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an additional ton each month per
man for maintenance. On that
basis, the Seventh Amphibious
Force has put ashore more than
$4,000 tons Of equipment and
supplies. .
At Leyte, where General Douglas
Macarthur said more men went
ashore the first day than in Nor
mandy, or more than 100000 men,
Naval Forces had to deliver and
land more than $4,000 tons Of sup
plies and equipment the first day.
Requirements for an amphibious
assault vary widely. In naval gun
fire support, for example, the Navy
used 5000 tons of gun ammunition
at Tarawa, $4,000 tons in the Mar
shals, $4,000 tons in the Marianas
10000 tons at Two Jima and $4,000
tons in the first IS days of the 81.
day Okinawa campaign.
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AIR WAR

SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-(P)-
Radio Tokyo added another chap
ter today to a little side war it
apparently created out of the
Their.
Two days ago Japanese broad
casters announced that an Allied
force had landed on Japanese-held
Puket island off the west coast of
Malaya-an operation unconfirmed
then or since by any Allied source.
Today Tokyo declared the land
ing force had been repulsed and
then replaced by second invading
outfi. supported by naval task
force.
Fighting was fierce" said
Tokyo, adding that two enemy
cruisers had been damaged. Iden
tity of the ships was not mention
ed, but previous Tokyo broadcast:
claimed the invaders were Ameri
can.
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US. Navy Has Landed Troops
On Pacific Islands $50 Times

WASHINGTON, July % - Up -
More than $50 times-an average
of more than once a week-the
Navy has put troops ashore in the
Pacific since Aug. Z, 1912, when
Japanese positions in the Southern
Solomons were first assaulted.
Some met little or no opposition.
Others encountered fierce re
sistance.
The amphibious force, Seventh
Fleet, operating in the Southern Pa
cific, under Vice Admiral Daniel
E. Barley, alone has effected Sc
landings beginning with the inva
sion of Woodlark Island in June
1913, and continuing through the
recent invasion of Balikpapan
Borneo.
The Navy gave the figures today
in a summary of combat, supper
and supply problems solved in thu
Pacific so far, and an outline pre-
view Of the bigger obstacles ahead
In some cases, only elements O.
divisions were landed, and il
others, such as Saipan, Leyte
Lingayen, Two lima and Okinawa
many divisions were involved
Army division strength is general
ly about $4,000 men. Marine divi
sions are reinforced, and number
about 10000 men.
Vice Admiral Barley recently
estimated in the Sc landings by hi
forces, 1,076,000 men were pu
ashore, with five and half ton!
of equipment for each man, ane
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MARGoT AsQUITH

LONDON, July 28.-(F-MargN
Asquith, countess Of Oxford and
Asquith, who intimately knew II
prime ministers, including Glad
stone, died at her London home
today. She was 81.
The second wife Of Herbert AS
quith, Britain's prime minister al
the start of the First World War
Lady Asquith was a force in pre-
war politics and in later years was
a frank and caustic critic Of the
great and near great.
In books, articles and broadcasts
she Analysed the prime ministers
she mad known from Gladstone,
whom she called most remark
able to David Lloyd George, her
husbands successor in 1916, whom
she disliked.
In spite of her advanced age,
the countess remained in London
throughout the war. When her
home in Bedford Square was
BOMBED in 1943 she moved to no "a
Ae93ington Square, where she
died.
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Dr.. Reynolds Expects
Fewer Cases OF Polio

RALEIGH, July 2S.- up DIR.
Carl v. Reynolds, state health Of
ficer, said today, There is no rea-
son for alarm or fear of paliomye-
litis cases occurring in abnormal
numbers at this timef But, to the
contrary, there is every reason y
believe, as was anticipated, that
there will be fewer cases this year
than normally"
DR.. Reynolds issued this state.
ment in connection with bulletin
to county health officers outlining
procedure for hospitalizing polio
myelitis cases. Poliomelitis suf-
ferers are rigidly subject to rules
regulating their transportation
from one place to another.
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OFFICERS PROBE
TRAP SHOOTING

Investigation of the serious gun
trap shooting of Tom W. Benton,
Currie farmer, on Wednesday, in
an effort Ito try to determine by
what means and why he was shot"
was continued by Fender county
officers yesterday, Sheriff J. T..
Brown said.
Benton's condition was reported
as fair by James Walker Me-
mortal hospital attaches yesterday.
The sheriff said he had as yet
found no evidence to support Ben
tons story that he tripped over
wire and gun went off, shoot
ing him with buckshot in four
places, while he was out hunting
about shutdown Wednesday in Cane
tuck township, Fender county. The
incident occurred about 10 miles
west of Burgaw and about four
miles west Of Currie.
Sheriff Brown said he had beer,
unable to locate the wire or trap
gun. Determination of where the
shot came from will have to wait
the removal of the shots from Ben.
tons body, the officer said.
Sheriff Brown stated that he Wis.
tied Benton in the hospital last
night and reported that the farmer
was paralyzed from the waist
down, his spinal cord having been
severed almost in two.
The wounded farmer was found
lying on the ground by Jake Biz
card, and was rushed to James
Walker hospital.
The Fender sheriff said Benton
told him he fired his gun four
times after he was shot, in an eff.
fort to attract help. Brown said
inspection of Benton's gun confirm.
ed this statement. A young mar
who was near the scene, Brown
continued, said he was positive he
heard four shots, but could not be
certain of the fifth.
About 1900 farm jewellers are
killed in accidents YEARLY,
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Nicholas Biddle, president Of the
Pennsylvania Bank OF the United
States, in 1884 conceived a plan to
corner the cotton supply in Amer
lea, forcing the price to European
buyers TO one cent pound. The
plan failed, but had it succeeded
the cent pound Increase would
have amounted to some II or IL
million dollars - a sum large
enough to cover the United States
deficit trade balance for imported
manrfa ctured goods at that time.
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MlSTESS GROUP
DISSOLVED HERE

Recreation Hostess commit.
~" ooraanized by the city recreat.
tee' denartment to provide hostess
ion t d convalescent and distribut.
i0l w. center at Camp Davis, has
o ,.;no of the Camp, it was an
..ornced yesterday.
~ 1..se A. Reynolds, Superinten-
~. 't n the city Recreation Depart.
osn ". said that according to the
men, information available, there
O. ~ be need for junior hostesses
WIN v. camp Davis for at least another
'o weeks. Requests will be han.
wv. rsd where possible, through the
w we Wilson hut"
Moods and future plans were
,...ussed at joint meeting Of the
committee and professional
D..Y, of the U. S. O.'s, Y. W. c. A.
'.a Va recreation department, at
ss anu and Orange USO, at which
y WAS agreed that, based on avail
!. .,,e information, there was no
,'.6or need for the registration
! !, ssdditional hostesses. Camp Da-
o. o., is already reducing its person
W, W, and and present needs are be-
Ing met.
Mrs D. M. Darden, chairman,
.nd other members of the COM
m.ttee volunteered to continue to
:. ..s;,t as long as Camp Davis need
- them. even thought the commit
Tee had dissolved.
uostesses wi Il be provided
,broueh the hut on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Fridays as in the
net under the supervision of Mrs.
r.rl Powers and volunteers, until
the Camp definitely closes or I'M
ii there is no further need.
The Hostess committee was or
.,nized as a result of a request
n request from Camp Davis for
1o) Junior hostesses to attend the
various recreational functions con-
Quoted by the Special Service divi-
sion at Davis.
It was originally thought that
large numbers of returnees would
clear through Davis each week,
.rd that many more hoSteSseS
would be needed.
The committee, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Darden, took immedi-
ate action. Then, before plans were
out into effect. it was announced
that Davis might be closed. The
committee decided to stand by in
the event the report was false.
Since the camp is officially clos
INK and since the committee would
not have time to complete its plans
before the announced closing date,
it was thought best to dissolve as
committee and assist as individu-
al members and organizations, Mr..
Reynolds said.
He commended the excellent
work done by Mrs. Darden, her
committee, and representatives OF
the Fifth and Orange and Second
and Orange streets U. S. O.'s, the
shipyard and the Atlantic Coast
Line railraod company.
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9th Infantry Will
Train At Fl. Bragg

FORT BRAGG, July 28.-P-
The entire 97th Infantry Division
is expected to be in training here
by August 10, the public relations
office said today.
These battle-tested troops will be
given special combat training here
preparatory to their embarkatior
for the Pacific theatre.
Brig. Gen. Milton B. Halsey,
commanding general; Brig. Gen
Frank H. Partridge and Brig. Gen
Sherman V. Hasbrouck have al.
ready arrived.
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Pfc. Ernest A. Walker, Jr., U. S.
M. c. R., (shown above) was killed
in action on Okinawa on June L.,
according to notification received
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A..
Walker, of 1900 Cypress street,
Rocky Mount. Pfc. Walker, who
was in the Sixth Marine division,
joined the Marine Corps in June,
1914, and went overseas in Janu-
airy Of this year. A 1912 graduate
Of Rocky Mount high school, he
vas at one time employed by the ie
Baltimore. Md. Surviving are his
parents: two brothers, Milton and
Earl, Of Rocky Mount; two sisters,
Elizabeth of Rocky Mount, ane
Eunice of Washington, D. G.; anc
his maternal grandparents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. w. Burnett Of Burgaw.
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CONVERTED

FORT WORTH, Tex, July %
R)-B-29 Liberator bomber crews
are being converted into B-32
crews, ready for combat, in spe'
cial training program under the
Army Air Forces training com
mand. Each Liberator crew trains
for two months in a special course
on the B-32, its operation and
equipment, then is ready for over
seas assignment, the command said
today as the AAF disclosed some
details of the newest Of American
heavy bombers.
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Missouri's imposing white stone
capital was completed in 1918,
after being in construction for four
years. It cost $4,215.00, including
$3.50, 900 for furnishings and $780,
600 for the three-acre site atop
limestone bluffs on the south bank
of the Missouri River.
During 1914, II new U. S. areas
were brought under rent control.
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The United States has about 200
tribes of Indians, and they speak
SIS distinct languages.
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Number of teaching position in
the United States was reduced from
100000 to 100000 by the depression.
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
hvalnosti "a odrzavanje sednica D. /. 0.
u prostorijama r. B.

hvalnosti "a odrzavanje sednica d. l. O.
| prostorijama r. B.
Ogranci Akron Cleveland, izvescujn
da su nominirali druga +. Galka "a
svoga predstavnika d. ]. 0. Cd j.
Busdona, Youngstown, o pretplatama ma
RADNlcKU BORBU. cita Sc usvaja
odgovor sekretara Fed Cd Geo. Mag
dica. East Chicago, da je izabran "a
predstaynika Il d. 7. O. Cd M. Russity,
Chicago, da su dobli novog clana, te
da su odlucili odrzati skupstinu kra
lem januara iii pocetkom februara, j
pita da Ii Ogranak moze da bira funk
cionere odbore iednom godisnje. Da
mu Sc odgovori da moze. Cd VIM. Sa.
blica, Detroit, da mu ic nemogute otiti
II Milwaukee da govori ma skupstini, "a
koju Sc PRIMO, usled bolesti njegove
drugarice. Sekretar izvescuje da je on
mesto MEGA otisao odrzao govor ma
pomenntoj skupstini
oeidhcl betioit, I've" / YIN t1ltu-
benville, poslali su svoje mesecne IL.
vestaje.
Procitani su izvestaii Agitatora Fc-
deracije o njihovom radu. Pored toga,
drug Radlenovic je usmeno dopunio
svoj izvestaj Potom jc procitana IL
menjena korespodencija izmcdju Naeio-
nalnog i Centralnog Ureda po raznm
stvarima.
Gpste primedhc sokrctara Federaciie
Sc usvaiaiu. Takodjc ure lnik r. p. pod
nosi svoi izvcstai, koii Sc usvaja.
Oeranku Akron izdato ic 10 elan
SIKH bcsplatnih markica.
Scdnica sc zatvara il $3.50 po poane.
6. stepovif, reko,duiuci sekretar.
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RAZVITCI u STRAJKU c.. M.

du. Oni traze olaksanie svoga
ropskog iarma. Buduci da ie to
oeita velicina ljudi ma straiku,
njihova utelovljena velicina jes-
te priznanje kapitalistickog po-
sednistva preduzeca protiv kojeg
oni strajkuju. Oni mozda ina
iu. mozda nemaju ma svojim
nislima da ie kapitalisticko po-
sednistvo nepravedno; oni moz-
da imaju, a mozda i nemaju ma
svojim mislima da je kapitalis-
ticko posednistvo uzurpacija; O.
nj mozda imaju, mozda ne
maju ma svojim mislima zbaci-
vanje uzurpaciie odmah kada bu-
du imali moe. Da Ii oni maju i
jedno cd ovih gledista iii ne ma
svojim mislima, srz owe veliclne
ne menja Sc tim. Nesposobnl,
"a sada, da izraze svoja sopstve-
ma prava, oni priznaju posednis-
two onakvim kako SUI ga nasli,
i traze, samo poboljsice. StraJk
sagiasno tome, nije revolucio-
narni akt. Cola cinjen1ca da rad
nici ma strajku NAPUsTAJU
preduzece u kojem SUI radili jes-
te priznanje kapitalistickog po-
sedniStva, i njihove sopstvene
nesposobnosti ola zbace takva
vlasnicka prava."
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(Nastavak sa 3. stranel

tlNdStdVdk Sd y. SLl CllCI
voru Fordu ma ovakav Zahtev,
iunijske vodje su bez oklevanla
prihvatole Fordov uslov.
PoSto nameravana novcana
globa ne pogadja juniiu nit ju-
nijsku blagajnu, Sta wise, ona bl
koristila junijskim vodjama, da
suzbiju borbeniii elemenat u lu-
nijama, vec pojedine radnike, III
sve radnike, koji ucestvuju u
"neovlastenom" straiku, nenaa
sumnje da &c junijske vodje ra-
do pristati ma zahtev General
Motors. Ali pitanje je kako &c
Sc radnici osecati ma ovon1 pita-
niu, jer to Sc tice njihove koze.
U prkos fraziranja radni5lih
vodja, lako je primetiti da oni
saradjuju zajedno sa poslodavcl-
ma drzavom u nastojanju da Sc
nekako nadje nacin pomocu ko-
leg da skrse postojeci stralk.
Najverovatnije je da &c radnicke
vodje pristati ma izvesnu sitnlcu
povisice i onda &c to hvalitl kao
vanrednu pobedu.
Pored toga, njihova je namera
da osiguraju poslodavce u bu-
duce da strajkova nece biti. 7
tome &c joj, pored globe ma po-
iedine radnike, priskociti dr.
zava pomoc sa raznim protu-
radnickim zakonodavstvom.
U ostalom, ako radnici po-
bede. cak ako dobiju sve sto tra-
re, njihova pobeda &c biti KRAFT
kog veka. Oni ce opet spastl ma
istu onu liniju koja Sc zove vreo-
most radne Snage. N1lnoVa Id
iamnica, pretpostavljajuci ola po-
nekada predje iniju svoje vred-
nosti, buduci da je njihova rad
ma snaga espap, ostace j dale
kao espap, CHA Sc cena odredlu-
ie ponudom i traznjom ma plJa--
ci, a ma kraju krajeva sa tros-
kovima (zivotnim potrepstlna-
ma)r nuznim "a memo obnavlja-
ME. Radnici ostaju dale robovl
kapitalisticke klase. Iii po reel
ma Daniel De Leona:
"strajk je korak ma strani rad
nika "a 'poboljsanje uslova'. We
licina strajka jeste u saglasnosti
tog ella. Ljudi koji traze po-
boljsicu uslova', ne traze slobo-
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Sa svadbe
Hoboken, N. J.

Mas Ogranak oval put ina cast
da obavesti nase drugove pri-
jatelje, do kojih dolazi nasa no
vina, Radnicka Borba, da je ma
2. decembra Eleanor YeluSich
cerka naseg druga i drugarice
Tome i Mary Yelusic, stupila u
bracni zivot sa Urosem Erdelja-
nom, simon naSih dugogodisnjih
clanova M. i L. Erdeljan, u Gin
cinnati, 0.
Iste veceri odrzan je "recep-
ton" u Colonial Hall, Union CT
ty, N. j., u pocast mladom brac-
nom paru, ma kojem smo Sc svi,
pozvani prisutni, vanredno i
ugodno pozabavili, uz svirku
Johny-a njegove druzine.
Nakon izvesne zabave nasi no.
vo-sprijateljeni drugovi, T. Ye-
lusic i M. Erdeljan nesto pro-
SaptaSe medjusobno rezultat
bese da je drug M. Dekovic bio
pozvan da progovori nekoliko
reci u korist RadniCke BOrbe. Ma
njegov APPEL "a potporu, "a me-
koliko minuta nakupi Sc u sesir
$3.50.
Ogranak Hoboken mnogo ceni
ovu plemenitost, kako prilagaea
tako drugova Yelusic i Erde-
liam.
Koliko je mama poznato, mia
di par je ponos uzor svojih
roditelia, mi Sc madame da &C
Sc to produziti i prosiriti jos i
wise j "a dugo leta, Cd cega &c.
verujemo, mas pokret imati We
like koristi.
Pri kraju zelimo izraziti da jc
nasa leila da bi mladi par bio
popracen sa dugim zivotom j
sretnom buducnosti.
U ime Ogranka
S. Vukotic.
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Nasi dopiisii
Sa vecerinke
East Chicago, Ind.

U subotu II. novembra iu-
goslavenski i bugarski Ogranci,
East Chicago Gary, Ind. odrza-
Ii su zajednicku vecerinku u
dvorani ma 1904 Deodar ST., Ind.
Harbor. Poseta je bila prilicna.
Nakon ukusne vecere koju SUI
spremile nase drugarice, drug
Anastasoff, urednik Rabotnices-
ke Prosvete, pozdravio je pri-
sutne sa kratkim govorom, ma
engleskom jeziku. Ukazao je da
mira ne moze biti pod kapita-
lizmom. Naveo je rama splet-
kalenja u Washingtonu, prema
kojima kapitalisticka Amerika,
slicno swim drugim kapitalistic-
kim zemljama, planira opste ma
oruzanje, veliku zavdusnu silu
mornaricu, koje ce, naravno,
opet ubrzo doci u sukob sa ne
kim drugim svetskim silama. Jer
kapitalizam ne moze postojati
bez ratova, besposlice opste a.
narhije.
Radnicka klasa Sc mora orga-
nizovati, rekao je dale govor-
mix, sa ciljem ostvarenja Soci-
jalizma, u kojem Sc nece proiz-
voditi "a prodaju profit nego
"a upotrebu. Nacela "a takvo
organizovanje pruza ucenje So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije u
obliku politicke industrijalne
organizacije. I samo tada &c cove
canstvo ostvariti mir, izobilje i
jednakost "a sviju.
Da bi prihod bio sto bolji sle-
deci drugovi SUI poklonili u hra-
nj:
G. Tosheff (u vrednosti) $500,
T. Stojcheff $500, Mike $3.50,
Spaseff $500, G. Magdic $500,
M. Brlas $4.00 i B. Golub $500.
cist prihod je bio $4,000.
Ogranak Sc zahvaliuje svima
prilagacima i posetiocima.
B. Gol,b, dopisnik.
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Zapisnik CentralnOg
OdbOra

Selnica Centralnog Odbora odrzana
II nedeliu 16 decembra 1915. II Central
nom Uredu, 3413 st. Clair Ave-, Cleve.
land, o. Prsutni: Mite, Tonic, Radie-
! movie, Stefanovi6 Scstok scepovic.
Otsntan 50 izvinom: Petrovic. Predse-
dava Tonic.
Korespodencija: Kopija pisma drugu
d. Culum, Montevideo, Urug., IL vezi sa
pretplatama drugim stvarima. Cd r.
Racka, New York, trazi da Sc salie po
pet primeraka RADNICKE BORBE ne.
deljno swim onim tlanovima, koiima su
poslati Kalendari, tie da Sc drug ~
Frantin, preselio drzavu New Jer
sey, zeli da ma dale ostane Clan
Ogranak New York. Usvaja Sc odgovor
sekretara Federacije. Cita Sc kopija pis.
ma drugu A. Misaku, Cincinnati, IL vezi
izvestaja drnga Tomica, te osetaniu
c. o. njihovom bnducem radu. Cd l..
p. Wettsteina. drzavnog sekretara s. l..
P. Ohio, da nasi Ogranci u Ohio izaberu
svoga predstavnika Il d. /. 0.
Cd Theo. Baeffa. sekretara Bugarsko
Fed. s. l.. p, trazi da nasa Fedcraciia
posalje svoga predstavnika m niihovu
konvenciiu, koia &c sc odrzlti II De
troitu, %, "a. % dcccmbra. Ia isto2
ie izabran drug Petar Cotic, Il "a "a
menika drug NJ. Kovat. Cd Viola y.
Tussey, Sekeijc Cleveland, trazi ia in
Sc ustupe prostorije Il. b. "a odrzava-
ME skoIa Traanii Sc udovoljava Oh
i. p. Wettstcina, drzavnog sekrctara :,
L. p. Ohio. Sale eek od $3.50 ~ pot
poru RADNICKE BORBE. Ii znak "a
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Polugodisnja sednica
Ogranka Cleveland

u utorak 8. januara 1896, O.
granak Cleveland odrzace svoju
polugodiSnju (prvo redovnu, pa
onda polugodisnju) sednicu u
stampariji Radnicke Borbe. Po-
cetak u 7::3O uvece.
Umoljavaju Sc svi funkcioneri
i odbori da prirede svoje polu-
godiSnje izvestaje "a istu. Tako-
die Sc umoljavaju svi clanovi da
po mogucnosti posete sednicu ma
vreme.
Milan Tonic,
organizator.
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STA NASLEDJUJE NOVA GODINA?

it'd. To je ma dnevnom redu We
hklh "demokratija'', koje SUI ve-
ollie rat protiv naci-faSizam, d..
bi mogle "usreciti" svet DO nil
hovom cefu! A pitanje ishra-
nJlvanja gladnih, golih i bezkuc-
nth masa sirom sveta, "a niib
Je deveta -.
Mi owe ocevidne cinjenice re-
kordujemo S narocitom svrhon
da pomozemo onim naivnim :
poverljivim radnicima, koii Sill
verovali da "demokratije" vode
rat protiv naci-fasizma, da bI
oslobodile nacije ispod okrutne
i CRUDE fasisticke vladavine, da-
lie i'm nezavisnost i dozvolile i'm
da one uspostave onakvu for
mu vladavine, kakvu one zele
te pruze i'm materijalnu pomoc
da podignu oporave svoje ra-
zorene opustosene ratom zem-
lie. Danas neka oni vide svoiirn
sopstvenim ocima - fizickim i
duhovnim - da sva obecanja na
strani "demokratija" behu lazns
j varljiva. Danas i'm moze biti
jasno, kad smo mi govorili i
pisali, da "demokratije" ne vode
rat "a slobodu i demokratska
prava nacija, nego radi osvaia-
MIA sveta "a svoje sebicne svr-
he, govorili smo istinu. Govorili
smo istinu, jer smo razumevalt
cinjenicu, da kapitalisticki pred
stavnici - bill oni "demokratskii"
iii nacisticki - moraiu raditi O.
mako, kako i'm nalazu interest
njihove plutokratiie.
Mi gornje cinjenice rekorduie-
mo i radi onih, koji SUI "a vreme
rata "a i danas) pomagali i'm
perijalisticke ciljeve "demokra-
tije", a koji Sc toboz nazivaiu
radnickim predstavnicima, oso-
bito stalinisti, mace 'komu.lis
ti''. Jer su oni bill Ca danas SUP
najvatrenije pristase "demokra-
tia. Sad oni, kao kroz zube,
procede svoie negodovanje pro-
tiv owe iii one akciie "demokrat-
skin" predstavnika. Ali jos uvek
u nadi da moze doci do trajnog
sporazuma izmedju Moskve, Lon
dona i Washingtona. Tako da Or
"velika trojica" mogla krojiti ka-
pu svetu - izdavati dekrete, po
kojina da Sc naciie uprav}jaiu,
a raia neka vuce kao i dosad-
Takve drustvene probleme ma
slediuie 1916. godina cd svole
prethodnice. S takvim je pro-
blemima suoceno radno covecan-
stvo u dolazecoj godini. Ostavih
te probleme da reSava kapiatlis-
ti6ka klasa sa svojim predstav-
nicima, tada &c ono (radno Co
vecanstvo) biti suoceno sa jos
tezim i zamrsenijim problemi-
ma; tada njegovo stanje bice JOS
gore, mizernije nesigurnije, ne
go sto ie danas!
Dosta je - i previse - bile
poverenja u vladajucu klasu, da
&c ona, sa svojim raznim agen-
TINA, nesto uciniti "a radnieku
klasu; da &c ona reSiti drustve-
ne probleme. Ona i kad bi htela,
ne bi in mogla resiti, jer je ona
postala nemocna. Postala je ne
mocna, jer je MEN sistem prezi-
veo drustvenu korisnost. Sve Sto
je zastarelo, sve sto je prezivelo
treba odbaciti i prihvatiti novo,
koje odgovara buducnosti, pro-
gresu dobrobiti covecanstva! So.
ciializam - niko drugi - u sta
niu ie resiti sve drustvene pro-
bleme ma opste zadovolistvo ce-
log drustva. On je NADIA cove
canstva!
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svetski kapitalizam. Ne pokazu-
ie Ii ovo nuznost da Sc radnicka
klasa sveta mora osloboditi ka-
pitalizma, ito sto pre-, dok le
nije kapitalizam prepolovio iii
uniStio do minimuma.
cak sada, nakon rata, svet
ina dovoljno sredstava da Sc po-
mogne svima gladnim boles-
MIN ma svetu. Socijalizam bi cd
jednom predupredio sva zla koja
Sc mogu spreeiti.