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The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25
Wednesday, April 25, 1945
HOW INITIATION CAME
 TO ALASKA

(Dally Alaska Empire)
 The Territorial Board of Budgets recommendation to the coming session of the Territorial Legislation to raise salaries of all Terri torial officers and employ ees by 25 perent recognizes the material increase in the cost of living in the Territory of Alaska"
 One mans wages is an- other mans cost of living. However, this was not rec ognized by the Federal government and govern ment war contractors, first to send wages sky-high in Alaska.
 Little or no attempts to keep wages down to Alas ka wage levels was seen in the early days of the war by government contractors recruiting workers for Alaskan projects. Then came the birth of the new Federal government "war bureaus" a nd sky-high wages for one class of Fed eral employees in Alaska. Naturally, other Federal workers in the Territory were right in feeling that discrimination existe d. Hence the policy of allow ing all Federal employees in Alaska a 25 percent diff ferential over those in the States.
 Now comes the Board of Budget, holding that the Thigh cost of living affects Territorial employees as much as those of the Fed eral government" and that view certainly is reason able.
 What is the result? Since one mans wages is another mans living, the pressure will soon be on for 25 per- cent increases among wage earners other than those who work for the Federal or Territorial govern ments.
 However, in private bus
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-25
Second Alaskan  Salon

The Alaska Camera sClub and USO of Anchorage are conducting second Alaskan Photographic Salon. Camera enthusiasts from all over Alaska are being invited to send entries.
 The Jury of Selection is made up of three we'll qualified men, Charles Neck, Sidney Hamilton and Don Knudsen, whom we feel will give an impartial decision. Charles Neck, an outstanding wa ter color artist of this community has keen appreciation and sym pathetic understanding of pho- tography as medium of artistic expression. He had a three-year scholarship at the Chouinard Art Institute of Los Angeles, and graduated from the Los Angeles City College with an art major. At the time of his induction into the army he was employed by the Columbia Studios in the Art De- partment.
 MT. Sidney Hamilton, favorite portraiturist of Anchorage is also regarded as one of Alaska's out next day tell you why it didn't happen. No politics, no prejudices and few personal opinions.
 In other words, this is purely service for Uncle Sam's ex-serv- ice world.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25

money raised for clubhouse. First
Ways and Means committee ap-
pointed. Market inspection con-
Quoted. Junior civics league or
ganlzed and anti-fly campaign in
augurated. - So
l912-l913-Mrs. J. Walter Will
l4amson,. president-Hugh MacRae
again offered $500 in prizes for
identifying city. Clubhouse bazaar
held in Masonic Temple with a
net OF $500. Club endorsed bill for
! women on school boards. Sponsor
ed work of local artists and also
sponsored display of the work.
First president one of two North
Carolina women elected to pioneer
Workers General Federation.
Cotton Loan Fund
1Sl3-19l5-Mrs. M. l.. Slower.
observation-disclosures bought, re-
modelled, incorporated, milk station
started, Fine Arts and Industrial
exhibit held. Very successful Better
Babies contest held. YWCA started
through efforts OF president and
clubmembers. Sallie Southall Gotten
loan fund outgrowth of Mrs. Stow
er's suggestion at New Bern state
federation convention. First fin
ance committee appointed.
1915-1e17-Miss Margaret Lowell
Gibson, president Fourth term)
$5lo realized on corn show. $341
on bungalow contest. $50 from Miss
Llttle's concert. Moonlight schools
started. Milk station begun. Con-
trlbution to fly-extermination cam
paign. Recital by Dean Shirley.
Salem college.
| 1917-1919-Mrs. J. M. Solky, presi-
dent Mrs. Mcdowell presented in
recital of original composition.
Club established Travellers Aid,
guaranteeing salary of workers.
Mrs. E. M: Gregg, nine year chair
man, members bought Liberty
bonds. Entertained soldiers, assist
ed in city's war efforts, engaged in
all forms of war work. Gave money
tor "Y'' work abroad.
1919-1921-Mrs. R. W. Hicks, presi-
dent Second tern) Entertained
state federation and presented. the
magnificent pagent of the lower
Cape Fear, written nd produced by
clubWomen and "a few others. Mrs. \
Herbert Bluethenthal, chairman. /
Redpath Lyceum course sponsored
by Travellers Aid support discon-
tinued for lack of funds, but taken
up by civic club Of city.
1921-1922-Mrs. j.. Buren, Sid
bury, president-Emphasis on girl
welfare work and supervised re-
creation. Tentative plans present
ed for enlarging club auditorium.
New Hanover county league of
women voters, organized. Contri-
button to Samarcand. Sorosis still
contributing members to Trevel-
ers Aid. Mrs. Bluethentha1 and Mrs.
Hicks carried on work of club dur
ing presidents illness.
Club Remodeled
1922-1924-Mrs. ]. c. Williams,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
ST. Mary S Parish
Plans Yule Bazaar

The Christmas bazaar sponsored
BY St. Mary's parish promises to
he gala affair. Attractive booths
are being arranged and most at,
tractive and useful gifts will be on
display. The dates for the bazaar
are November 29th and 30th and
December 1st.
The committees in charge Of the
country store''-"Hot Dog stand"
Fancy work, booth, kitchen
booth miscellaneous booth
and games for both young and old,
will furnish delightful evenings
entertainment. Please do not for
get the dates Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, November 29th. 30th
and December lst. On Saturday
evening turkey dinner will be
served with all the trimmings. Bin
50 will be played each evening,
and attractive prizes will be given.
A cordial invitation is extended
all to visit St. Mary's bazaar, in
st. Mary S Catholic club, 2O5 South
Fourth street, next Thursday Fri
day, ard Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
North Carolina Sorosis Will Celebrate Golden
Anniversary On Tuesday Afternoon, December 4th
Mrs Andre" Howell first president Of organization formed
1895 by Mrs. R. W. Hicks and Mrs. Phiander Pearsall

North Carolina Sorosis, federated
woman's club of America, will
celebrate its golden anniversary
with a tea on Tuesday, December
4, from 4 until 6 O'Clock in the at
ternoon at the clubhouse on North
Third street.
The committee in charge of this
celebration is composed Mrs. C.
Wayne Spencer, general chairman:
planning of event, all past presi.
dents; invitations, Mrs. Andrew
]. Howell; music, Mrs. Quincy B.
Snipes; decorations, Mrs. George
T. Farrar; refreshments, Mrs. E.
Fleet Williams; junior representa-.
tive, Mrs. j. H. Clendenin.
The beginning of Sorosis evolved
from one year of infancy during
which period IS women spent hours
of happy intercourse over the
books of the day. The infant club
was called into being by two for
ward looking women, Mrs. R. W.
Hicks and Mrs. Philander Pear
sail, at the home of the late Mrs.
Hicks on December 4, 1895. At
this meeting Mrs. Andrew J.
Howell was chosen as president and
Miss Margaret Lowell Gibson was
made the first secretary.
Reorganization
BY its reorganization in 1896
Sorosis became the first DEPART
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25

ly placed in school system; trav.
cling libraries started with book
collecting begun for proposed free
library.
1903-1904-Miss Alice Green
president-Free reading room
opened in Masonic Temple by
Sorosis later removed to Odd Eel
lows building. Books from the Viii
mington Library association Of
fered Sorosis for proposed public
library, later formally accepted
Five travelling libraries in circula.
ton. Meetings being held at 10s
South Second street and in Ma.
sonic Temple. 2a
19O4-Mrs. Walker Taylor, presi-
dent-Principal objective of Mrs.
Taylor's brief presidency was IL
brary work. Library committees
were appointed and reading room
was stated by volunteer clubwo-
men. Money was raised for pro.
posed library, with one rummaee
sale netting $1,000.
1904-1907-Miss Margaret Lowell
Gibson, president, (third. tern)
Money and books presented club.
YMCA presented the club with SD
books and case. State federation
entertained and Miss Gibson elect
ed state president. First free IL
brary presented by club to city on
November 80, 1906. .-
1so7-1908-Mrs. Andrew J. Ho-
well, president, (third term) Agi-
tation for permanent clubhouse.
Junior department discussed.
Scholarship donations made to
Stonewall Jackson Training School.
special work civic Improvement.
Club asked school authority to
plant more sarubbery and pro-
,ested the indiscriminate cutting
Town of trees.
l909-1910-Mrs. r. W. Hicks,
'resident-Sorosis sponsored first
arge music festival ever brought
o Wilmington and guaranteed ST.
$50, receipts $l,404; Ben Greet
players brought here by club. Bak-
ng contest held. Music depart
nent organized with club piano
purchased. Agitation against COM
non drinking cup. Contribution to
otoneWal Jackson Training school.
l91O-1912-Mrs. Herbert Nc
-lammy, president - Community
school garden started with prizes
by Hugh MacRae of the
Tide Water Power company. Prizes
offered for Identification OF city
streets, plazaas and yards. First
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
Bridge Tourney
Will Be Staged
ByN. Sorosis

,,.,.b Carolina Sorosis will en-
- ss on Tuesday evening of this
's ..S with benefit bridge tourna'
wen =. the clubhouse, 116 North
men, men,, g Street at 8 o'clock.
~, ,necial invitation is extended
, A II amen men interested in playing
10 az There will be no more
l, a tables sold for this event.
than d1d ~ to keep the club from be-
in n, 0+ +oo crowded. This will be the
ing ing, 'O tournament in the series (, to
flns censored by the club until the
new year. ,,o,do hu
., ns' any of the following: Mrs.
ssil1 r Love, 1920; Mrs, Bertram
A. D.. p, 1884: Mrs. Quincy Snipes,
s seei'-I Mrs. Paul Burton 4214; or
w s@rs' S. V. Allen, WrlghtsvllAe'
8sO4-J. h
their cards.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
Mrs. Mary A. Norris
Heads Local Alumnae

At recent meeting Of the
alumnae of the Wilmington chap.
ter of Sacred Heart Junior College
and Academy of Belmont, held on
Tuesday evening at St. Mary's
school Mrs. Mary A. Norris was
elected president.
Others serving with Mrs. Norris
are: Miss Mary Sheehan, first
vice-president; Mrs. Catherine
Brown, second vice president:
Miss Betty Jean Trulove, secre-
tary; and Miss Patricia Anderson.
treasurer.
After the election Of officers
matters Of Importance to the local
chapter were discussed; light re.
freshments were served.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
Ministering Circle
Will Stage Annual
Pre-Christmas Sale

The Ministering Circle will hold
#, annual pre-Christmas sale on
No rs;dsv December 7, at the Amer
i atlr Legion headquarters, Third
and Dock streets.
Former patrons are advised that
.,e Gifts this year will be OF the
s ..,r unusual and attractive ma
+ + as those in past sales.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this event.
Further d ails will be an
,onmced at later date in this
paper,
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president Clubhouse renodeled
House-warming banquet held. Give
office space to community worker
Continued on Page Fifteen
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
Miss Switzerland,
Mr.. King Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse D. Souther-
land of Wallace, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Pat
tie, to William G. King, son OF
Mrs. Pauline c. King and the late
Frank R. King Of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-25
SOrosis Called Meet
Slated On Thursday

North Carolina Sorosis will hold
a called meeting on Thursday aft
ernoon at 3:45 o'clock at the club.
house to consider the election OF
new members.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
"Osnovni uZroci rata"

Slobodna Rec IL Pittsburgha ina ma
uvodnoj strani clanak pod naslovom
"Atomska snaga pitanje drustvenog
napretka', kom Sc veil:
"Pobeda mad Japanom Sc naoze IL
vojevati jedino ako Sc uniste osnovni
uzroci rata - fasizam imperijallsticke
teznje japanskih ratnih lordova"
"Srpsk komunisti'' Sc varaju. "Po-
beda mad Japanom' je izvojevana -
ola nisu unisteni "fasizam i imperi-
jalisticke teznje japanskih ratnih lordo-
va
Vara III brkanje 'osnovnih uzroka
rata" So ''fasizmom imperijalistickim
teznlama japanskih ratnih lordova". To
Je dvoje, ne jedno.
"Osnovni uzroci rata" prethode
"fasizmu" ''imperijalistickim teznjan1a
japanskih ratnih lordova" = neiapon-
skih kapitalistickih lordova $irona Sue
ia.
"Osnovni uzroci" nlodernih ratova
su - kapitalisticki pljackaski sistem!
sto je JOS 1917. znao javno priznao
predsednik burzoaske An1erike, Wood
row Wilson, to nj danas ''ne znaju'' -
baS-kornunisti
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

tako strogo kaznjena cd Louisa XIV, uvek je drzala
naseg velikog kralja narocitoj mrznji Jereticka
repubikanska bolest mora da Sc nagomilala tvojoj
glavi ko zna, dodade pretvarajucom reci-
toscu ii bi mogla zaci il zemlje kao puno-sazrela
Huguenotkinja.
ia bi bar onda inala utehu saznanja da ia
nisam prva iii jedina Huguenotkinja naso porodici,
odgovori Mademoiselle Plouernel CHE crte misi
ma lieu koje je bacse rec nene tetke izgledahu cd
jednom preuzete cd zamisljenost ia bi tex sledla
primer jednog cd nasih predaka koji ne bese mnogo
rojalistck partzan. Nije Ii pradeda moga oca bio
Huguenot? Nije Ii pukovnik Plouernel, kako on
tada nazivao, uzimao ucesca verskim ratovima
poslednjem stolecu pod velikim Coignyem jednim cd
onih nahrabrijh oficira sto je on dokazao? Nije
Sc on junacki borio protiv kraljevskih katolickih
armija?
- Jao, to je preistinito. Odmetnistvo Plouernea
jeste mrlja nasoj porodici On bese najmladj sin
porodce Nakon sto njegov starij brat vojvoda sin
poslednjeg Viscount behu oba ubijeni prvim redo
vna rojasticke katolicke armije, bitci Roche
la-Belle boreci protv buntovnich jeretka hugue-
notski pnkovnik postade po katastro pogavica nase
kuce, dosao je do posednisva njenog velkog imanja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

Po nesreci, njegov sin delse ocns porok jeretstva,
ali naposle njegov unuk koji bese moi otac povrato
Sc, Bogu hvala, okrilje katolicke crkve ponovio
podrzavanje nasih starih tradcija lubav posovanja
naseg kralja Ostavimo ia diva Plouernela jedina diva
clana nezasuzna nase porodce, pokopane u njihovom
dvcstrukom zocinstvu. Mi cemo zuditi da zaboravno
da ia dvoica ikada zivese
To je protiv mole wolfe, teto, da te osporim, ali
ia te mogu osigurat da je pukovnk Plouernel,
logon njegove hrabrosti, njegovih wilma pleme~
nitosti karaktera, moguce jedini musk Clan koji
Sc nasa porodica moze ponositi
Kada Mademoisele Plouernel izgovarase owe vpo-e
slednje reel, trefilo Sc da baci oko pravcs
mrezanog zastora koj zaklanase siro bakon cd SUM-
canh zraka blizu koeg sedjase Ona ostade cuted
"a momenat dok njene oc gledajuci namerno raste~
jamie koe prostirase pred kucom Monsieur Tillya
izgledauci da velkm interesovanjem pratt nekoga
proazeci ulicom, poa-dignuta meme lake-stolce.
Marcioness iubopitljvo zapita svoju neeakinju:a
= Sta ii to gledas tamo vani? Ii izgeda da
81 apsorbovana duboko promatranje.
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
"Ispravni trgovci'

''Komunisticki" Narodni Glasnik il
Pittsburgha ina jedan clanak il Ia
greba pod naslovom "Drzavna trgovacka
poduzeca odlucni su faktor u ozivljava-
nju trgovine" Tu Sc opisuje kako je
partizanska vlast usla u trgovinu, da bi
odstranila "nesavjesne trgovce spe-
kulante" A "savjesnim trgovcima" Sc
dale ova uteha:
"Prema tomu, drzavni sektor trgo-
vine jest odredjen pa ostavlja najsiru
mogucnost djelatnosti privrednicima
razvijanju privatne inicijative Ma
tai nacin iskljucit &c Sc il trgovine oni,
kojima nije mjesto trgovini, omogu-
cit &c Sc swim ispravnim trgovcima, ola
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
Pod vodjstvom Fostera

Pod naslovom Gar odmah II kri-
zu?", 'komunisticki" Narodni Glasnik
piSe:
"Nekoji predstavnici Wade izjavili
su, da cenao "a 80 dana nalcon sUr$etka
rata inaati Sest nailijuna beSposIenif rad
niIa, To je ono sto zabrinjuje miliune
radnog naroda !. =. Sto ce ii milijuni rad
nog naroda da rade?"
Umesno pitanje. Ali koga "komu-
nisti' il Pittsburgha pitaju? Marxa? Le-
nina? Svoj "komunisticki" program, ma
kakav on bio? Ne Oni traze cd izvrSnog
odbora americkog kapitalizma, Cd Kon-
gresa Sjedinjenih Drzava, da ma to pi-
tanje odgovori, veleci:
''Saziv Kongresa ne bi Sc smielo
odlagati do septenbra, nego bi odmah
trebao otvoriti svoje zasjedanje i rije-
siti nekoje naiglavnije probleme, tako
da Sc zemlju odmah nakon svrsetka
rata ne baci u pakao krize besposli-
ce"
Bas "komunistieki" da izvrsni od-
Dor kapitaliZn1a cuva miliOniti radni ma
rod cd pakla krize besposlice, koji
(pakao) sam tai kapitalizam stvara!
To wise ne govori BroWderov ''ko-
munizam'', "a koji SUI sami ii 'komu-
nisti' javno PRIMAL da in je vodio i
odveo "logor imperijalisticke burzoa-
zije"; to govori Fosterov 'komunizam"
koji ie toboz dosao da in izvede IL 60
CORA imperijalisticke burzoazije"!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

nista, pod kategorijom velikog Sta da pokaze osim
svog apetta, sdeci po njegovoj prozdrlvosti, koju
sam jednom vdela u Versalju danu slave! Ali te
poruge meme odvode predaleko, ia zastidjujem,
dodade Mademoisee Plouernel, CHE lice magic Ia
izraz duboke zalest = Da da ia ikada zaboravim
da je brat mole make svrsio svojim zivoom tamnci
kao zrtva nepravde Louisa XIV!
POGLAVJE Ill
HUGUENOTSKI PUKOVNIK.
Marchioness cd Tremblaya imala je svoje tajne
razloge da obuzdava svoe osecae da prsne protiv
onog sto nazvase "abnormalnost njene necaknje,
koja je dakako, ovom prigodbom, dala veceg oduska
nego ikada ranije njenom neprija prema dou
koji bese osamleni Gaul Saglasno Berthina etka
dovoljavasea sebe nekoko nasilnh osmesaka,
nastojeci da okrene razgovor drugom pravu, koji,
pored toga sto bese nu neukusan, bacaSe sumnju
menu misao vezi sa tajnim planovima koje je
ona izvadjala, primet melim glasom:
-Nakon svega, draga moja, neobiena zestina tvog
jezka ina svoju izvnu ovom, da je kuznost zenlje
ma CHIN obalama mi pretrpisno brodolom tebe po-
goda. Ova gresna mala jereticka republika, jednom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
BALKANSKI TOTALITARI-
.JANIZAM

Ia vreme ratne propaganda zapadnih
"demokratija' "demokratije' stalinistickog
tipa, mi smo kroz naSu stampu / govori-
ma, stalno ukazivali, da su obecanja jednih
drugih, tex samo prevare da bi respektivno
dosli do vlasti Nj stainisti, nj propovednici
zapadne "demokratije" nisu nameravai dati
ikakvu "slobodu" iii "demokratiju' narodu.
Obecanja su tex imala da posluze kao sred-
:..vo "a postignuce ella
Ono sto Sc desava ma Balkanu -
swim, pro-stalinistickim zemljama, cd Bal
tika pa do Egejskog mora - dokazuje da
stalinist nisu zaostali cd zapadnih burzoa
imperjjalsta u prljavstini, laganju teroru,
u .oslobodjenim" zenljama oko ucvrScenja
vlasti. .koja je po njihovom ukusu, .tako da
Sc ne .,moze povuci razlika izmedju nacistic-
kin, fasistiekih i njihovih metoda
ako SUI protestovanja zabranjena, ipak
stizu nebrojeni protest. il svih balkanskih
zenalja, narcotic il Bugarske, teroru
postojecih vlasti. Americka vlada britanski
parlamenat, mnogo su uzbudjeni, o, dogadja-
jirna tamo, protestuju, Saljuci note opome-
ne bugarskoj vladi, dok su Sjedinjene Drza-
We poslale slicnu notu i rumunskoj vladi.
Ovo je onaj period, "a kojeg SUI Sc sve tax
miceee struje borile da dodju ma vlast -
period izmedju rata izbora, koji &c slediti.
Ma kako ,podhedonosna k1ika bi1a u manjinip
vremenu njenog 4dolaska ma .Nlast, - kpja.
Sc ,sXa9dB silon nametnula pomocu oruzja,
bio to ruskog iii britanskog, ona zna, da &c
periodu cd rata do izbora, biti u .stanju
"preporoditi" stanovnistvo u korist isvoje po-
bede izborima s.s:.
Ali kako izgleda situacija uazisa Bu-
garskom, vladajuca klika ne zelj R1ise IL
bori odlazu, nj "a jedan minut, ako je
situacija sazrela u menu korist. Evo Sta Sc
dogadja: Bugarska je odredila da1 E opste
izbore da Sc odrze ma rs. augusta! MAZDA je
usvojila nekakvu cudnu izbornu proceduru,
koja je izazvala mnoga negodovanja.i pro-
teste. ,Gak je sest ministara kabitfetu dalo
ostavku ma polozaje u znak protesta protiv te
procedure i dana izbora, koji bi trebalo po
njihovom misljenju odloziti dalje.
Bugarska vlada je pribegavala kroz cello
ovo 'prelazno' vreme istim metodima, kao
i partizanska vlast Jugoslaviji, kao reak-
cionari Grckoj, kao Britannia Amerika
Itaiji, Belgiji it'd, kao sovjetske sile
njihove ulizice Poljskoj, Madjarskoj
Rumuniji iii kao i Mussolini u Ital-
il Hitler Nemackoj. Svi dozvoljava-
ju demokratiju slobodu onima koji SUI
ma njihovoj strani, ali nixon drugom. Sa
protivnicima Sc postupa teroristicki Tako je
do sada postupala Bugarska.
"cisto' demokfatska izborna procedure
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
''Od velike povjesne vaznosti"

Zajednicar, pod naslovom 'Velika
Trojica', kaze da su "generalisim Sta
lin, predsjednik Truman Premier
Britaniie Clement Attlee dosli do spo-
razuma stvorili odluke Cd velike po-
vjesne vaznosti "a covjecanstvo'.
Citamo dale nalazimo da Sc ia
"velika povjesna vaznost "a covjecan-
stvo' sastoji u "zakljucku" "Velike Tro-
jice": "da ogranice industriju u Me
mackoj time onemoguce pripremu "a
rat. Prema toj odluci ne samo da sc
nece dozvoliti obnovu njemacke indus
trije, nego &c biti organicena samo "a
domace potrebe."
Zajednicarevi urednici naopako tu-
mace tn stvar Nfsu "Velika Trojica"
tai "zakljucak" stvorili radi "onemogu-
cenja pripreme "a rat' ma strani Ne
macke, nego radi "onemogu6enja" ne
mackoj industriji da deli preuske svet-
ske place sa industrijama "Velike Tro-
iEifs..isso III e,loGGiGxU iii 2or1l
ec~ih'A Ako urednici Zajednicara nisu zna-
Ii, Drugi Svetski Rat - kao onaj Prvi
- izazvalo je otirnanje "industrija" raz-
nih kapitalistiekih zemalja osobito
velkih - svetske place.
Vika protiv "fasizma'' bese jeste
samo bacanje prasine u oci radnom ma
rodu "miroljubivih demokratskih zema-
LA" - sto, medju drugin, svedoei 'ko-
laboracija" "miroljubivih demokratskih
zemalja" sa hordama generala Franka
protiv spanskog radnog naroda pre- ne
koliko godina!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

razviju punu inicijativu u Gem &c uvijek
kod narodnih vlasti naici ma podrsku
ne ma konkurenta"
Svafa trgovina znac; prodayanje
kupovanje onoga sto burzoazija krade
Cd radnog naroda dakle, sauceSce u
pljackanju radnog naroda.
Ali carobnjaci Stain i Tito su, etc.
staniu da zanahom stapica pretvaraju
"neposteno" u "posteno'', "nesavjesno"
''saviesno".