davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

Is now the city limits.
We met the dapper" ballyhoo
master a short time after he ar
rived from Chicago yesterday.
And, of course. Kearns is still the
slick-tongued doctor of the roar
ing Broadway days.
1t didn't take us long TO catch
on he is here in the interests OF
his newest heavyweight find-Pvt.
Joey Maxim on furlough from the
army air forces. Pvt. Maxim. a
Cleveland heavyweight, will meet
Clarence Brown at Arcadia MeH-
day night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Odds on Leafs 8 to 5 Tonight
MandeI Denies
Date Conflict

Fred Mandel. owner of the De-
troit Lions football team. vigor-
ously denied today the Lions had
deliberately scheduled the Cleve-
land Rams for a NFL game next
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. %, at
Briggs Stadium, to conflict with
the University of Detroit-Wayne
contest the same date at u. of d.
Stadium.
at IN ridiculous, said MaHdel,-
"that we would do anything that
would harm u. of ID. or Wayne.
As a matter of fact the Wayne
u. OF ID. game is scheduled for
IL a. m. IL Is our intention To
play Cleveland at the usual
time, $3.50 in the afternoon"
Mandel also revealed that ",
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Harold 5. Vanderbilt
In Town Tomorrow

Harold s. Vanderbilt Of New
York. successful defender OF
Americas cup in yachting, will
visit the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club. Detroit Boat Club tomorrow
afternoon and give a talk on the
Vanderbilt rules" at the Detroit
Yacht Club tomorrow night at
SIS. Members Of the Detroit
r. Y a. are invited TO the lecture
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
FureOI Gains
SeHllifinaIS

PINEHURST. n. C., April IL
QNS)-Ed Furgol of Detroit, the
pretournament favorite in the
45th annual North-South amateur
golf meet at Pinehurst, was
scheduled today TO meet Bobby
Kay. Toledo. o.. in the semiinal
round of match play.
Frank Stranahan. Fl. Myers,
Fla. faced Frank 3. Edwards,
Caroleen. NC, in the other semi
final round.
Furgol yesterday d feat d
Capt Charles 3. Wallace of Fort
Bragg, ; and T. while Kay elimi-
mated defending champion Nal
Galleta, ST. Adams. y. X. 3 and 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Hoppe Still Ahead

CHICAGO. April II CUP)-
Champion Welker Coo hra n
whipped challenger Willie Hoppe
60 to 81 in 80 innings last night,
but Hoppe still was Isl points up,
z, 1877 to 2,036. on the champion in
{ h cir tranScontinental world s
championship three cushion bill
lizards match.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

as an edge In height and reach
over little Phil.
well, YOU are not going to
get away with that. You can't
pull the Benny Leonard on me.
You'll take that weight II you
have To chop IL off or there will
be no fight"
Bluman IS an imperturbable
creature. He looked AT the siz.
zling Gleason and shrugged his
shoulders.
He'll MAKE 1T
"MaNie wiz weigh iS2 pounds.
he said. Hell make the weight
by skipping a couple meals and
drying out. He made 1872 three
times for Sol Bartolo. There's
no reason he can't do II again"
Another large crowd was pres.
ent IN the gym. a good many OF
them having come 20 get a look al
Shapiro. first ranking Jewish
fighter 10 head r card here since
Make RoSenbloom fought at the
Olympia 10 years ago.
Make boxed two rounds with
Larry Howard and Tarranovs
went two each with AL Ellis anc
James Pointer. Both expect e
take looSeninE up exercises today
Those whJ bet on fights werC
making TarTanoVa an SIS favoritt
here and Shapiro the faNorite hl
The same odds In New York on,
New York writer predicted a VIC
tory for Shapiro.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

He also broke
in with a Mid
Atlantic club
Beckley. w. V.
II h at was j n
1894.
His c are e r
! n c ! u d g d
stretches with
the Cincinnati
Reds and Bos-
ton Braves be.
fore joinin 6
Buffalo in 1899.
The Tigers got
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Want Sunday Game

Lorain (O) Chicks wants
Sunday game with Detroit base
ball team. Chicks won Lorain
Glass A title in l9433 Write Ed
Molnar. 1745 E. Thirtieth. Lo-
rain o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

McMahOn, always the sucker,
got the worst Of the deal"
Jimmy Dykes. crafty pilot of
the White SoX, insisted "Mc-
Mahon's crutches had padding"
Mcmahon, who is a couple oI
inches shorter than O'Neill. ex,
planned that Steve'S orteI
crutches appealed TO him.
Mcmahon suffered d a badly
Sprained ankle in tripping over q
bro EN- board at Memorial Sta.
diur1
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

friends.
T he goo d
doctor is really
on native soil
w h e n he is
here. He w a S
born in Water
loo, Mich, just
outside of Jack
son. His par
ents IN oV e d
here w h e n he
was an infant
and operated a
farm on what
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

and Johnny Corsica were called TO
service since the book was sent 10
the printers. Rufus Gentry IS a
holdout and not as yet with the
club.
Besides Gentry, Tigers in this
years edition not listed a year ago
include Eddie Mayo. AL Benton
and jimmy Outlaw. Benton, how
ever. was listed before and then
dropped when he joined the navy.
The others are: Roger tDoc)
Cramer, long a member OF the ex-
elusive set; Joe Hoover Don Ross,
Bob Swift, Rudy York. Harold
Newhouser. Frank tStubby) Over
mire and Paul DIZZY Trout,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

lists outstand-
ing players in
the two major
leagues.
There are II
Tigers in the
book. greatest
number ever 10
be honored in
cliff Blood
goods valuable
record b 90 k.
r u { ID ic X
w a kefield d +,
Pinky Higgins
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Hap Emms TO Coach

ST LOUIS. April II up
Hap Emms. manager OF the St
LOUIS Flyers Of tho American
Hockey League. has signed a con
tract TO coach the Flyers next
season, IT was announced today
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Sport
* Tigers Listed
in Who's Who
By LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE, April 12--
With IL members Of the current
squad enrolled. the Tigers are well
represented in the l945 edition OF
Who's Who in Baseball which
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

"Can't do too well I'm tho
Coliseum frowned kearns,
because IL seats only 5000. But
come summer and the ball park.
that's my baby. Had two good
ball park gates last year. Ono
was about $4,000 the other
$4,000. Not had, eh"?
Not bad. well agree From the
CLINT in Docs eye, We know he
has several events in his mind
that will boost the take" come
summer and the ball parks.
The glass OF coke" sitting in
front Of the philosophical kearns
attracted more attention than
anything else about him.
"A lovely dish," remarked the
old ballyhoo bandit. "a very
lovely dish. Been on IL for two
years now"
The setting was quite different
from session several years ago
when Kearns was promoting at
Olympia and being a country
gentleman on the side.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Doc Kearns Home;
With New Boxer
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

John Leo McKarnan is back.l
home today.
Citizen McKernan is probably
better known hereabouts as Jack
KearnS, or just plain DOC" TO his
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

him from the Bisons in l943. He
played both third base and out
field at Buffalo.
Benton. who was in service in
1943 and 1914. came 10 Detroit in
1888 from the Memphis club. He
had previously pitched for the
Athletics AL was born in Noble,
Okla. March Is. 1913. He now
lives in Oklahoma City
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Only Coke Now

AT that time. Kearns was null
ing over the idea of crossing n
champagne bottle with a cow.
"Just think Of the possibili-
ties" he mused. Offering q
champagne toast 10 the though.
But kearns Is all business these
days. We had TO break UP the
story an hour too soon because
he had lot of calls TO make, all
OF them concerning fighters.
Kearns is firmly convinced the
fight racket is for him. He .has
tried several business vea6 IS
other than boxing. but they - lr
panned out.
Jacks hundreds cf trends here
probably will see plenty of him
around the scatters until he
leaves next week. His yarns are
still as interesting as ever. In fact,
everything is the same as of yore
except that-glass of coke"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
u. DIS SokoI Inducted

Johnny Sokol. University of De-
troit freshman basketball and
baseball player. reported for in
duction and has been assigned to-
Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Steve O'NeiII Gains
Inn Trading Clutches
Times Photo
BY LEO MACDONELL

TERRE HAUTE. April 12Sve ONei here yesterday nego-
ated what be the only trade the Tigers will make this
The ahrit plagued skipper traded crtche
with Frank McNahon before the secretary White
hobbled off Chicago here
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Fight Results
b. United Press

ELIZABETH n J-Joe Culcia.- -14zl..
Newark, 0utPointed FREDDIE Archer. l4sts,
RShTsy. N J, outpointed Clint Miiiei''
i2694. Elizabeth fs
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
NEAR RECORD CROWD

Not only are Toronto fans
pleading for tickets but many De-
troiters who failed TO get in on
Olympia'S allotment of 200, are
trying TO use infiuance TO get
tickets from Toronto connections.
There is a possibility the crowd
may press the record set when
f6, ,246-S saw Toronto beat Detroit
in the cup final here three years
ago.
Jack Adams is ready to make
any move that would enable his
Wings TO break through Toronto's
six man defense, is still consider
ing another Shakeup of his lines
and the benching of sgd Howe,
voted the Wings most valuable
player just before the end of the
National Hockey League race.
MISS HOWE
If Howe was close TO his mid
season form the Wings feel they
could walk through the Leafs.
sgd doesn't hesitate to take a
body check and will drive through
the middle. After missing five
games of the Bruins series be-
cause of a shoulder separation he
has not been himself. However. il
is possible Adam" may use him
as wing man.
I've about run out of quotes
but you can tell the world there
will be enough body checking
thrown by Detroit tonight 80
no one will be calling this series
the dance of the Dresden
Dolls,'" said Adams.
The Wing boss has showed hi.
players the Toronto papers which
said no one had been hit hard
enough TO dent a Dresden Doll.
The Wings, of course, haven't
had a penalty in two games. This
is inconceivable 10 the Toronto
followers. who used to call the
Wings hockey hoodlumS," be-
cause of the humping body
checks with which they formerly
took that slowed up the nimblt
Maple Leafs.
This is the big game in the
Wings book. If they win this they
are back in the series, have a
chance TO pull out three victories
in the next four games. If they
lose tonight, even the most opti.
mistic Detroit player doesn't be-
lieve the team will be capable ol
winning the last four for the cup
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Shapiro Gets Orders
To Scale l33 Pounds
ny BOB MURPHY

Bobby Gleason is a reasonable
man. He is not given 10 quarrel
ing about the weight of the
opponents of his fighter, Phil
Terranova, former featherweight
champion OF the world. But there
is limit to Gleason's generosity.
lie proved that when he an
nounced Make Shapiro would
have 10 weigh 133 pounds or less
for his bout with Terranova at
the Olympia Friday night, even
IL he had 20 take any excess
weight off with 4 knife.
Gleason and Shapiro's manager,
Jack Bluman. engaged in an in
teresting exchange of words IA
Williams gym yesterday when
Shapiro weighed 1912 az the
conclusion of MS final b oXin s
workout
AS soon as h learned it, Gleason
rushed for Bluman, reminding
him the contracts called for
Shapiro 10 weigh not more than
133 pounds.
TRAINING ENDED
'cYour guy Is finished train
ing" Gleason continued hetly.
"and he still weighs 1Si
pounds. Chances are he Will
weigh 135 pounds or more by
fight time. That means that he
will have an advantage Of nine
or 10 pounds In weigt<ps well
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
ID Sports q
ID R T Y | I |tO
From the Camps:

Braves late rally won fourth
straight for them. beating Red
Sox, 81 Catcher Phil Masi's
sharp single in seventh scored
two, broke 1-all tie Browns
took third out of four from Cards,
10 to 3, with IA hits Athletics
pound out II hits to beat Maple
Leafs. l5 to /.
Giants took q thinning setto
from Dodgers, . to I o.. and
game netted Red Cross S27, 400 20
>. Bainbridge whipped the Sena-
tors again. Al Dick Wake
field late of Tigers, got a homer
for cambridge Tribe walloped
Indianapolis, - to , Pat See
rev, Indian outfielder, got a
homer, triple and single IN the
lS-hit attack . Bucky Walters
will open season for Reds.
Churchill Downs. mailing entry
blanks 10 the list Kentucky
Derby and attendant spring
stakes, accompanied them with
notes explaining they are con-
tingent on action of the govern
ment-resumption of racing after
We Day
Clarence tMoore1 Jameson,
So, died in Cleveland yesterday
after a fall from a second story
porch -. The we'll known hockey
figure ended his playing career
after a fall in 1888 and had been
an American League official.
Col. Larry MacPhail says the
Yankees are trying to make a
deal with Cleveland for Jeff Heath
The state prep tennis cham
plonShips will be resumed after
three years. with finals at Kala-
mazoo College, June ,.
Jay Law, one Of leading anna
teur golfers and former publinx
champ. was inducted yesterday
and sent TO TT. Sheridan .
Scmifinals and finals in Parks and
Recreation novice indoor track
meet are scheduled tonight. start
ING at $50. at Central High.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
LITTLE STRENGTH

Miller. expected TO give DENLY
its strongest opposition, showed
strength only in the high hurdles,
Ralph Rowan and George Sayles
winning the two Semifnal heats.
West side teams finish their
title events at $3.50 today at
Cooley. Redford holds a 7 point
edge over Cooley.
EAST SIDE FINALS
220-yard dssh-Won by Jim Wilson fNorl .
.25.l. ~. RegulO D second 252 Helder-
teider ID third. :2s3, Fisher tEi, and
Fou,ille NH tied for fourth. ass Sxui.
oorsh tPl, and Wingo Ham. tied ior
sixth. :257.
Mile-Won BY Duane Jasper ID. = 4a4.
Frukes 'SE second 53.7 WelnAcksr
*, Third 4se Dobbins MI, fourth.
csE, sixth. se7.
Pole yault-D1n DOmke p and Tom
stewart D. tied for mrs, Nsu 50 and
Ssyies Nh tied for third Dimml't 70 q
and Wilkins Sc. tied FOR hith. Height
10 feet. inches
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Pacific Coast League
By Iniied Press

Oakland II San Diego s: Hollywood o
Seattle g Portland o. san Francisco g.
Sacramento 10, Los Angeles II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Denby High Takes
Bic Lead i'm Track
BY JAKE BERsON

Though seven of the 10 final
events wont be run off until-to-
morrow, it will be extremely
difficult to keep DENLY Highs
track team from taking the east
side Metropolitan League indoor
championship.
Coach Ernest ,Wuestoff's Tars,
scoring in all three events decided
at DENLY gym yesterday-the 220,
mile and pole vault. collected
2712 points TO take a big lead.
Far behind is Southeastern,
with IL points. followed by Miller,
g; Eastern, sla; Northern. s, and
Pershing and Hamtramck, each u,
WIN 9 EVENTS
DENLY athletes won two of the
three events, Don Domke and
Tom Stewart tying for first in the
pole vault, while Duane Jasper
topped the field in the mile run in
4:494. Jim Wilson Of Northern
was first in the 220 in PSI.
Stewart, a tenth grader. was
the individual star Of the day.
winning his heats in the 30-yard
dash and 30-yard low hurdles in
addition to tying for first in the
vault.
The TarS have other good bal
anee TO back up their winners.
Mike Regulo and Frank Heiden-
fielder were second and third in
the e220; Heidenfelder, Dan Nu-
setti and Howard Hoffa are sure
of points in the high hurdles finals,
and Dale Dimmett qualified for
the city semiiinals next week by
tying for fifth in the pole vault.
Heidenfelder and Bob Fraser
also are in the running in the low
hurdles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
STEVE IMPROVED

O'Neill reports he is improved.
"But I am still having trOu-
ble," O'Neill explained. "The
pain Is leaving, but taking its
time about it,"
With Zeb Eaton and Les Mueller
the rival pitchers. the Tigers will
play an intra-Squad game today,
the last this spring. There will be
routine practice tomorrow.
With proposed game with
Great Lakes apparently off, the
Tigers will revert TO the original
schedule-games with prisoners at
The u. S. Penitentiary here Satur-
day and Sunday with George
Field. The game Saturday will be
at the prison and the Fliers come
to Memorial Stadium in Terre
Haute.
Bill Pierce and Art Houtteman
will pitch against the prisoners.
AL Benton. Walter Wilson and
Frank (Stubby) Overmire are
slated to hurl against the Fliers.
LASI fhACIlOE
II will be the last pitching in
training for Pierce and Houtte-
man. They will 60 to Detroit
Sunday when the main body of
Tigers moves 10 ST Louis.
Johnny McHale also will go Ia
Detroit. The Tigers will leave for
St. Louis Sunday evening instead
of Monday morning, as first
planned.
The change in train schedules
will enable the Tigers to practice
at Sportsmans' Park in St. Louis
Monday.
While O'Neill has made no Of
ficial announcement and does not
intend to do so. it is expected Hal
Newhouser will pitch the opening
game for the Tigers against the
Browns Tuesday.
Though he has had no official
word from the league office, It Is
O'Neilrs belief managers are not
to announce pitchers before game
time. However, the Tiger skipper
has indicated both NcWhOuScr
and Paul Dizzy Trout will pitch
in the opening series az 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

Of d. and Wayne officials were
aware that the Lions had planned
Thanksgiving Day game before
they arranged their own game.
He also pointed out that the
Lions had been playing Thanks
giving Day games up until the
last few years, when the date OF
Thanksgiving Day was never
definitely known at the time OF
schedule making.
nErnnIr II0Rn RCHEnIIE
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Ball Park His Baby

staged nine programs so (
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Citaite Strife "RadniCku BOrbu"!
Marksiizan1:
ZnanOSt

ndARKSIZAM - iii, ako hoeete, socijalizam - je
4v1 znanost on je glavna drustvena znanost o.
belezie ma koje znanosti jeste njena sposobnost l
gotovost (na stran naucenjaka) da odbac prethodno
stvorene zakljucke, kad docnije utvrdene cnjenice
docniie iskustvo cine to potrebnin 1sto tako: da
pridoda sebi one move elemente koje move cinjeni-
ce zrelije iskustvo cine mogueim. Obicaj bese da
sc Marxsizam shvaca kao gotov proizvod ruke maj
stora. u izvesnom smisu to je stina. Kvanttativ-
no su Marksizmu cnjeni prilozi nakon Marksovih da
na Time mislim: da bila pisana ekspozitorna de-
la, della koja su primenjivala marksisticko ueenjc
ma posebne dogadjaje narcotic okolnosti, ali koJa
sama DO sebi nisu sacinav tvaralacko delo zna
nosti, ma da su mogla biti vazna Moze Sc, medju-
tim, dostci tatka, gde kolicina pretvara kakvo-
Gu. Kod takve tacke znanost postaje VEGA Ali
mojmo Sc varati; nije svaka "inovacja" polju
marksisticke znanosti po nuznosti dodatak Moi Da
bi Sc dokazala dodatkom, mora biti (1) logieno
harmonicno prosirenje osnovnog princpa; ona
(2) sacnjavati ceshodan dec znanosti, tojest,
jednom otxrivena, ona uvek posle toga cini-
ii znanost nepotpunorn, u stvari neodrzlivom svo-
jom otsutnostu; (3J ona mora popunjavati jednu
potrebu, koja dotle; nejasno iii inace osetala
usled koje su Sc oni, koji angazovani marksis-
tickom pokretu, boril da je savladaju, da ne ma
pustaju sredisnji princip Marksizma Jedan eovek
-i samo jedan - koji je utinio kvalitativni doda-
tax marksistitkoj, znanosti, jeste amercki nauee-
MAX. student rrc'eterski organizator, Daniel De
Leon - Arnold Petersen.
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OTPUsTENI VOJNIK

Situi]e Strohimir Kranjceuic::
Bas ma prag sjede, maine go,
1sluzio je ljeta duga;
A izjela mu lica bo
/ nesvijesna stara tuga.
Povlacio Sc kojekud
Sve "a bubnjarem usred hrpe,
Pa mali krst mu resi- grud
! kit ma MEM stare krpe.
Zabludio mu tupi gled,
kud pukose mu polja Pjepa;
Al vidi brajan: drugi red,
Tudjinac sad mu zemlju cepa!
| drhtnu - tn je majstor cvrst =
l malim prstom lulu kopa;
Bas cudno, dok je steko krst,
A emo kuca propa =. propa. :.
"A gledao ga start drug.
IL kuta lemes pluga teska,
cini mu Sc: bas ko rug
Gle tupo mu Sc kvozdje smjeSka:
FL, dobro doso; valjas bas,
Ma zutoj je L ii lica trpe?!
Ma kao r'jedak 6ovo mas
.Pozlatio 81 svoje krpe!
AL glavno ii je:: mex 81 xiv;
/ Otplatio 81 krvni danak.
TEX Bog mu prosti, tko ii kriv,
Pa evo 81 ko igla tanak.
Da slucaj meme stvori kad
u bice kakvo, ko ii 1.-Two,
Pametnije bin, druze, tad
ia svoje puske ispaljivo!
Al sutio je gladni drug,
Nj ne Gu onu salu ljutu,
A vraSkim sm'jehom start plug
Ucutao Sc u svom kutu.
Pa gviri, kako tai cas-
Bee desne ruke mladac suit,
A Pjevom srecan, blazen vas
Sve gladi onaj krstic zuti!
Zaboravio u tai par
pusta polja, muku ljutu -
A zardjala ona stva
Zadrjemala je u svom kutu
sniva: kud ie covjek lud,
Pa gubi ruke, lomi kosti -
Il dragi Boze - "a saw trud
TEX krstic mu je jedan - dosti!
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iu liudskog drustva.

ju ljudskog drustva.
Socijalizam - tai novi drus-
tveni poredak, koji je jedni To-
gicni jasni cilj svetskog prole-
tarija = kao sa jednom kolo-
salmon metlom, pocistio bi tai
kapitalisticki nered, to bezum]je
i patnje covecanstva u potencio-
nalnom izobilju i blagostanju.
Bar sada radnici sveta trcbaju
ola Sc probude da shvate owe
ljudske potrebe "a novi poredak,
j anarhiju starog, te da zbace
jednom "a uvek kapitalisticku
lesinu sa drustvene pozornice.
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Sta|iniStiCke konfuziie

ialisticka Amerika", kako je sta
linisti sada nazivaju, i "irnpesi-
jalisticka Britannia, kako i nju
nazivaju, i u kojoj je ''Radnis-
ka' partija ma vladi - pored sta.
linisticke Rusije - stiti "evrop-
sku proletersku revoluciju', u
kojoj Sc "staro" wise ne vraca
sa vladavinom povlascenif"?
Da je u Evropi izvrsena pro-
leterska revoluciia, j da je "za-
uvek svrSeno" sa "Vladavinom'
povlascenih klasa", da irnperl>
jalisticka Amerika Britannia
SITE evropsku proletersKu re-
voluciju PROTIV 'starog" ka-
pitalizna - i protiv ''povlas6e-
nih [kapitalistickihl klasa', to
mogu tvrditi jedino konfuzni sta
linisti. Niko drugi
U Evropi ne sanlo da 7.ije iz-
vrsena proleterska revo1ncila,
nego nema nj priblizno konsti-
tuisanog revolucionarnog Mark
sistickog pokreta, sa natelima
programom "a proletersku re-
voluciju. Bar ne da iavnost
MENU INA. Ako ga u opste nema,
nj tajno nj javno, radnici tre-
baju da ga podignu. Ako ga NJ
mogu podiei javno, neka ga po-
dignu tajno. Sano neka ga po-
dignu.
Ono sto Sc danas odigrava u
Evropi, kako Sc javnostl z1,s,-
u osnovi je uvadjanje, iii uevfs
Genie, anglo-saksonske stalii1iss
ticke doninacije mad Evrepens-
Axiom Afrikom - dominacije =
koja je pomesana sa fasizrnonh y
koji je prirodni plod kapitaiizmaA
ina danasnjem stepenu. Da Ii &c.
"trojka'' uz pomoc danasnj,h eta
ropskih vlada j ostalih reakciD.
narnih elemenata u ovome uspetts
do kraja, zavisice, bar u pedet'
ku, cd evropske radnieke kiase.s,
Ako Sc evropska radnicka klasaa
odupre ovom, sasvim je sigurno
da te "trojka', bez obzira Ia ME
ne medjusobne- -zadevice, reagf-
rati sa silon. .4-.-. -
/ kada americka radnieka kla-
sa uzme vodecu rec, sledeci pro
gram Socijalisti6ke Radneke
Partije, TEX tada &c u Evropk
poceti da "vlast prelazi sa ksa.'
ljeva, plemstva i kapitalista ma
radnike seljake. =" Tada Sc
"staro'' nece wise vracati. Tada
&c "sa vladavinom povlaseenih;
klasa :. u Evropi zauvek lbitLE
svrseno." NIKAKO pre- Kad d5
ovoga dodje, stainisti ce Sc opa
metiti,. kao Hitlerov ministar rade
nog fronta - DR.. Ley.