davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compel"
FRIDAY, AUGUST "A

Benefic aspects rule today but there are certain adverse influences. Inspiring news from the Pacific is indicated.
 HEART AND HOME
 Women who are released from the war industries will be regretful to lose substantial salaries but the stars presage many opportunities in work that contributes to national welfare. This is an suspicious date for seek ing employment.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Through the discipline of war ser vice many young men will have ac- quired qualities that will be inval- uable in the world of business. De- mand for teohnicians and scientists will be great. Engineers will be sought by many foreign nations and many will work out brilliant careers abroad. C.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 According to the seers there IS to be a new interest in centers of amusement that offer the best mu- sic and the latest plays of stage and screen.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 The next 25 years is to extend democratic ideas and communism will spread in altered forms. Through years of transition men will suffer deeply as old foundations crumble but liberty will be finally extended to far corners of the globe. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of rapid ad- vancement. Success may inculate too much self-approval.
 Children born on this day probably will be clever, dutiful and affection ate. Geniuses are to appear among these war babies.
 lCopyright 19i5)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23

With passengers aboard the majority of whom were od
 kagwav the in port from the sout
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23

series of baseball games to determine the cham in of Southeast Alaska with Kechkan akn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23

The land m the Louisiana Pur- chase cost the United States about two cents an acre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23
LOOK and LEARN ss c. GORDON

In aviator have brought to be qualified ace? alphabet between two consonants? 7 nearsighted farsighted? Do moths woolens and other fabrics? great California in 1848?
 ANSWERS
 
 E.
 
 No they lay eggs the larvae  5. discovery gold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23
FORCED LABOR IGNORED

Neither at Moscow nor Potsdam was a decision reached on Russia S demand that Germay deliver part
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23
The W ashinqton Merry Go Round
(Centinued from Page OneJ

completely silent.
 The Potsdam disagreement to re- move excess machinery from the Ruhr, and other French British American zone industrial regions, also served to remove some of the Russian suspicion that the British would work for a strong Germany as bulwark against Bolshevism.
 But another decision, reversing the Moscow agreement, may SOW the seed of future conflict between Russia and her Allies. Maisky Monckton and Pauley had agreed to treat Germany as single region for separations purposes. When the delegations arrived at Potsdam staff personally gathered evidence that the Russians were removing as war booty entire plants, like sewing machine factories, from Berlin.
 Gulick wrote a hot report to Pauley, who told Maisky that Russia by proceeding on a zone basis. had destroyed the agreement. The next day the Russians filed a memo to show that the United States had done the same thing in the Russian zone by grabbing lab- oratories and 1000 German scien- tists.
 So the final Big Three" settle ment really partitions Germany into two administrative parts a Russian zone in the east and a French British American zone in the west The US.S.R. sphere of influence tends unchallenged from the Baltic to the Mediter- ranean, while her three Allies will have constant difficulty in har- monizing their aims.
 The formal Moscow sessions be- gan with the proposal by Maisky that the Yalta Formula be fol- lowed. This divided reparations into three parts-56 per cent for Russia, 9 per cent for the United States and g per cent for Great Britain, with reductions for each to meet the approved claims of other AL lies. (Keep in mind that France assesses her war damage at $97,- GOO GOO 00O) When MOnckton and Pauley conferred, Monckton said his government had instructed him to seek more than 9 per cent and that he had factual memo to document the equity of the claim
 Pauley, however, told Monckton My answer is 'No'-I'm not going to finish this conference as low man"
 Pauley had statistics to show that the U. s. had borne so per cent of the wars cost, and he wanted a dollar value placed on all war booty and restitution already taken by the Russians and the French. This argument, in the end, was dropped.
 Russia, in effect, will get ap- proximately S4,000,000,000 worth of capital equipment removed from Germany, which will give her roughly one-half of such repara- tions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-23

of her annual production for lC years. Nothing was said about the delicate question of forced labor to repair devastated areas. Nor was decision reached as to what the French, the English and the Am ericans will actually get in the way of separations. Presumably these will be on the agenda of the Council of Foreign Ministers al it's meeting next month.
 Ambassador Pauley is making { tour of the European capitals tt explain the reparation agreements and his assistant on reparations Dr. Isadore Lubin, will return soon When Pauley gets back, President Truman, who was impressed witf his work at Potsdam, will prob- ably appoint the separations am- bassador to the post of Fedora. Loan Administrator.
 LONDON
 ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
 The way is now clear for staging an economic conference of United Nations members, probably in Lon- don, the first two weeks of Oc- tober. This conference stems di- rectly from the increased stature oi the Economic and Social Counci of the United Nations organization agreed upon at San Francisco, and the determination to proceed ir advance of ratification of the charter to discuss troublesome eco- homie matters together.
 Will Clayton, while ostensibly ir London for the UNRRA Con- ference, quietly arranged the eco- homie conference, which will dis cuss removal of trade barriers trade policies, cartels and com. modity agreements. The latter which include international agree. ments on sugar, tin, rubber, etc. are of extraordinary importance because, in the past, such under takings by governments really amounted to official cartels. Int American representative will pres. to make these conversion agree. ments" seeking to bring abou gradual shifts in excess production capacity to Scarcer commodities an entirely new approach. Tn way was cleared for such conver sion agreements to supplant inter government cartels at Chapultepe, last spring, and the principle ha been accepted by Latin-A American countries. The new Attlee Govern ment in England is expected to joil with the American Hemispher group.
 Will Clayton is determined t, avoid clashes such as those betweel Raymond Moiey and Cordell Hull which destroyed the London Eco homie Conference in 1883.
 Claytons emergence to power il foreign policy will be fortified b, the reorganization of the Stat, Department, which in the past hat emphasized political decisions b, foreign service officers. In reality there will be two Under Secretaries of State-one political and one eco homie. The old system of desks for each foreign country will dis appear, and functional system will replace it. Under the new plan the new Economic Under Secre tary will determine policy on car tels, trade barriers, reciprocal trad agreements and other economi matters, which policies will b binding on the diplomats.
 REVAMPING
 THE GOVERNMENT
 The long-awaited reorganization
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

contracts
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Officials OK.
Frdnkensteen

AL county officials are on rec
ord today in support of the candi-
dacy for mayor of Richard T.
Frankensteen, vice president OF
the UAW-CIO. 4
In this, the county officials are
Hpllowing the lead of the Wayne
ounty Democratic Committee.
But il took a lot Of talk and
perspiration 10 bring their meet
ing yesterday 10 a happy pro-
Frankensteen conclusion.
The dubious banshee was
George Cornell. whose training
has taught him not to rely on
resolutions. but only on the given
word OF an individual.
So after a resolution endorsing
Frankensteen had been approved
unanimously. Cornell passed
around cards 10 everyone present.
BY signing a card, each official
swore by his life and blood TO
work for the CIO candidate.
Everyone signed. some smiling
sheepishly
The only voice raised against
the resolution, prese { e d by
Frank Fitzgerald, who wears the
shabby tinsel of the campaign
two years ago, was Rep. Gerald
O'Brien.
"To endorse Frankensteen
now won't do a bit OF good"
said O'Brien. How do We ex-
pect the people to vote for him
when they haven't gasoline TO
get to the polls ?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

Continued TomorrouU
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03


evolved in the upper hand.
With the walking bass, the
player can play almost any popu-
lar tune boo0ie after sufficient
practice.
This is probably as simple a
form OF bOo0ie playing as any
that could be evolved.
1t is used by many bOOgie piano
players as a novelty
Actually there IS no limit TO
the variations that the versatile
pianist can inject into boo0ie
playing once he masters the style.
This is where the creative phase
Of il comes in--and the part that
intrigucs classical as we'll as
popular piano players.
And it can be mastered only by
constant left hand practice. day
after day-repeating and repeat
ing phrases until each type Of
bass becomes so automatic that il
IS almost mechanical.
Illustrated here is a walking
bass alone and then with [ h e
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
u. 5. Proposes
Aid for City

The Federal Works Agency in
Washington today called for a
$l2.58S,0O0 works program for
Detroit and Michigan 10 help
cushion the shock of a postwar
recession, If necessary.
The program for Detroit in
cludes a federal office building,
marine hospital and post offices
totaling $l0,57S,000. Grand Rapids
is listed for a post office and
courthouse for a total of 81 ,9O0.-
600. and Lansing a $4,000 post
office.
The overall plan calls for a ma
tional expenditure OF Sl93, ,000, 600
in the respective states in addi-
ton 10 Sill 100000 for buildings
in and near the District OF
Columbia.
Legislation providing for the
expenditure has been submitted 10
Congress by the FWA and post
office department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Rail Steward Guilty
In Huge Theft Plot

NEW YORK. Oct. 2 (UP)-
Malcolm r. Austin of Tuckahoe.
n. Y. a New York Central rail-
road dining car steward, will be
sentenced Oct. 2 for conspiracy 10
steal from $4,000 10 100000 in
interstate commerce, He pleaded
guilty.
Thirty-eighth other defendants
mostly dining car walters and
cooks, pleaded innocent to the
charge in federal court. Four
teen still are 10 be arraigned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Elliott S Loan
Still Stirs COP
rHE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 (UP)-
Republicans on the House ways
and means committee declared
today that they will make every
move to reopen the inquiry into
Elliott Roosevelt's 100000 loan.
Rep. Carl T. Curtis (R) of Ne
braska acknowledged that II
would be difficult since the Dem
ocratic majority had disposed OF
the case.
"But IL we ever get chance"
he added, I'VE will move to re-
open the investigation"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BY FRANKIE CARLE

When bOogie player adds the walking bass to his
repertoire enabled inject of melody
the right hand with the bass serving background
1t is actually playing of octaves starting generally
with the low in the bass and working upwardhke
climbing ladder.
The pianist these octaves something like bridge
around which TO his tune in the upper hand
Almost any novice play the walking bass"
In fact is is much easier than the b0Oge bass illustrated
yesterdya.
Sometimes it used actually to play the melody ths
being variation of it,, such the way Maurice Rocco
played "Strters Bal in the motion picture Incend0ry
Blonde"
Again it is used as the booge background while the
melody is evolved in the upper hand
Almost any play the walking bass"
In fact, 1t much boo0e illustrated
yesterday
Sometimes II is used actually the melody his being
of it, played
in the motion picture "Incendarv Blonde"
Again used the bOogie background while the melody
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Phone Girls
Plan Protest

Officers Of the Federation Of
Telephone Employees of Michigan
today will meet at Detroit head
quarters of the union with the
executive board to plan for a
demonstration in protest of a re-
cent NLRB ruling against a union
affiliate in Kearny. n. j.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Rankin Seeks Action
On Vet Labor Bill

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 CUP)-
Chairman John f. Rankin Cd of
Mississippi of the House veterans
committee, said today that he will
press for early House action on
his bill TO exempt veterans from
closed shop provisions of union
contracts
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
D. T.&I. Fined $500
For Rate Violations

The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
Railroad Co., found guilty Of fail
ure 10 observe published tariff
rates, today must pay a fine Of
81 500 assessed by Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Takes BOOgie WoOgie Apart

EDITORS NOTE II frankie CGre, piano styist
demonstrates ia this short series the fundamental tech
nique of booge wooge, the rhythmic form Of piano play
ing tchich has reached such popularity that has noW
among its advocates Alec TempLeton Jose Itwbt Victor
Borge and Oscar LeUGnt Mr.. CGrle toH appear on the
Michigan Thedter stage beginning Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

treble added. Other variations Of
"Boogie" are the so-called Rock
ing Bass, riffs and Flinging a
Wing Ding.
Continued Tomorrow.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa l. strane)

$4,000 ugljokopaca besposlenim
Vlada je poduzela mere da slo-
mi strajk pristanisnih radnika U
Londonu, saljuci vojsku ma Ice
mesta. Poslala je $50 vojnika i
jos Sc sprema da posalje 400.
Dakle nj oruzana sila ne moze
ugasiti klasnu borbu. Engleska
&C verovatno imati mnogo Strai
kova ma kraju rata, a nj Sled
Meme Drzave nece u tome "a
ostati. U OWN dvema zemljama
bi mogao isko6iti vrlo jak revo
lucionarni politicki i ekonomski
pokret IL tin boraba, poSto, pc
red toga sto su one i~ndustrijshi
centri sveta, NINA postoje ]
celije takva pokreta bar ma 20
litickom polju - Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

sakupljenim novim prctplatama cd stra'
nc druga NJ. Katica, tlana Ogranka
Dayton. Cd Stefanovica, Akron, da su
dobili novog clana, te 0 drugim stvari'
ma. Cd Busdona, da ga je Ogranak
izabrao "a privremenog organizatora,
dok Sc drug sestok ne povrati IL Floridc.
Cd druga sestoka, Florida, saopstava
syoje ustiske i impresije sa svoje We
kacije.
procitana je izmenjena korespodcn-
ella izmedju Matchmaking i Centralnog
Ureda o raznim stvarima, medju kojim
JIG j okruzno pismo Il vezi sa sporom
druga II. Webera.
Ogranci: Bellwood. Los Angeles, Chi
cage j Cincinnati poslali su arke funk
cionera i odhora "a obadva ureda, tie
clanske godisnie ~izvestaje "a Nacio.
nalni Tired. A owl su Ogranci poslali
mesecne izvestaje: Akron, Bellwood
Detroit, Lackawanna, Hoboken i Cleve'
land.
Opste primedbc sekretara Federaeije:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

zacije = Internacionale - u ko-
joj, i kroz koju, da Sc stvori jed
no kompaktno telo Marksistickih
partija i radnika celog sveta, "a
Juris ma tvrdjavu svetskog kapi-
talizma. Ali stalinisti su dale cd
revolucionarnog Marksizma nego
sto SUI vrhovi severnog pola cd
sunca.
Tako, i samo toliko Sc bavi
Jugoslavenska Federacija S. L.
P. kao i celia S. L. P, sa radnic-
kim pitanjima drugih zemalJa.
Ona drzi svoje umove j umove
radnika, u koliko do Nth doplre,
cvrsto ma americkom zemljistu.
Jugoslavenska Federacija 5. l.
p. bavi Sc, u glavnom, sa amerlc-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
Zapisnik CentralnOg
OdbOra

Sednica c. o. odrzana Is. februara
1915. II Centralnom Uredu, 3413 st,
Clair Ave-, Cleveland, O. Prisutni: Mi
tic, R~adjc~ovic, Petrovic, Tonic, Stcfa-
movie i G. scepovic. Otsutan sa razlo-
gom Sestok. P~redsedava Tonic.
Korespodencija: Cd Russity, Chicago,
Pa vtezi sa sknpstinom i veGerinkom koju
&C odrzati 4. marta. Cd Vasilica, Los
Angeles, da je Ogranak nominirao dru-
ga j. 7. Evanica "a clana NJ. O., tie o
drugim stvarima. Cd Golubica, Milwau-
kce, II vezi sa skupstinom koju &c
odrzati s. aprila. Cd M. Gadnjaja, Day
ton, da je Sekeija priredila skupstinu,
~ koju nije imala novaca da plati tros-
kove. tie da je Ogranak Plato, CHI IL
nose 1914. cita Sc i ~usvaja odgovor
sekretara Federacije. Cd I. Jelusita
Iloboken, o aktivnosti Ogranka.
Cd l.. Cohena, Cincinnati, u vezi sa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

(NdStdVdk Sd l..
metal i druge stvari biti vracan
Amerikancima u obliku pusca-
nth i topovskih kugli, hombi, mi
IA i raznih ubojnih sprawl.
Ista ia kapitalisticka klasa sa-
da, pc swim javnim i privatnim
ustanovama, a narcotic i mill
tarnim logorima, uci americki
narod, radnike, narcotic vojnike.
da mrze Japance, Ola in preziru
kao rasu i kao "varvarski" narod
A ako naskoro rat prestane j opet
Sc ukaze dobra pijaca "a njene
metale i druge stvari u Japanu,
opet &c mu in prodavati u izo-
bilju, ma da svi unapred znaju
da &c nam Sc opet povracati u
obliku eksplozija i ubilackih
predmeta.
Vecega varvarstva nema cd to-
ga. Varvarstvo koje oni pripisu-
iu Japancima, a Japanci isto ia
ko mama nije nj jedan posto
ekvivalent varvarstva koje u
mirno vreme izvadja kapitalistic-
ka klasa svih nacija.
U ostalom, ko INA do kojeg je
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
II zIVOTA ~FEDERACIJE.

@ ~oskudnoj radnoj snazi, usled bolesti
Filipowskog. Da je drug NJ. Lomaz
o~bojadisao stampatiju w vrlo nisku
cenu. Odluceno da mu Sc pismeno "a
hvali u ime c. O., a kopija pisma da
Sc possible Sekciji Cleveland; da jc kan
panja "a nove pretplate zatvorena
ma Is. februara, te da smo sakupili SO
move pretplate. Sledeci SUI clanoyi do
bill nagrade II kampanji "a move pref
plate. Prvu, L. Stefanovie; drugu M.
J. Golubic; trecu, r. Jelusic; Getvrtu,
M. p. Vidovic; petu, N. Dokman.
Izvestaj urednika Radnicke Borbe Sc
usvaja.
Sledecim Ograncima su izdate bes-
platne miljazne markice: Detroit /;
Milwaukee l j Akron 2.
Kontrolni Odbor izvestuje da Sc nije
mogao sastati da pregleda knjige Fe-
deracije. Instruktuie Sc isti da do idufe
sednice c. o. knjige Federacije pre-
gleda.
Sednica Sc zatvara IL 3:15 pc podne.
{. 4tepovtf, rekordujuci sekrctar.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
Sa vecerinke

~AANA6Ot NSs
u nedelju 81. januara, Klut
Radnicke Borbe u Chicago, odr-
zao je vecerinku u Sekcijskom
lokalu. Poseta bese osrednja. Ali
svejedno sve je bilo veselo i Ia
dovoljno. Vreme je provedeno U
razgovoru, posalicama, pored do
bre zakuske i svezeg plea. A ta-
kodjer smo igrali j "bingo''.
Kao i ma swim nasim vecerin-
kama, drugarice, clanice Kluba,
poklonile Sc u raznim stvarima
- hrani, picu, nagradama it'd. A
to su sledece:
Anka Guile, M. Kapugija, Be-
jana Stojanoff, Mary Posavac
M. M. Takodjer i drug M. Russi-
ty. ..
Klub Sc iskreno zahvaljuje svi-
ma koji su pomogli sa svojimn
prisustvom i prilozima da bi We
cerinka bila sto uspesnija.
cist prihod je bio $42.55.
I{f
NJ. NJ, dopisnik.,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

kim pitanjima. Sa pitanjima
prosvecivanja ugosl avenskih
radnika i radnica u duhu Mark
sizma, organizovanja 18TH u re-
volucionarnu partiju, S. L. P,
Sc ostalim radnicima owe zemlje,
ola zauzmu, ma miriam, civilizo-
van nacin, putem glasovnice, po-
liticku drzavu i da je razore. A
do Sc organizuju industrijalno u
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Juni-
je, "a uzimanje, drzanje i operi-
SAME svih zemaljskih industrija
u korist samih proizvadjaca.
Dakle, jos jednom da postavi-
mo pitanje j da damo odgovor:
Sta je duznost jugoslavenskih
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

tickle i socijalne prilike njihove
zemlje; i da istovremeno izobli-
cava razne nepozeljne elemente
KoJi pokusavaju da Sc u pokret
uvuku, radi Sicarenja i drugih
zlonamera. On treba, dale, da
kritikdje radnicki pokret druglh
zemalja sa Marksisticke tacke
gledista, ako Sc isti udaljuje, ma
merno iii nenamerno, cd Mark
sizma. On treba da ukazuje ma
pojedine elemente koji namera-
vaju skrenuti pokret u burzoas-
kevode i da odrzava drugarske
yeze sa radnickim pokretom, i'll
pokretima drugih zemalja j isto-
vremeno da radi ma podizanju
medjunarodne radnicke organl-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
PismO uredniStvu
Midland, Pa.

Stovano urednistvo Radnicke
Borbe:
Wee je wise cd dvadeset godina
cd kada Sc ne bavim sa nasim
jezikom i tako mi je sada drago
da mi Sc pruzila prilika da pisem,
da Sc zapoznajem sa Mason lite
raturom i govorom. Pre- nego sam
Sc latio engleskog ucenja bio sam
prilicno vest u tome, a sada CT
tajuci nasu novinu [Radnieku
Borbu] madam Sc da Gu Sc opet
oporaviti j biti u stanju tumaeiti
radnicka pitanja, a to vredi wise
cd ma kakva novca. Nemojte
misliti, moi verni drugovi da
sam ia ma miru i da Sc ustru-
eavam tumaciti Socijalisticke i
dele.
Ova partija LSocijal a
Radnicka PARTIAL ne skrece S
puta. Ona tacno i neustrasivo.
siba kapitalizam sa svih strana.
Svesni radnici to vide, kao sto
uvidjaju i trulost kapitalizma.
Radnici uvidjaju sve wise i
wise svoje junijske fekere, posto
SUI Sc vec nazderali njihove la
zarije. Imaju vec pun stomak.
Daniel De Leon je sibao owe fe-
kere i raskrinkavao njihove pr
lave uloge pred radnicima sa
celom svojom energijom i du-
hovnom sposobnoscu.
Svi svesni radnici trebaiu da
ma slican nacin sibaju danasnje
'komuniste" i svu ostalu kliku
koja Sc tako svestrano zauzima
u podupiranju kapitalisticke a.
narhije ma celom svetu i "a spa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08
DUzNOST JUGOSLAVENSKIH RADNIKA

volucionaran i postao bi brblja-
vacki, iii reformisticki.
Tai revolucionarni radnifkl
pokret ina da Sc bavi radnicklm
pitanjima drugih zemalja, tex
uzgredno. Ma primer: da pr po-
dizanju radnickog pokreta u dru-
goj zemlji, pomaze doticnim rad
nicima, u objasnjavanju Mark
sizma, da bi ga lakse podigh ]
primenili ma ekonomske, poll
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

radnika u America? Njihova je
duznost da odbace SVE gore IL
redjane i ne izredjane organiza-
CHE, koje idu pod raznim ime-
nina i firmama, a koje stuarno
sacinjavaju jednu, protu-radnic-
ku organizaciju, kao blato sa no
gu i da Sc prikljuce Jugoslavens-
koj Federaciji S. L. P; neka Sc
pretplate ma Radnicku Borbu, ne
ka citaju j studiraju literature
S. l.. P; neka Sc umno spremaju
IA konacnu borbu, koja nije da-
leko, "a borbu "obracunava-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-08

Dakle, oni, stalinisti. nikakc
ne mogu izaci ma pravi put. ON
moraju biti iii krajnji anarhisti
iii krajnji pro-kapitalistieki re-
akcionari. Ia Min je glavno sa-
mo da ne budu revolucionari.
Pravo radnicke klase jestc u
glasovnici koja dozvoljava civil
lizovani metod borbe, a moe rad
nika jeste u industriji - u Soci-
jalistickom Industrijalnom Juni-
onizmu - pomocu koje radnicka
klasa moze da iznudi poStovanje
njenih politickih prava cd stra-
ne kapitalisticke klase.
Glasovnica radnicke klase les
te pravo radnika. Ali pravo pos
tale sila kada obuhvati mase. O.
tuba ~glasovnica ne samo da ie
civilizovani nacin "a reSavanie
drustvenih problema, nego ona,
u s~lucaju revolucionarnog pokre-
ia, i samu silu stvara kojoj Sc
nece moci nike odupreti.
To je zaista ispravna nauka !
jedna, koja &c konacno obuhvati-
ii Stroke mase i odveSti in u nil
hovo oslobodjenje.
Paul BaSsnr.