. A "a ovo je dokaz, sto ie
on dobio nagradu u prosloj KAN
panji.
Sadanja kampanja ina prvens-
two mad proslom, jer je sada vre-
me mnogo pogodnije "a agitaci-
ju, nego "a vreme prosle KAN
panic. Velika lima i sneg sme-
talo i otezavalo je nasim clano-
vima i simpaticarima da Sc slo-
bodno krecu u agitaciju. Prema
tome, j ovo je jedan Cd razloga
zasto ova kampanja treba da je
uspesnija cd prosle.
Takodje "a vreme prosle KAN
panic neki clanovi, oak Sta wise,
neki Ogranci, malo SUI uzimali
ucesca u kuplienju novih pref
plata. | ako ne mozemo ocekivati
ola svi clanovi i Ogranci podied-
mako ucestvuju u kupljenju no.
viii pretplata, a ovo vazi i "a
druge poslove u vezi prosvetno-
agitacionog rada, ali treba oceki-
vati da svi priblizno ucestvuju.
Jer ako tako radimo, tada cemo
postici dobre regulate. Nadati Sc
da &c svi nasi clanovi i simpati-
carl uzeti zivog ucesca u ovoj
kampanji.
Poznato je citaocima owe ru-
da je Ogranak Milwaukee
u rrosloj Rampant najvise sa-
novih pretplata, te da su
niegova diva clana dobila nagra-
de. Takodie je poznato da je on
(Ogranak) nakon toga, pokre-
nuo svoju sopstvenu kampaniu.
u kojoj je sakupio naknadnih
novih pretplata. Mozda
&c neki pomisliti da &c Ogfanak
Milwaukee u sadanjoj kampanji
popustiti, dozvoliti nekom dru-
gom Ogranku da prednjaei. Ia
ko ne misle clanovi Ogranka Mil
jer oni nisu obradili sve
zemliiste. A pored toga, oni
su svesni %6inienice, da je duz-
most svakog clana da u svakoj
poduzetoj kampanji uzme punog
ucesca.
Drug NJ. Karlovic, poverenik
Ogranka Milwaukee, u svome
pismu cd %. aprila, izrazava SEN
timenat njihovih clanova, u vezi
sa sadanjom kampanjom, vele-
ci:
"Mada smo odneli pobedu u
kampanji, mi znamo da nj
smo iscrpili nasu koloniju, i O.
becaiemo ola necemo biti posled-
nj nj u drugoj %kampanji. Ponav-
liamo nase obecanie: 'ako ne pr
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10

vi, a ono prvi do prvog.'
"A sada, zasucimo rukave, pa
napred!"
Da Ii &c Ogranak Milwaukee
biti prvi, iii "prvi cd prvog", to
cemo ostaviti vremenu da kazc
svoju, ali glavno je ovo: on hoce
da uzme aktivnog ucesca u ovoi,
kao i u prosloj kampanji. Me
gova je leila, kao i svih mas vs.
talih, da ova kampanja treba da
je uspesna - uspesnija nego pr
va. Uspeh iii neuspeh, poglavito
&c zavisiti cd mas, cd nase aktiv-
nosti.
Jos jedna uspesna afera u Mil
waukee! Ovog puta afera Kluba
Radnicke Borbe, koju je odrzao
ma %. aprila. Saglasno iz~vestaju
drugarice Rose Capic, dopisnice,
Kluba R. B., njihov veseli sas-
tanak bio je uspesan u svakom
pogledu. cist prihod sa istog IL
nosi preko $500.
Pc swim izgledima, ma ovogo-
disnjoj nasoj konvenciji Klub
Radnicke Borbe Milwaukee, pla~
Mira da njegov konvencijski pri-
log Dude veci, nego prosle kon-
vencije. Jer gornja svota ide u t.
svrhu. Neka ovo pribeleze Klu-
bowl R. B. Detroit i Chicago. 4
nece biti zgoreg, ako i naSi @
granci ovo imaiu ma umu, pa ne
ka Sc i oni vec pocnu spremati,
ier konvencija nije has tako da-
leko.
Ukratko mas je drug Scepovlc.
organizator Ogranka Detroit. iz-
vestio o njihovoj zajednickoj Pr
~vo-majskoj p~roslavi, koja je bila
uspesna u svakom pogledu. Sa-
ma kolekcija, pise drug Scepovic
iznOsi oko 800.
Takodje mas je drug Scepovic
izvestio o radu simpaticara S
Kosnicara, "a naSu stvar, koii je
sakupio $1,000 "a potporu Rad
nicke Borbe. Novac i imena pri-
lagaca je poslao preko Ogranka
Detroit C%entralnom Uredu.
Kao sto ostali nasi simpati6ari
ne rade i ne pomazu mas pokret
radi nekog naroGitog isticanja.
nego il cistog ubedienja, sto ra-
deci i pomazuci mas pokret. "a
de i pomazu dobru stvar, tako i
simpaticar Kosni6ar. On INA d
kad nesto uradi "a mas pokret, OF
jednostavno vrsi svoju duznost.
Jer svaki onaj, koji je ubedier
u ispravnost S. l.. P. ucenja, ME
gova ie duznost, kad god mu j
to moguce, da ponjze siriti t.
Memo ucenje medju drugim rad
nicima.
Osobito je duznost nash sim
| paticara, da "a vreme owe kan
panic "a move pretplate, nastoio
nam pruzti svaku mogucu koe
peraciju, tako da Dude sto uspes-
Mia. Same kooperativnim radon.
svih nash clanova i simpaticara,
kampanja mora biti uspesna. Ra-
dino "a MEN uspeh jer
KAPITALIZMA TREBA
RAZORITT!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
Citajte i Strife "Radnicku Borbu"!
KAPITAL | RAD
Cd ARNOLDA PETERSENA

Pod gornjm naslovom izisla je IL stanpe nova
brosura. Pisac owe brosure je ma jedinstVen ]asan
nacn objasnio funkciju kapitala njegov odnos ma
rad obratno. Takodjer je sa takvom jasnocom l pri-
r1erima dokazao kako kapitalisticki ekononistl nastoJe
stvoriti konfuziju kod radnika o prirodi kapltalzma'
tako da bi mad NINA ovekovecili najamno ropstvo.
Pored toga, pisac je jasno razumljivo oblasnio
teoriju 0 "bratstvu" izmedju kapitala rada, ko iaznu
o~bmamlUvu. Ma Marksisticki nacin ie anahzovao
pitanje "inflacije", "kontrolu cena" uticaj povisene
najamnice ma kapitalsticki profit, o kojima Sc svako-
dnevno raspravlja, te konacno, ukazao ma put nacin
kako da Sc radnicka klasa oslobodi kapitalisticke eks-
ploatacije.
Ina 90 STRANGE, sa eetiri ~prikladna kartuna.
Cena joj je IS cent?.
Knjizara Radnicke BOrbe
3413 st. Clair Avenue Cleveland ID, Ohio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10

dovic, Margaret Dragomir i Jel-
XII Stefanovic, koje su nan spre-
mile tako ukusnu veceru.
Cist prihod je bio $4,000.
e NJ. Bozic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10

Meetings have been scheduled by Section Cleveland for the following Thursday
on CleveandsP Public Square: May 10; May II; May "a md May 81
All meetings will begin promptly at 8 D m
Be sure to atnd these meetings. and bing at least one friend or shopnate
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Indiana State Convention

~ The 1915 Indiana State Convention and Banquet will take place. in the Odd Fellows Hail. $50
a. m 1t will be a mass conventions and all members in god standing will be eligible as delegates
Your membership ard will be your credentials
Immediately aher the adjournment of the convention Dinner wl be held Tickets are
sale at $l50 a pe
comrmeJ Joseph Phindn,c Cleveland, Ohio will be the ratenal Delegate from the National
OHce and Wn ADDRESS teC Conventions and the onwntonB Banquet in the evening Visitors are
Comnde Pnncn will. speak over radio staion WJOB QM kLcydeSlh from 4o to 100 ON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
"1ndOOr" piknik u DetrOitu

Y neeGuM mja JugolavenIi Oganak pirdJje pvi owe eone Indoor pknku svme
okan, 5M4 Russell St Pocdak u 10 si pre- pmne = kadaG &c Sc seWah ruk - mhda
pGena janjhna PoIe 1ucka igvora nMtAices Sc a rAmm irama z se deo wib u -
1CDBOR.
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"Indoor" piknik u Bellwoodu

y nedeGu 20 majaJ ug@hwnsio ganak preduje pri oes nme" indoor pInik usanu
H u ved a MON, bteu loblA Ii Se otao>oH bnu = ODBOR.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-10
Vecerinka u Steubenville. @.

Ie U nedelu 90 mja mesna Seia i JugolavenaiO ganak S :. P prreduiuv eceinkuu
INone bkalu, 57W Weiss Pocehku 5si uvce Pmed govora bne donae hmei plea tie rnh
abavnih CARA dge razonode.
Ia Se udobnosi potMace Sc = ODBOR
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Vecherinka in Los Angeles

The Bulgarian Branch of S l. P will hold d Vedhninka Oh Sunday. Nav 20
Engineers Hall, 1888 So Oak St near Venice Blvd.
A tasty Bulgarian dinner sandwiches and refreshments will be served Dance an
|horo Joe Mendells International Orchestra
Doors open at $3.50 p m till late in the evening
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r U nedelju Is. 1maja Jugoslavenski Ogranak odrzace iavnu 81
o25 W. Rayen Ave. Pocetak u 3 sata pc podne. Tema: "Partizani
Govorn,k: Petar Slepcevic, sekretar Federacije.
Ulaz slobodan. Pitanja su dozvoliena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
THE PARADE STARTS IN DETROIT

With the end of the wal it Immediately became apparent that
free enterprise would be just as incapable of supplying a good life
for workers in peacetme as it was both incapable and unwilling to
furnish the nations war needs. Cancellation of war orders and dismIS
sal of w workers Immediately produced an unemployment situation
and the class conflict, held in check by the pressure of war and the
controls of the Roosevelt administration, began to seethe one more
1t is the fact that, while the parade of contending factions is
of unemployed and dissatisfied workers who r ready to fall in line
Truly, the free enterprise" economy-which Roosevelt, with the
cooperation Of workers. tried 10 hard to preserves going to pot.
What will happen if a new army of unemployed is permitted to
develop? Will the government again be used to take up the slack by
acting as a handout and boon-dogglng agency? Or will legislation be
enacted to reduce the working hours of everybody to a point where
all able and willing workers can be employed?
What will happen if wages are increased to meet the demands OF
the workers? Will the government subsdize private industry so that
it al pay the wages and still compete with cheaper foreign products?
What will happen if wage levels are not boosted? Can the gov
AS we ask the above questions we become conscious of two i'm
portant circumstances.
One is that they are the same questions that were asked before
the New Deal was launched to beguiIe working people and save capital
ism from the uncontrolled greed of competing capitalists.
The other circumstance is that, no matter how the questions now
pressing for answers may be met, the way of life will be the way
of government control and not the way of free enterprise.
Try as they may, the apologists for human exploitation and class
privilege cannot much longer conceal the fact that America, no less
planned economy. The future-the immediate future!-is going to
be administered.
If private profits are to be the purpose sponsored by government,
then workers must be controlled in the service of owners.
If workers wish to have both plenty AND freedom, then they
must organize to control industry for the production of abundance
for use.
There is the alternative. It's democratic Socialism IT the extern
sion of a war economy far into the future.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03

almost completely worthless be-
cause of low health levels" The
same conditions were seen in slum
rea and in trailer settlements
where migratory war workers
lived.
The social fears and racial con-
flicts caused by such environment
can be eliminated only by creating
community stability, said Mrs
Meyer. Pointing to the dangers of
these large sections of the popula-
ton in the postwar period, she
urged that all community agencies,
both voluntary and governmental.
reform themselves for maximum
cooperation and service.
why not have a revolution from
above?" she asked. why leave it
to the fanaticS?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
IN The WIND
From THE NATION

LAISSEZ FARE: Daddy War
bucks has suffered the sings and
arrows of reduced fortune during
the war. When asked by naive
little Orphan Annie why ''some
papers and commentators said
horrid things about him, Daddy
answered, oh, I guess it was fash
ionable to nee at big incomes
-. They fail to mention that most
CT those big incomes go to pay
everybody's bills, and make the
load lighter for everone else! | be-
lieve that the more a man makes
honestly, the mohe he helps this
country and everybody in it. -.
What think we need is a lot more
million-a-year men! Mighty little
they can keep anyway e"
DEFINITION: The Texas public
was further enlightened by this
maxim which appeared in the
Austin American on August 2:
"Anti-discrimnation means you can
force somebody to give you a job
if you're n of a minority, but
otherwise you must take what is
left"
Wv DAY: The Wall Street Jour
nal is joyous over the surrender
- of the workers. In it's issue of
August % front-page headlines
read: Employers Turn; Workers
Accept End of Coasts War-Boom
Employment Gracefully; Firms
Revel in Luxury of Insisting on
Competence; Youngsters Are Re-
sentful." The article goes on to say:
And except for the tantrums of a
few youngsters who never had to
hold a job under peace-time con-
ditions, labor is taking it's new
status gracefully"
CHALLENGE: A note by Walter
B. Pitkin in the recent book
Population Roads to Peace and
War says: "While the authors of
this book were correcting the gal
ley proofs, in March, 1945, General
Charles de Gaulle appointed an
eight-man commission to add 12,-
600 900 babies to the population of
France within the next decade"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
SCIENTISTS EXPOSE
V!TAMIN FRAUD

Charges made here and there by
outspoken physicians that the man.
u~facture and distribution of vita
minis has become a racket are
confirmed by experiments con-
Quoted at Duke University.
At the request of army officials,
university scientists fed 200 per-
sons with vitamins daily for 80
days and reported that at the end
of that period no "appreciable''
change in their physical condition
was found.
That should be a lesson to mil
lions of Americans who have
fallen for" the ballyhoo of manu-
facturers. The production of vita
min pills has become Big Business
big, indeed, that the Depart
ment of Justice is prosecuting a
group of producers for monopol-
istic practices, including price fix
ing.
In some cases vitamins have de-
finite value, physicians agree, but
millions who are taking them in
the mistaken notion that they in
crease energy and bodily we'll
being are simply throwing away
money. All such claims are so
much "hooey," according to Duke
scientists, and now the Federal
Trade Commission has another job
to drive the vitamin racketeers
and their noisy and generally
crooked propagandists from the
air and off the printed pages
Labor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
A VERY PROMISING RACKET

Our native FascSts have plans for veterans and are busy setting
out the bait. They count on doing a rushing business if and when mass
unemployment builds up among veterans a mass resentment against
society Some of these plans were brought to the attention of the House
Committee or Un-American Affairs in a letter signed by Edward J
Mc1ale, executive secretary of the American Veterans Committee. He
wanted certain organizations looked into because of their sponsorship
adm, in some cases, their stated aims. Here are a few:
The SerVicemen's Reconstruction League, sponsor Joe McWinians;
The Nationalist Veterans of World War II, sponsor Gerald L. K.
Smith;
The Protestant War Veterans, sponsor Edward j. Smythe;
The American Order of Patriots, Houston, Texas, labeled for Gen
tiles only;
The St. Sebastian Brigade, sponsor Father Charles +. Coughln;
The Military Order of the Liberty Bell, anti-Negro, anti-fOreign.
MIR. McHae suggests that unless their true aims are exposed to
public scrutiny, many service men may unWittmgly fall prey at home
10 the same principles and forces they fought against abroad"-The
Nation.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-03
BRIGHT IDEA!

James w. Gerard, Wall Street
lawyer, who was our ambassador
to Germany at the beginning of the
first World War, has a bright
idea"
In a magazine article, he sug-
gestS that the Allies create "a
peaceful and prosperous Germa-
ny" by turning it into a monarchy
and placing one of the grandsons
of Kaiser Wilhelm on the throne.
Perhaps some American will re-
call that we fought the first World
War in order to chase Kaiser Will
helm of the throne. Now, if Mr..
Gerard has his way, we will start
all over again by making the Ho-
henzollerns autocrats once lore.