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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
WEATHER
eastern Standard Time)

eastern Standard Time)
by U. S. Weather BureaD
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1870 pm. yesterday.
Temperature
100 am. SO; 7 80 am. SO: 1880 pm. ~;
$50 PIN. ST.
Maximum 70; Minimum 4s; Mean 81;
Normal SIS.
Humidity
Lee am. 90; 7 80 am. So; l 80 pm. 50;
i30 pm. &c.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 pm
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month
10 inches .'<
Tides For Today
from the Tide Tables published by
" ). Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High High
wilmington ------ 800 am. 2:43 am
$50 pm. $40 pm
Masonhoro Inlet - SAL am. 600 am
6:12 pm. 1904 pm
Sunrise $40 am: Sunset 5:34 PM.
Moonrse SOL p.m.; Moonset 4:12 am.
River Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
en- Thursday Oct. 10, 9.8 feet.
Continued on Page Two; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
THIS IS MY STORY
Gen. Wainwright Tells
Of Last BatqQn Stand
Cites Macarthur Order For
Counter-Attack In
Fading Hours

(Thirteenth of a series by
General Jonathan M. VAIN
wright, relating for the first
time in intimate detail the
price America paid for not be-
ing prepared to defend the
Philippines. Today's articles
tells of his efforts to counter
attack in the fading hours of
Bataan and the loss of that his
tOric battlefield
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
CHICAGO CROWD

CHICAGO Oct. 10, - U.H - A
survey by L. V. Sorenson. city trat-
TIC engineer, has disclosed that an
estimated 817,792 persons enter the
downtown business district of Chi
cage each day.
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Continued on Page Two; Col. 4
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
FORECAST

North Carolina - Fair and .lir,+,,,
higher temperatures Friday. '-'
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

Of the deal2 You are giving up
everything for a few promises
while he is giving up nothing
for you. Better let him go be-
fore he turns you down.
r. l.. C.---I have a boy
friend and he seems to like
me a lot. / want to buy a
home or place to stay but he
wants to buy a car. Do you
| think | would come out all
| right If | went ahead and
bought a home?
Ans: 1t Is your privilege tc
make any purchase you car
afford, but it would be a bad
policy to buy a home with q
man you are not married to
or car either, for that mat.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

ding? That's the
; Lena Horne.
Harris. Alberta |
alberta headlines
I noticed tina
lof course ! gave
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

this.
Ans: AS cornnaon-laWs,
wife, you have no hold on
this man except thru your
charm and ability to keep
him interested and when
that is gone, he will turn to
fresher fields for annuser
ment. That is the penalty
young girl must pay for ac-
cepting any relationship ex
cept marriage. The thing for
you to do is to insist that he
offer you the respect and se-
curity Of his name in rnarri-
age, else dislove this affair.
| There is not true happiness
ever to be found in union
without the sancity of mar
/ riage.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

at home waiting Tor me every night ne concIuded
"And what Lucky Minder would give you were he
find Judy in your company is something else again.
the retort proper.
The boys argued for hours and Grady curtlss, the
bartender at Mikes continued to pour drinks. One
Of the muggs who was continuously bummng cigar
cites (and popular brand, too!) mentioned some
thing about judy Carol having gained weight since
the band returned TO sunny California well, what
in the hell has that got to do with her being not
being pin.up favorite?" Ralph Burns horned in Nov
this guy Burns. who drinks nothing but HaiD Haic
another OF the mixocooolsts put in, "if thls chick
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26
FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1916

ter. You have no legal ties on
this man or d car either. for
that matter. You have no
legal ties on this man whatso-
ever, and it would be foolish
to tie up your income in some
thing that was not to your
own best interest.
A. M. Fl. For the past
three months / have been
living with a young man and
was very happy until now.
! have every reason to believe
that he is having an affair
with another woman, and il
has upset me terribly. We
are having an awful time.
am writing to you for ad
vice as just can't go on liks
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

pIH-UU IHVUFIIES MTE IHKFU iTUI1
nearly every walk OF life You'd
take one too every time you took a
walk" Burns quipped.
remembered that marvellous
Marya Louis had been st.ccted by
her manager Gill Graham as IA.
yorite possessing plenty Of sock
entertainment and wondered If 1t
Was true that her hubby Sgt. Joe
Louis was really In earnest about
divorcing her. So ! ups, "What
about Marva Louis? Do any of you
fellows think she's a good choice.
for a pin-up favorite 7" And a yokei,
in oasSfn0 eiaculated. ais re kid
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

Judys gotten kinda heavy around her you,knossshat
And with They won't like her
Arou
khaki he
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

month ago. She hasn't gotten
her divorce from her husband
and she has two little boys.
She wants to leave these two
boys with his folks. Just tell
me is it wise for her to take
this step as she worries me
nearly to death?
Ans: If you and her hus-
bands folks assume the re-
sponsibility Of your daugh-
tcr's two children, it will leave
her free to traipse around the
country !. on the other hand,
if you will all be firm in refus-
ing to take or this responsible
ity, she will be forced to settle
down and look after them her
self. It is a grave step she is
contemplating, m frying
without her legal freedom, as
well as marrying someone
she hardly knows, and every
step possible should be taken
to make her see the right
course. She may think that
she Is unhappy the way she is
situated now, but there would
be no end to her unhappiness
If she would go thru with her
plans ard desert her children.
j. N. TT am II years old
|, and very fond of a man who
is 10 years my senior. He is
married, but his life is miser-
able. His marriage seems to
be on the verge of destruc-
ton. / have asked him to be-
come reconciled with his wife
and try to find happiness but
he insists that it is no use.
He says that he loves me and
as soon as he obtains his free
dom, he wants to marry me.
Do You think this is the wise
thing to do?
Ars: This Misunderstood
Husband line is one old one
... but it seems that girls are
still gullible enough to fall for
it. His honse life isn't half as
J, miserable as he presends. In
fact, he is enjoyln. his little
/, fling with you, while he hides
behind his marriage d. and a
fling is all it is. Doesn't your
better judgment tell you that
!, you are getting the raw end
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

Is 6IoW IN pouring them damned
drinks. My bill was now two dol
lars and my allotment was but
three dollars and was thinking
about walking home. Not while
Hawkins was blowing up breeze
outside.
Willie Bryant had returned from
Washington. D. c.. and thought
1t good thing to contact him
IL II was possible-and find out who
he thought was the No. Pin Up ia
vorite. / telephoned the Hotel Their
esa. Earl Cough said he had been
there al the bar and left He had
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26
A4BE' WALLACE SERVICE
'FIcE Rox ii - ATLANTA, GEORGIA

as i can understand her. She
is 50 unhappy in her home.
She wants to leave and &c
across the country and mar y
a soldier. She just met him a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26
I'VE BEEN
..AROUND
Np7v York |
Judy Carols PinUp Dish, Yeah Man!->----~,
nMt, GiUe Ne Anne Gscynne And Don't Fence Ne liz
BY TED YATES

Some OF the boys on the block were di!
Yearly every show-girl OF note was mentione
1ish.'' said one feler. He meant it. too wv
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26


3astone. The Braddock's bossman hadn't seen hin
d just left Small's, learned after spending twenty
Eighty cents In my kick to hell with Bryant and
the pin-ups too.
know one thing Although I'm dizzy from the
neck up, this pinup business is aiotta bunk. Here
are dozen or more jodes arguing about Gi favor
ties. Where do get off with that stuff They are
supposed to be for the boys in the armed forces
anyway. Alberta Hunter dropped a card tabout
tine) to say that she'd been selected the ninup
choice for some battalion somewhere along the
Burma Road" Miss Hunter is heading uSo unit
and think that was fine thing for her to be
chosen as queen" and, that's good deal
Still. al; of them DANES might be heavy dish with
.he Gi guys-but, give me Anne GWyrae, the Uni
aeraai movie star, and don't fence me in
! Ted Said: Frank Humphlies and his Orchestra are
phries will rise the top for he has the goods
another bandlcader who is doing good in the sticks
1h1a1 aatiia
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

stun you got to Watch!" u
Dolores Brown, Jean Parks Hazel Scott. Edna Mae
ryme and half dozen others we're given mention.
q uSO unit touring the states
about ten eibowbenders had assembled about
curtiss the wink which meant that he take
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-26

ACES NEW 1916 Read
INGS ARE NOW READY
L. M. MI want you to
tell me about this girl of mine
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
Potencionalnosti
atornske bonbe

zaju preziru je, bude na njih
nametnuta? Kako to da oni ne
maju dovoljno razuma i muzev-
nosti da to obustave? U ovim da-
nina mase imaju tn moe u swim
demokratskim zemljama."
Jest, mase, korisni proizvadja-
ci Amerike, imaju potencionainu
moe da uniSte rat unistavajuci
uzrok rata. Mi imano potencio-
nalnu politicku moe koju TEX
moramo ujediniti, pod barjakon
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partjie
da bi Sc istakla. Mi imamo po-
tencionalnu ekonomsku moe ko-
iu samo treba konsolidovati u
jednu celishodnu Socijaligticku
Industrijalnu Juniju, ia hi sc
ostvarila. Mi samo trebano uci-
niti nasu potencionalru moe
stvarnom, da bi osvetlila put rad
nicima ma sve strane, j da osveti
stazu u svet beskonacHe lepote,
izobilja i trajnog, blagoslovlje-
nog mira.
Bomba koja je eksplodirala u
gradu, eksplodirala je takodier
Iu ljudskim mislima. Cna ie 20
tresla umni dremez zrtava kIas-
ne vladavine - zadovoljstve, ci-
nizam, kapitalisticke hawke mis-
lenja, mrtvu naklonjenoGt pe-
aktovaniu - kako nix ada pre-
nije bio potresen. Jednim Ia
slepljivim, dranatskim bGes-
kom, ona je ispisala na svestina
scenu neopisive tragiGne straho-
te, sliku katastrofe u pravcu koje
danasnje drustvo srlja.
| Djavolski utelovljeni. grshskadi
pade najpre ma bespomeano star
novnistvo Hiroshima jeete nasad
ma sve klasnosvesne radnike. GH
je snizio sve nase osoDne lo-
bleme, koji mas sve uznenisaajah
do beznaeajnosti. On js posliaae
stvar Socijalizma, hitnu. patAs~
bu da sluzimo toj stvari, do MIR
hove prave velicine u izg]eehssza
Inase ,zivote. On je naglasio 4sAo-
menu, jasno j oStro, da ublzaaao
lcelom nasom energijom dolazak
Socijalizna iii cemog issesr
mutt!
I weekly People, 18. avg l946.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
Japanski atom 'elektrOni"
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.'

(Nastavak sa e strane)
kog britanskog kapitalzma On &c verovatno
posluziti poslednjima kao atom oko kojeg
kruze mnogobrojni elektroni neutroni =
iii kao stozer oko kojeg ce Sc okupljati
okretati japanska kapitalisticka klasa dale
- krseci ustanke pobune masa, suzbijajuci
organizovanje japanskih radnika, strajkova
it'd, ime americkog britanskog, kao ja-
panskog kapitalizma. Ovo je, naravno, daleko
bolji metod, nego da sami saveznici sd svojom
vojskom guse japanske radnike. Tai metod o.
nj praktikuju swim pokorenim, iii 'oslobo-
denim" zemljama. Oni ne .zele da uniste ja-
panski kapitalizam, nego samo da ga odrze ma
njegovim domacim ostrvima, da ne konkurise
njihovim espapima ma svetskoj pijaci.
Tako ce najverovatnije japanski kapi-
talisti, okupljajuci Sc oko najbogatijeg ia
panca, cara, kao elektroni neutroni oko
atoma, konaeno iskliznuti Sc ispod saveznic-
Ike kontrole prirediti jos jedan ratni napae
ma .svoje neprijatelje, u kojem &c opet milion
neduznih radnika ma ODE strane ginuti "a
interese svojih superparazita, ako proleterska
revolucija ne pokvari te planove unisti
careve kraljeve, politicke industrijske,
ostvarujuci novo Socijalisticko - drus-
tveno uredjenje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

nije "tajna" nj "a koga. l bes-
mislica je, takodjer, nagovestava-
ii da narod ijedne zemlje ikada
hoce rat, iii da njegovo prosto
protivljenje ratu moze odrzati
mir.
Prosto znanje pustosecoj po-
! tencionalnosti atomskog oruzja,
ne moze spreciti ponavljanje ra-
tova. Ono ne moze spreciti po-
navljanje ratova IL razloga, prvo,
sto vladajuca klasa, ma kojoj po-
civa resenje rata iii mira, izied-
nacava memo drustvo i privilege
ie sa covecanstvom - ovoi klasi
svet bez klasne vladavine ravan
| lie svetu beZ zivota. Ono ne mozc
spreciti ponavljanje rata il dru-
cog razloga, sto ce jedna kapita-
| listicka nacija, Iii koalicija naci-
ia, uvek biti pred drugim u svom
pripemanju "a iskoriscenje ovog
novog metoda "a masovnu ka-
sapnicu, smatrace upotrebu a.
tomskog oruzja katastrofalnim
"a neprijatelja. Nista wise nego
samo "a neprijatelja. Nista vi
Sc nego tankovi, bacaci plamena
ratni zrakoplovi atonnska bonn.
ba nece zadrzati imperijalisticke
sile da Sc pozivaju ma slabije sile
da 'Stanu i daju''!
/ Jedino Socijalizam mas moze
spasiti cd grozne opasnosti koju
| je znanost proizvela, a klasna
vladavina prisvojila. Jedino So
cijalizam unistava prvenstveni
uzrok rata -izrabljivanje ma
jamnog rada - menja odnose
izmedju coveka i coveka i IL
medju nacije i nacije il besko-
nacno divljeg konflikta u odnos
kooperacije i mira.
| U svojoj knjizi 'Step by Step
(u 1882 pisao je gospodin
Churchill:
"Sa izuzetkom jedne Sake zes-
toxin romanticara, iii prljavih
Itoboznjih profitasa. Ikapitalistic.
ka klasa il njeni ovisniciI rat ne
znaci nista osim rad, rasipanje
tugu nuke velikoj masi obicnog
naroda u svakoj zemlji. Zasto da
ova strahota ma koju Sc oni zgra.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
SocijiaHsticka PoSta

Stvarni interest radnicke klase ne po-
ticu il politike nego il industrija. Otuda je
ekonomski pokret tai koji je cisto proleterski
pokret pod neospornom kontrolom sirokih
radnih masa, dok Sc politicki pokret nesto
razlikuje cd ekonomskog, dozvoljavajuci ele
mentima da MEGA stupaju CHI interest nisu
strogo proleterski / ako postoji mogucnost
korumpiranja, nije apsolutno sigurno da Sc
on nebi korumpirao.
U svakom slucaju, mi Sc slazemo s to-
bonn da Sc S. L. P nece korumpirati. Ali to
je zbog toga sto Sc ona drzi ekonomske
organizacije. -Samo takvom ekonomskom
organizacijom politicki pokret rada, kako bi
opet rekao De Leon, nebi mogao nj kada bi
hteo otici ma stramputicu Nebi mu dozvolio
ekonomski pokret
u ostalom, nestoje Ii tn nebrojeni pri-
meri po svetu, gde SUI mnogi politicki pokreti,
koji su bill puni made, ma primer komunisti
u Jugoslaviji, Bugarskoj it'd, otisli u pot
punu politicku korupciju, svi su otisli da-
leko wise ma desno nego sto su ranije bill.
Izuzetak-cini samo S. L. P.
Urednistvo drzi da je to objasnjenje
lspravno, premda ga ne treba uzeti "a apso-
lutno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
Radnicke junije i drzava

bio je SASVIM DRUGAcIJE
cd njihovog drzanja danas pod
sovjetskim sistemom, kada su
socijalni odnosaji il temelja IL
menjeni kada je radnicka klasa
postala vladajuca klasa." (Svi ma
glasci nasi.)
Koje SUI to radnicke junije sto
su pomagale drzavu sa njom
saradjivale u drugom svetskom
ratu? SVE, ukljucujuci A. F. R.
Omalcenko, kao sto smo gore
videli, optuzio je i osudio A. F.
r., sto podize prasinu protiv
sovjetskih radnickih junija, da
SUI zavisne cd drzave prema
tome nedemokratske, sto je u
prvom svetskom ratu usvojila
drzavnu politiku i sa njome sa-
radjivala. A sada, A. F. R. je ma
svom mestu - opravdana je -
sto je usvojila drzavnu politik,l
i njome saradjivala, sto znaei
da je ona postala zavisna cd dr.
zave. Ovako bi on "opravdao"
i svedske radnicke junije da SUI
pomagale Ujedinjene Nacije, u
mesto sto su pomagale Nemac-
ku, u drugom svetsku ratu.
U pitanju 81 interest stalinisticke
drzaue
Ali, zasto da je A. F. r. oprav-
dana u drugom svetskom ratu,
sto je usvojila drzavnu politiku
i pomagala je prema tome pos
tala cd ME zaUis1aa nedemo-
kratska, a u prvom svetskom ra-
tn bila je neopravdana i nije
bila ma svom mestu j prema O.
melcenku bila je reakcionarna,
kad Sc i prvi svetski rat vodio
ma strani saveznika protiv Ne
macke Kajzera. koji je tako-
dier nameravao da porobi Geo
svet? Prvi su tada vodili borbu
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

ia u opste. Sta je njihov cilj, to
je Ia Omelcenka deveta rupa ma
svirali. Slusajte ga:
"Nema nista slaboga saradnji
iuniia sa drzavom; takvu sarad-
nju, NE moze da Sc osu-
djuje S NIKAKVOG gledista.
Ne samo sovjetske, nego tako-
djer engleske i americke juniie
AKTIVNO SUI PODUPIRALE
svoje VLADE u RATU protiv
Nemacke. KO moze reci da ia
kooperacija nije pozitivan faktor
"a promicanje INTERESA rad
nicke klase? Mogu Ii radnicke
junije da u danasnjim vremeni-
ma [drugog svetskog rata] os-
tanu po strani da ne pomazu
svojoj ri DRAW u borbi protiv
Hitlerove agresije, bez da izda-
du [!] celu stvar radnicke kla-
se?" I onda, nakon sto kaze da
odluke ma "svetskoj konferenciji
zanatskih junija u Londonu" da-
ju "cist i nedvojben odgovor ma
-. tia pitanja]' on nastavlja:
"Dosledno tome pitanje odnosa-
ia izmedju zanatskih junija i dr.
zave ne moze da Sc ispita NEO-
VISNO cd owe konkretne histo-
rijske situacije [drugog svetskog
rata]."
Zasto da sada nema niSta sla-
boga u saradjivanju radnickih
junija sa drzayom,. niti da Sc sa-
radnja moze osudjivati. IS nikak-
vog gledista", a on je sam osudio
syedsket radnicke.. junije Sto su
saradjivale sa drzavom u. dru-
gom syetskom ratu,, koja je bila
naklonjena Nemackoj wise nego
Ujedinjeni1n Nacijama. j AFR,
sto lie u prvom svetskomsratu us
VOLTA drzaynu politiku j sara
diivala sa drzavom? OmelSenko
odgovara: "Drzanje naSih radni-
ka prema drzavi "a vreme cara
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

potpuno podlozene drzavnoj po
litici, koja je kako ssvi znamo,
bila u sluzbi fasisticke Njemac-
Ike njezinih satelita. Rezultat
toga bio je da su interest sved-
ske radnicke klase bill znatno
osteceni."
O Americkoj Federaciji Rada.
on citira IL knjige History of
trade unionism in the United
States, cd profesora S. Perlma-
ma, sledece: "Americka Fedora
CHA Rada dobivala je "a vreme
prvog svetskog rata direkcije cd
federalne Wade. Kada je rat IL
gledao neizbeziv vodje svih vaz-
nih junija Federacije sastali su
Sc u Washingtonu ID. C.] dali
SUI izjavu o stavu americkog rad
nistva u ratu i u miru. Oni SUI
obecali da &c radniStvo upliv
njegovih organizacija neograni-
ceno podupirati vladu u slucaju
rata"
Dakle, Omelcenko optuzuje
osudjuje svedske radnicke junije
Sto su usvojile politiku vladaju-
&c klase potpomagale drzavu u
ratu br. II, koje SUI wise bile ma
strani Nemacke, nego ma strani
Ujedinjenih Nacija. A takodjer
optuzuje i osudjuje i A. F. R. sto
ie. u vreme prvog svetskog rata
usvojila politiku ameridke kapi=
talisticke klase i. pomagala drza-
WI u ratu. A ovo znaci da SUI
jedna i druga zapisne cd drzave
ii prema tome, nedenokratske.
lnnlje. su ga i 'protiv" drzave.
Omelcenko ne karakterise. rad
junija, po njihovim principima,
wee proizvoljno. Iii da .budemo
tafni, karakterise ga sa ,stalinis-
ficke tacke gledista, posebno
|tacke gledista Ujedinjenih Naci-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30
]. ", HOLLYWOOD, CALF: ii kaze

J. ", HOLLYWOOD, CALF: Ii kazes
da Sc objasnjenje koje je izneseno u clanku
"cetrdesetogodisnjica Socijalistickog Indus
trijalnog Junionizma' koji Sc pojavio u R. B.
u broju cd s. julia, imeno, da "Misija eko-
nomskog pokreta jeste, da cuva politicki po-
kret cd karijerista politikana', me poklapa
sa De Leonovim objasnjenjem" Urednistvo
ne deli tvoje shvacanje ovog argumenta.
De Leon kaze isto to- samo ma drugi
nacin "Sada, upamtite", kaze De Leon
"SocijalistiGka Obnova Drustva', stu silu
[Socijalisticku Industrijalnu Juniju] radnicki
pokret treba isto toliko, skoro da hi rekao,
protiv politiekih pokreta kojima njegov sop
stveni dab dale zivota kao protiv samog
kapitalistickog trana." Ma jednom drugom
mestu De Leon kaze da je jednostrani poll
ticki pokret izlozen potkupljivanju korup-
ciji cd strane kapitalisticke klase.
Doduse, nike ne tvrdi da bi revolucio-
narni politicki pokret, kao sto je S. L. P, IL
neverio nterese radnika. Ali najverovatnije
je da on to nebi ucinio samo cato sto je on
S. L. P = pokret koji veruje u, zagovara,
ekonomsku silu. Kada to nebi bio slucaj
on bi sc naiverovatnije korumpirao A ako
Sc neb korumpirao i razvio Sc do same
politicke pobede, dan njegove politicke po-
bede bio bi dan njegova poraza, kako rece
De Leon. To bi bio dan tragedije radnielSe
klase.
Ii pitas "Ko cuva S. L. P. danas?" Mi
bi ii ma to mogl odgovoriti: "Ko je cuvao
ruske boljsevike pre- revolucije niz godina
nakon revolucije. I oni SUI bill verni Socija-
listickim idejama tada. A Sta Sc sada desilo
U Rusiji? Nj pojma cd Socijalizma. Da je
ekonomski pokret bio dobro organizovan
Industrijski = i da je drzao kontrolu Was
nistvo mad proizvodnjom on bi mogao suzbti
polticke birokratske tendencije, naterati dr.
zavu ma izumiranje ostvariti Besklasnu Ia
jednicu, "a koju, prema swim znacima, vec
postoje uslovi Rusiji"
Mozda nebi trebalo tako jake naglasavati
da ekonomski pokret treba cuvati S. L. P. cd
politikana it'd, ali to "cuvanje" je najsigur-
nije.
U istoj broSuri De Leon kaze: "Politicki
pokret rada, koji bi, u vreme pobede, pro-
duzio svoj opstanak "a jednu sekundu
nakon pobede, bio bi uzurpacija. On bi bio
iii uzurpacija iii signal zP drustvenu. katas=,
trofu" Kao sto vidmo i oviFn recin1a De
Leon dozvoljava mogucnost korumpiranja
politickog pokreta, kada kaze da bi on bio
uzurpacija. A ako nebi bio uzurpacija (pren-
da postoji ia mogucnost) on bi opet bio
zlo. Bio bi katastrofa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-30

Preko tri po decenie kako RADNIcKA BORBA organ
Jugosavenske Federacje S. u neprekidno s Ma1ksise
sveost medu ugosavenskm radnicima Ona in e "a to cello
vre uca kako da zajednck ostam radnca osebode
naamnog ropsva uspostavjavajuci poeda
kome korisn clanov duva primat potpunu dstveu
vrednost svoga rada.
RADNCKA BORBA strogo prdrzava Marksove lozinkas
da oslobodjene radnicke kae kasnoveo deo sah
radnika Otuda ne nkad svooj or raza kolaberaea
eementna ko nemau clj unistene naarnnog ropsH
Ona e "a cello to vree nerono sbala danas soa tan
radnicke pokrete ko zagovarau saradnu
elementia klasna saradna asu sobo nego
naprov vecton ropstvu Ona dosedno nepredno
kasnu borbu kroz kasnu borbu kasnu svest peti
ekonomske organzace radnicka kasa mo oslobo
jamnih okova.
Da b Sc osigurao opstanak RADNcKOJ BORBI ako dam
bla sanju produ svojom msjon isom prosyeoiva
nu organzovanju ugosavensk radnka godsnje Sc prre
ju Konuencijske Skupne koma sv ljubiel Raenide
sampe prilazu novcane proge Buduc da nen pretae
nece biti stanu prisusvova ovogodisno konvenc nae
Federacije hcno prlo svoe proge ouda pozyaju da
svoje proge sau dole potpisanog oval naein
nen opstanak isovremeno odgovore svoim duznostma.
Mr. p Slepeeyie
sekretar Federacie
3413 St Clair Ave,
Cleveland IA, Ohio.
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