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Anne-whcn We at dined to-
wefher a. the club and you danced
with John Lo&ell. Madeline Carl
ton was there. too, remember
And By the way. had yea heard
that Madeline i suing for a d.
vorce7 | guess she decided after
al that she prefers the Major and
romance 20 her old husband and
his money!"
AFTER q little while. Carol
II went away. waving gaily
from the car as she went down
the drive, Ter conscience eased,
her duty done. She could not
know that she had dropped a
verftabi bogmb-shell into the
quiet Of thGt summer afternoon
Anne was left alone with her
turbulent. pcacc-s attertn &
thoughts Was this the answer 10
the questions her heart had been
asking about Johns strange al.
titude tow ard herr Had he found
out that ~ vas % have Madeline.
his first love. after alls And was
this why he had spoken no more
81 love Co Anne?
Mrs Wnslow came out on the
porch and looked down toward
the old tree: saw that Anne was
sitting quietly. her head resting
back against her pillows She
thought that hc daughter must
ho etcenina. so stili she lay, and
wcnt back fntn the house 10 COM
plctc whatever tasks she was
about
Annc continucd % Sc very stu,
her eyes On the far blue strUtchCs
~ SKY above her. she saw a lane
plane come ont ~ thc east. cirrle
twice over the nearby town and
tran "a sappear into che haze be-
hind me foothills.
She had never known q heart
could ache like this When Wayne
had diss prointcd her So many
times she had been hurt and hu-
inflated. bat this sh3tteung desc
latIan shook her % the depths "
her soul To face lie without
John. % know that bee belonged
% someone tise-this wss more
than shg could bear
But he h1i promised that he
would stand uN hrr-gf lcast until
after her operation and that was
ne last srnail hope io cling o..
To be eontinned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

LONG. 7 wonder what the war VIII
DO 90 them-win Il give them
polse and peace and maturity !
have a feeling that they could
both become very hne people!
Carol was saying. Il have heard
that - Andrew Patterson - IN
town. Ard that he's bcen 20 SCI
you. + il true that he Is % operate
CA you-i0 Try % make you walk
again."
II he thinks 4 advisable-after
an examination Of my inlurieS-
Then. Anne. you've got % iei
me help-wIth the expenses.
meant You've no idea What a load
lt would lis OF my conscience
u blame myself so much for your
injuries. And - and 1 do have
olenty q money. Dr.. Patterson
price Is sure 90 be pretty steep.
Won went you let me pay Tor
ia II Want 50 50 very badly
Ia spite Of an that had hap
pcncd. Anne could not help being
tul chcd Carol had dropped her
air sc cold worldlinCss for the
mor1ent and Was Ike a child who
had rGueaIsCd q spccCh and Was
saylra q very rapidly before she
forgot tor lost her courage.
Anne o. aicncd 70 explain that
D.. Patterson had refused pay
even from her oWn fathcr-thai
he considered he owed her some
kind q "a debt. That be- insisted on
performing thc 0p1Eatlun as a
TASK 90 love.
4 guts yyu realize how truly
fortunate you are 90 have him.
Carol 81 a. And II read the ar
tcl1 about you IN the magazine. "
She flushed and lowered her ewes
FL think you're pretty wonder
fol-"
20 heF surprise Anne fclt a
usafFa uu n 81 tears The tribute
Culu.ng ffm Carol was 80 entire
Isl uu rpu.fed. That the uicCsl
thlnE that's been sad o. me ~ a
long fur. carol she smiled
And ! #l uaUf yau to know
appreciate talr generous offer
Cool d.DA fn & deep breath a.
IL Size ha3 -1..t .u'ly performed
dafv th.t hai i.n1 weighed on
her C.r ..-.e Ut M $50 coming Z"
90 see ya1 90 the hospital often
"IIl Eo expecting you
e. r.i fingered on Tor q time
talking s. rIuE things Use
thought el ta-t nlsHt 50 often
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30
OUTLINING THE ATOMIC BOMB

To solve the differences among the
~ Three powers over the control OF the
atanlc bomb. Harold +. Stasen. former
governor IL Minnesota. proposes that the
production 90 possession Of the new weap-
80 - outlawed and that research in tho
development Of atomic power be placed
under the control Of a commission respon-
slI.le - the United Nations Security Coun-
cil.
SoW an officer in the Naval Reserve.
Cmusani Siassen says that control of the
mfgnic bomb should BE- placed OH the
warld level ard asserts that the present
pulicy - secrecy and repression will chal-
lrnre ether countries 10 develop the de-
riFprtive power' af atomic energy and re-
fard ~ peaceful and constructive develop
meni ~ restricting scientific freedom
He also advocates an international
United Nations airforce 20 serve a. the
sislllization forve for world order and
fhat the United States be authorized 60
manufarture twenty-five atonaic bombs for
fhis force and then stop making them.
The suggestions that come from Capt.
saassea are interesting bat there will be-
ulany e. doubt whether "outlawiug' the
ErDduction az the bombs will prevent them
fFoFn being made secretly bv some future
aEHTessoT.
Moreover. there will be nationalist in
eVerx cocntry 20 doubt the wisdom Of trust
iur ar International airforce with twenty
FIVE afouir bombs for use in accordance
wffh the orders at the United Nations Sc
eurity Council In brief. there continue %
h. autpicion and lack Of faith in the world.
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TODAY I'M HISTORY

fT82-The AmIEan Rcvolu-
tian ends with the signing II me
Treaty q Provincial Peace IN
Paris.
1880 - Joseph Dixon begins
manufacture u PENCILS a. Sci
en-. Mass.
1888 Mexico declares war on
France.
fgis-Pres. Wilson closes tire
breweriex "a ennserve grain.
1918 - Germany proposes q
neutral commission 90 examine
the war responsibility.
1927 Russia proposes the
abolition 81 ar armies and
naNies
1892 90 Indiana man crowned
Corn KING for -aising i0l bush
els corn per aCrc-ycar OF iwo
later. in pillow under days he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30
rnnaYs BIRTHDAYS

Charles L. Hughes. Jr. OF New
YORK. noted lawyer, son Of ne
retired justice. born New YORK;
So years ago.
Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Polling.
noted phiIadelphia Bsptist Tenn
ole pastor, born Portland, ores.
81 years ESQ.
DR. pxarelvai a RTpsiter of
Municipal Hospital. Washington.
retired Navy surgeon general,
born in West Virginia, u years
ego.
Prof John Maurice Clark Of
Columbia, noted economist. born
Northampton. Mass. 81 years
ago.
Donald Ogden Stewart, novel;
20, born Columbus. Ohio, 81
years ago.
Prof Douglas W. johnson.
noted Columbia geologist. born
Petersburg, W Va. 81 years ago.
Ex-Prime Minister Winston
Churchill q England born u
years ago.
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60 2f

Chapter ~
Tor the first few moments Carol
\ was decidedly ill-at-ease. After
all when b y0ur own reckless
CareseSSness you have caused q
girl 20 be crippled for life. you
may be excused for feeling dill
dent the next time you find your
self tn her presence. Carol was
thinking. But Anne. after her arsf
surprise, was able % smile Sc
ronely.
How nice Of you 10 come,
Carol"
4 know I should have come
sooneF-L was a heel not %. Dot
IL couldn't really bear e.. No
one could have been more sur
prised than Carol herself. 60 hear
those words coming from her lips.
She added. almost hreathlessly.
Can you, By any chance, forgive
me-"
Annc laughed II was quite re-
frCshing to see the high and
mighty Mss King So confused and
humblcd. But. Of course. Carol
! never really considered the ac-
cidcnt your fault You Just Zap
pcned % be driving and th0rr
headlights coming over the bill
blinded you
That's not true" Carol was
determined % bc honest once "a
her life II u KILLED her. 4 was
blinded. ygs-but 10 was with
fury and jealousy When Wayne
said yea tao vcFe "a Re married.
I simply lost confrol 1--we loved
him a long time. | guess
And never had anyone go teach
you self-cunirol and foFtitudCl
Anne YEAS thinking. pity Ia her
Cycs. Aloud she said. 1t terrible
L. love someone 1o doesn't lUk&
yuu Perhaps now - Nuu knOw
Wayne and ai,nt ems sod any
more
Xcs. II hear from him reg
ulaily.' she confessed
Anne looked GO The lovely GIRL
hiding unCcrtaInty and fla tra-
ton behind e coui mask Of nom
chaiancc she and Wayne are 50
much alike. She Thought -s1
Young and sure uu the .atsIAc IS
least they're really suited O.
each othcf. much more SO than
WAYNE and I ever were ThCv
know nothing % the fraternity o.
SUFFERING to which l. too. n1W bee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30
FIREWORKS AHEAD

With heavy fighting going on in China
b,tween Nationalist and Communists. bit
Ter battles being fought on the island Of
Java. troops firing on Jewish mobs in Pal
estine aud the United States demobilizing
Its armed forces as fast a. possible. the
world J., in for an interesting era.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

might have been iai'ed % s0eh
ambition. -. u.s.
,sser. hrands 81 American pro-
noxais - fantastic.
laza = First o. TIE two-day
~...~T rattle IL the Solonoas
foss-American forces ~ itaiy
hrrak into enenay's winter Inc.
Blooxly and fierce Tight
sna on ths swesiern front -
Americans push on into Ger
rsnuv bit lose many.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

New York Until she became a
gl,en. Victoria never slept q
uiLHi awav from her mother S
room, ami she vas not allowed "a
converse with any Down.gp per
son. friend. tuiog, sefssnt Nith1
uW her mother ~ 3ssVelaa3s pa.pg
prcsf M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30
VIRGIN ISLANDS

Clovcland.-Thc Ntgn Islards
- tn United States consist %
three larger islands. 81 Thomas.
81 Cruix and s. John. and ahuut
50 small Stands mainly uni0Esbi
Id
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30
ANCIENT PERSIA

ChiCago The Zoreasirisns Of
ancient Persia built their temples
around natural gas vents ~ what
S uuV tir Baku ol fields. and
then l8taFrt iGe eternal fires
nhlcn shes War-hlppsd
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ropAY's HOROSCOPE

Today's nature - changeable.
perhaps relying on chance and
contented with the lot in hfe.
SO long as too much cxeTtion Is
not required 20 maintain n.
There = a spicy character that
may come 90 the top. and the
native. while. perhaps. not rro-
ducing anv great results in the
world viii do no intentional
harm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

uTned TODAY from jacksonville.
vh,re p, went e. DISCUSS IN
WpA "a ~ scale Boa kck W.
with WPA officials IN that citv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

You can still help your country by
buying some Victory Bonds that will help
YOU.
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MILITARY TRAINING NECESSARY


The rapid demabilization Ofthe armed
forces ri thr tinted states amounts To a
di-intepratiou of American power and IL
should be- apparent 10 thinking people that
~, influence Of a nation. in the un~ettl, I
aorId ut TODAY. is IN proportion 90 rs fight
1889 strength
While this argument should bc CON
elusive. m our opinion. the laci remain,
that ,bc nation. facing the uver,aintie> of
defense. u another war comes. the chances
arr that % viii begin with a surprise attack
.u the uItrd Statcs There will be- mo- time
'o produce the weapons OF warfare or 90
rain the tcchnioal experts hat must OPP
crate them.
We are not militarists aud for mann
years actively opposed compulsory mill
tsry training. We would much prefer not
Co have IL a. a part 81 the normal life Of
the nation Nevertheless. in the face oi
| the threatening conditions that exist an
over the world. We have had 20 revise our
opinion
Military training tor the youth OF the
nation Is necessity for the security and
safety of the people of this country and
their property and. II We tail 10 take AIDE
quatc steps for complete defense. our help
less condition will invite aggressive attack
We suggest 90 our readers that they
take time out Co write their Representatives
in Congress. Ribs advice j. sound for those
who oppose military training As well as
those who favor II. II J. especially i'm
portant that veterans Of the recent wars
express themzelve~ on the subject 40 that
Cougressmeu will know what their con-
stturuts think
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racket Is = scheme used bv some
body else % get more money than hard
work viii earn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

The Boo Chlca fishing camp
has ho,n opened under ne a.
r.fuu 90 George p SIhutt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

Va Job j. hard when IL j. finished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

FBI has investigated q total q
SIS. 756 draft violations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-30

4 MaEs n0asas snd ApartmsntA
a Bsach and Bathins PsxtlioA
q Aarporss-LGnd snA So
4 CuanaadnElon of County and City Gov
eFmmmmhM
q Cummunity Au6ieorfEm.
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To be eoniinnsd
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Tito kao Pa$ic-Pribicevic

drzavnici prve Jugoslavije nisu
Sc toliko javno isticali i dicili sa
recima "svetost privatne svoji-
me-, kao sto cine drzavnici dru-
&c Jugoslavije.
Kada su neposredno posle pr
vog svetskog rata, kao posledica
ruske proleterske revolucije i o.
cevidnog izdajstva socijalne de-
mokratije, pocele napredovati ko-
munisticke partije, radnici i Sc
ljaci Sc organizovase u svoju, u
Jugoslaviji i poslaSe svojih SO
pravoizabranih poslanika u Ma
rodnu skupstinu 1920. godini.
Tai komunisticki pokret, uzevsi
ga u opste, bio je revoluciona-
ran. Priznavao je, zagovarao i
vodio klasnu borbu; zagovarao
je obaranje kapitalizma i raza-
ranje politicke drzave putem
.proleterske revolucije i uspos-
tavljanje sovjetskog oblika VIA
davine. Sta Sc desilo sa komu-
nistickim pokretom j njegovim
poslanicima kada Sc klasna bor-
ba pocela sve wise zaostravati,
ugrozavajuci kapitalisticku Ju-
%goslaviju? Bill SUI nasilno pro-
terani i njihov pokret zabranjen.
Posle ovoga otvoreni SUI "dim-
niaci" Pasic-Pribicevica; beo-
gradske, zagrebacke i ljubljan-
ske lgavnjace i progovorili SUI
kundaci i bicevi. A zaSto sve to?
cato sto SUI radnici ugrozavali
tekovine Srba, Hrvata i Slove-
naca, koje su oni izvojevali mad
mrskim "nemackim i madjars-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
"Napad ma slObOdu"

C. E. Wilson, predsednik Ge-
neral Motors kompanije izjavlo
ie u Chicago, prema vesti cd 5.
oktobra, da "Junije upotreblju-
ju monopolistieku moe kao sred-
stvo agresije "a unapredjenje in
dustrijalne borbe, radje nego da
Site prava i pr~avicnosti radni-
ka": da 'nekoliko hiljada trok
drajvera moze prekinuti snab-
devstinu gasolina narodu; da ne
koliko hiljada elevatorskih ope-
ratora mole zadrzati stotinama
hiljada n%jujorsana da ne idu ma
posao' it'd, it'd. A sam naslov
clanka, il kojeg citiramo liz New
York "Times'-a, 6. oktobra) gla-
81: "Junijski rat, napad ma slo-
bodu".
"Patriotizam je poslednje prl-
beziste lopova", rekao je Pa
trick Henry. Ovo je dokazano sto-
thu iii wise puta u ratu i sada
Sc ponovo dokazuje u sukobima
rada i kapitala. Kada radnici ma
stole da okrnje kapitalisticke
prolific, trazeci tex malo vecu
koricu hleba "a sebe, iii da ocu-
vaju onu koju dobivaju "a svoi
rad, cd njihovog sopstvenog pro-
izvoda, koji kapitalisti prisvaja-
ju bez da ista rade, to je "napad
ma slobodu' - napad ma nju-
iorSki narod i ia same radnike,
"radnicka prava i pravicnosti.'
To je zaista logika lopova, iii
"poslednje pribeziste lopova.'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Velika Britannia

Prvo zasedanje, Ministara Stra-
Nth Poslova Londonu, pet We
likih drzava, razbilo Sc Q. stenu
medjunarodnog k a pitalistickog
suprotnistva. Konferencija jeka-
tastrofalno svrsila prosle nede-
lie. Amerika krivi Rusiju, a Ru-
sija Ameriku i, naravno, Brita-
niju "a neuspeh.
Ruski predstavnici kazu da je
promasaj u tome sto estate sile
nisu htele usvojiti "ruski plan
kompromisa". A americka SIAM
pa odgovara, zajedno sa americ-
kim predstavnicima, da je krivi-
ca u "ruskom promasaju da usvo-
il americki i britanski plan kom-
promisa."
Ruski plan je da Sc "Kina is
kljuci il svih nagodbi o 1~taliji,
a da sc Francuska i Kina izo-
stave il sporazuma o Bugarskoj,
Rumuniji Madjarskoj. Slicno
SUI americki i britanski predstav-
nici manevrisali sa svojim pla-
nom protiv Rustic. l tako ne
mogu Sc "a sada nagoditi kako
da medjusobno podele svet
To ne izgleda has najbolja
jamcevina "a onaj tako mnogo
obecavani "trajni i pravedni
mir" To &c konacno opet do
vesti do rata.
Konferencija nije resila nista
- promasila je potpuno.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Argentina

Arnoldo Cortesi ~izveStava il
Buenos Aires, Argentina, u New
York "Times''-u 3. oktobra da je
tamo 10000 sveucilisnih studena-
ia izaslo ma strajk u protestu
protiv militarne Wade. Drzavna
policija je preuzela "cetiri cd u
kupno sest sveucilista koja SUI u
rukama strajkujucih studenata."
III sveucilistu Litoral u Sc
vernoj provinciji Santa Fe, oko
800 studenata je pohapseno."
Etc koliko dugo "demokratija"
traje. Pod .pritiskom svetskog
javnog mnjenja j toboznjim pri-
tiskom "velikih demokratija', ar
gentinska vlada je morala po-
pusti u svojoj militarnoj dikta-
turf do izvesnog stepena. Ali ka-
da primeti da Sc tn zahteva Zba-
civanje diktature i uspostava o.
nog Sto mase tamo smatraju de-
mokratijom, drzava odmah pri-
begun ponovnom teroru i po-
novnom suspendovanju polite
kin "povlastica".
Tako kapitalisticka klasa pc
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neogranicena sloboda Stampe,
govora, sastajanja, organizova-
MIA, sloboda izbora i sve drugo
Sto sa OWN ide. Isto tako i "a
vreme drugog svetskog rata i
prvih "medenih meseci", "dru-
ge" Jugoslavije, njeni drzavnici
i prisipetlje, ala stalinisti, raz-
vikali SUI Sc ma sve strane sve-
ia, obecavajuci iste "slobode".
Jos nesto i wise. Oni SUI govori-
Ii, i pisali, da je prva Jugoslavi-
ia bila grobnica radnog naroda,
a da je "druga', "viSeg tipa de-
mokratija demokratija rad
nika i seljaka!" All, cutie Sta veil
njena vrhovna glava, Tito.
Govoreci o pravu partija, IL
bora i izabranih predstavnika,
Tito kaze: mama nije vazno ka-
ko Sc zvao i koje je partije bio.
Mama je vazno to kako danas
radi, da Ii je ma liniji narodno-
oslobodilacke borbe, odnosno Ma
Observation-Disclosures fronta. A.
ko neko radi protiv takvih inte-
resa i tekovina narodno-oslobo-
dilacke borbe, onda je on vas
neprijatelj, vi innate pravo da
ga smrvite i ON NE MOzE WISE
DA OSTANE MA SVOM MES
TU." (Krupna slova nasa.) liz
govora ma Kosmaju.)
Observation-Disclosures 'front.',
iii, ukratko, partizanski pokret,
zasnovan je ma "svetosti" pri-
vatne svojine i ropstvu radnog
naroda. Ma istom tom nacelu BIZ
la ie zasnovana i prva Jugosla-
via. Razlika je samo u tome sto
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Libiijja

Il Londona cd 4. oktobra vest
javlja da je Abdul Rahman Az
Fam Bay, generalni sekretar A
rapske Lige podneo zahtev Sa-
vetu stranih ministara, u ime
raznih libijanskih plemena, "a
"potpunu nezavisnost talijanske
kolonije Libije sa periodom pri-
vremenog poverenstva upravlja-
no cd arapskog naroda u ime
Organizacije Ujedinjenih Naci-
ja."
Ista Arapska Liga Sc jake pro-
ma %. septembra "ruskom
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Mornarica je pc naredbi dr.
zave preuzela prosle nedelje in
dustriju ulja. Vodje CIO pozva-
lie SUI radnike da Sc povrate ma
posao, pod izgovorom da "junija
nije kapitulirala pred kompani-
jana" nego da je "voljna koope-
risati sa mornaricom."
U proSli petak izaslo je 100000
telefonskih radnika ma strajk,
pod vodstvom National Fedora
ton of Telephone Workers me
zavisna junija).
General Motors kompanija je
odrekla zahtev "a povisicu cd 80
posto svojim radnicima, kojih je
1925. 900 ma sve strane owe
zemlje i koji SUI vec odredili "a.
oktobar kao dan glasanja "a
StraJk. "A lStOVremenO Sc Sprema-
ju i mnogi drugi strajkovi..
U ovoj zemlji sada ina
200 strajkova u progresu j oko
pola miliona radnika ma Stra1ku,
sto znaci da je par miliona rad
nika bez posla sada radi strajko-
va. A ako Sc JOS izvedu mnogi
i veliki strajkovi koji sc plani-
raju, ova &c Sc zemlja naci u
stvarnom i zestokom ekonoms-
kom ratu - ratu izmedJu rada
i kapitala.
Klasna borba postaje sve zes-
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,una da je ! cd 10 - iii 100000
- sasvim onesposobljeno.

cuna da je l cd 10 - iii 100000
= sasvim onesposobljeno.
cali ironija je u tome sto mno-
81 cd ovih onesposobljenib lludi
koji Sc vracaju nalaze da svet
"a koji SUI Sc oni borili da ga
ocuvaju "a Nth wise ne postoji.
Oni saznavaju da oni ne naogu
naci poslova, da SUI mirovine We
cinom nedovoljne i da je celia
stvar uveliko ruglo."
Dakle, %voinici, narcotic one
sposobljeni pocimaju uvidjati da
to nije svet takav kakav Sc nil
ma prikazivao, nego da je TO ka-
pitalisticki svet. A rat Ioji Sc
vodi nije Sc vodio Ia nista dfugo
nego "a unapredjenje kapltalis-
tickih interesa. Ovo Sc narcotic
odrazaYuedzNu amerieEih po-
slodaNea traznji posi1Haz "a o.
nesposobljene. Oni uvidjaju, da
americkom kapitalistu nije IL in
teresa da uposli coveka koji ru
ne moze doneti dovoljno profit
Ia, bez obzira Ma to sto Sc on
borio i svoj zivot ulagao, III osa
katio, da bi ocuvao svet u koiem
ge izrabljivanie radnicke klase
jfedina sveta, iii nalsvetiJa stvaf
u druStvu.
Pa ipak, ne treba oGajavati.
lima nacina da Sc %preuredi sVet.
Proleterska revolucija treha da
ie sledece pribeziste swim cla-
novima radnicke klase. ufllucu-
.juci i onesposobljene. Soeijal's-
ticka Radnicka Partiia pruza
program i jedino razumno j de-
lotvorno reSenje "a celu Tadnic-
ku klasu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Kapitalisticka anarhija

A. P. vest IL Washingtona cd
2. oktobra javlja da je "Sekretar
poljoprivrede Anderson jzjavio
danas da je 100000 tona seeera
otkriveno u pristanistima Jave
Cd vremena japanske predaje.'
Takodjer Sc gaji NADIA de &c Sc
Jos sakrivenog secera nati.
"Sekretar je izvestio de ie on
obavesten takodjer da je $4,000
tona sirove gume nadjeno IL ia
vi" Secer ie predan skladlstima
Ujedinjenih Nacija, koje &c ga
raspodeliti mediu sobom, sto &c
olaksati u veliko, oskudicu u Sc
ceru, cak i u ovoj zemlji. Sjedi-
Meme Drzave bi mogle doLlti oko
100000 iii 100000 tona.
Java je bila "a vreme rata pod
okupacijom Japana. Jafansko
stanovnistvo nema nj plrlnca
dosta da jede, d v~erovatno da Sc
secer jos uvek smatra kao lux
SUI, kao sto je slucaj sa mno-
GIN evropskim zemliama, gde
mnogi narod nije u stanju da Sc
"zaseceri" mozda wise cd diva Iii
tri puta ma godinu. Pa irak ne
kim spekulantima ie omoguce-
no. verovatno w pomoc vjsokih
militarista, da nagomilaju toEiki
secer, planirajuci da ga pretvore
u zlatne dukate, pc ceni hoiu u
Japanu nisu mogli dobiti ] tako
konacno pade u ruke ponovnih
os~vajaca, Sjedinienih DrzaVa.
Sauna japanska vojska, ne sa-
me da nije imala secera, nego
cesto i nikakve hrane, take da je
bila prisiljena praktikovati ka-
nibalizam, a Speklllanti su gomi-
lali j sakrivali hranu, uklluGuju-
ci i Secer.
Koliko je ovakvih anarhija ka-
(Nastavik Ma 4. stranD