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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
By AL HEsHcsrRe



It's very long wsy from -.
to Java or 10 lndo-Ckias -.
you can bet that wee ne, q.
ting nearly al the -er,
what we DO ge, shows cls,..
that the thundercloads ere r,.,.
ing darker by The ttr ~
French. too weak FOR he -s~,.
70 re-establish their s,rorsss,|
en- Indo-china. have pessu,s.
The British to hold ihinzs ,or.A'
er ~ them. Il Low looks - III
the Japanese have been ASKED !,
The British TO nelp keep Is. y.
tisoss in line And !, aus; ii
strange sight 70 sec Indian,
o.:.cesed By white mer shoo,,,,
down Annami,es who van, 70 !.
tree.
Censorship is lighter thar srs
in India. and now b i slnor
impossible 70 ge, an s,rstr.,
news II seems clear ihoarA ~
the British plan 70 eon,inss d.
Old game Of imperisNsr Viii.
they Try 10 persuade ire wc,s
TO believe tina, Hl1e- -Nosls.
differences make il almost in.
peratiye that the English stay n
for another hundred years Or "a
sooner or later ans ne al.
vent Of the atomic hcrh helm
70 hasten the day sab,rrs,,s
and exploited peoples an csr
the earth Will provide such 1,
i.ood-letiing as canro, ror \.
imagined It's hard II lrsr,,
how western nations can 81 "a.
lid enough 70 e re- 'ry.rr {.
take everything away 'ren "a,
natives giving no.ss.s ii =.
turn. and expect fh- .xrc,t
races to 20 on li1.1g
There is by far TO much "a.
cism in this couttsg ta' yo4u
loi 70 admit tha, Ame4la il u,
only major power q sa,srly
give up colonial ssesslo.
end help the people ouss-na
70 establish their n9srerasn,s
That happened Id The Paaii9,ra
ard that one fact s shov,
tina, the great maicTis Arr.
cans actually heAes. = he %.
nocratic process our s co d
20 try 70 increase 'ts' number,
and AZ the same '.re aa'-pA,
and ou,-fight the matte .ascirs
>kTILDTGGERY At MORN:
The fashion ia p1t stsr
in Chicago Gary ard New Yvi
have egged on ,ort. es'vN
white and Negro students j
these three cities shows that Il,
hatemoHzers OF Amerla vii hes
itate az nothing L is amos, "a
heiievable that msn $40 Eensa
IN free country would Strike
thus at the schoo ise very
center Of preparat.0r hsl ihat
is exactly what is nos happening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

know that tasy are planning 70
move from r4ssing TO Killing ~
the time that we elect a president
IN 1915. ! know that they are plan
ming a mass fascist political party
with a blk gansrer army TO keep
Negroes. JeSs trade unionists. AMI
other decent feovle away from the
polls at that time. know that
they plan to seize our capital city
- tr.-.fo..trt v,hare alleged
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
OvERTONES 3


You might have thought inat
The unfa,oFable publicity given
10 the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revoiiion when they refused
10 permit Marian Anderson 20
sing In Constitution Hall IN
washington would have changed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
Living South :

II We doni get rid Of the pol clique in 1916.
we're likely 70 Be fighting IA Kllx Storm Troopers
all over he country In 1913.
I'm not trying 70 scare anybody and believe me.
I'm no, trying fo kd anybody But I've got my lines
deep inside the Khan and oiher jen-cussing, Negro
cussng fstkets tied np with the Kiuxers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
WHAT THH SHOOTING
is ALL ABOUT

On Java, one Of the smaller Of
the Dutch East Indies, the embat-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

the tovA to"tr"
minds. or that
the war would
have brought a
new outlook But
that isn't the
case It all as
witness the fact
that the same IS
sue is raised
about Hazei
scott w ell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
A SOLDIERS LIFE Is
NOT A HAPPY ONE

The British seem 10 take an
anxious view Of the native revolt
against re-establishment Of French
rule in Indo-China and Dutch rule
in Indonesia. Maybe IL will spread
70 British colonies. they think Adj
miral Lord Louis Mountbatten.
chief Of the Allied Soatheas. Asia
Command, is hurrying thousands Of
troops to "a h places, TO maintain
law and order"
Although the demand of English
soldiers TO be demobilized is Great
ing a political crisis in Great Brit
ain, the Empire seems TO roll on
like Tennyson's brook. whether
under Labor government or Tory.
The lot Of half the common men of
Britain between wars continues to
be one Of shooting down colored
people around the globe, as soldiers
in the Kings uniform. Hundreds
Of thousands Of these Englishmen
live their whole lives without learn
ing a useful trade.
DRAGON SEED LEFT
TO GROW IN ASIA
japanese soldiers would like to
20 home. too. but they are being
left where they may yet play an
important role in establishing Asia
for the Asiaiics. Dispatches inform
us that the Allies will not let the
Japanese government use japanese
ships 20 bring back home roughly
million and a half soldiers who
were left stranded by defeat
throughout southeast Asia.
These japanese soldiers, hating
the whites and having nothing to
lose, are already breaking disci-
pine. slipping out Of uniform, and
merging with the native popula-
tons. Loud charges are now being
made by Allied commanders that
the Japanese forces are also turn
ing over their arms and equipment
TO the native independence move
ments.
As instructors in the use Of mod
ern military equipment and in in
dustrial technology, these Japanese
can readily assume positions OF
leadership in places like Indonesla
and lndo-China. To do so, Of course.
they will have to give up the no
tons Of racial superiority and
Japanese Imperialism which took
them away from their own shores.
But they shosld find that easier
than 70 face the prospect of going
back 20 struggle with 90 million
others for existence on four rocky
isles.
WHAT THH SHOOTING
is ALL ABOUT
On Java, one Of the smaller of
the Dutch East Indies, the embat-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13

known pianist You remember
that Marian Anderson sang 10 a
rtcord-breaking crowd al the foot
a. the Lincoln Monument. and
thar Mrs Roosevelt resigned
frcn the OAR in protest against
,Aeir reAct.onary attitude Hazel
Sccrt "a by 10 means the great
ar,s, ina, Marian Anderson is.
but she doesn't deserve the raw
deal the Daughters insist on
cooking up
FIGHT ON USES:
one ., the biz gains made dar-
Ing The var was 10 establish a
rnifsd sistes Employment Sery-
lie THIS ending the sposy jim
crow direction % employment hy
tie several states In the face Of
a concerted drive 10 re-establish
state direction Senators Wagner
and Murray are introducing a
iiii 20 make permanent the fed
eral service instituted during the
War the new bin siipl.ates that
there is 10 be no discrimina-
ton II you haye any worth
while contacts in Washington,
HOW IS the time 70 work on them.
for return 20 state control of
,his important service will mean
that millions Of Negroes will
again be ny-passed on the JOB
question and won't even have a
chance at rssersal in the better
paving ,obs
1HE sTRIkE PICTURE;
You don't need 10 spend two
hours on a bus crawling up Fifth
avenue in New York City q
realize that strikes are increas-
ing daily. and that many more
are on the way. As this is writ
ten. $1,000 striking longshoremer
have tied up practically every
ship in New York Harbor 4 good
guess is that Mr Truman vii
soon ask FOR an all-aFolnd in
crease Of ten 70 fifteen per cent
in wages. and then put j; up ro
workers TO stay on the job until
seconyersion is at least well un-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-13
CURRENT
NOTES
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ftem>el,e- deal With aspects ~
race relations. Thu the Police
department IN ii. everyday con-
ierfs with citizens enforcing the
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PETLJANJE @ "SOCIJALNOM
JJREDJEN.UJ"

Novine, koje ne zastupaju neke narcotic
odredjene principe, ii. koje Sc izdaju radi
licnih materijalnih interesa njihovih posed
nika, obicno batrljaju kao pijan covek u
odnosu vaznih drustvenih pitanja. One tako
''tumace" drustvena uredjenja drustvene
dogadjaje, da bi Sc nekako, i ako tesko, to
"tumacenje" moglo 'objasniti" ma wise ma
Gina, koji SUI suprotni jedni drugima. "Hr-
vatski Svijet" je jedna cd takvih novina. On
cesto cini zamerke postojecem drustvenom
uredjenju, ali nigde Sc ne izrazava jasno
da je protiv MEGA. cesto Sc izrazava SIM
paticno prema novom, Socijalistickom poret-
ku, kojeg cak izbegava pominjati - ali nigde
ne kaze jasno da je "a Socijalizam.
U uvodniku "Amerika atomska bomba"
Cd S. oktobra, moze Sc nazreti da Sc "H S."
plaSi da bi razorna atomska sila rukama
postojeceg kapitalistickog poretka znacila
tragediju covecanstva. Ali nikako nece da
otvoreno osudi tai sstem. Evo kako on "osu-
djuje" ne osudjuje kapitalizam:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-18
Ve0ma lako '<resenie"

Amerikanski Srbobran, pod rubri-
kom "Ogledalo", ovako ''tumaci" danas-
Mi val strajkova:
~ America danomice nicu Straiko-
vi, kao pecurke posle kise! Svi su izgledi
da Sc oni nece resiti bez intervencije
drzave. | radnici poslodavci stole cvrs-
to kod svoiih gledista svako "a sebe
dokazuie da je pravu. Izgleda da ie
u pitanju san1o profit, jer poslodavci ne
&c da ga Sc odreknu, sem slucaiu da
i'm drzava dozvoH povecanje cena ma
proizvode, u kome sluGaiu bise ola Ii
pristanak da ma racun potrosaca na-
drugi zaboravliaiu da su oni dec tih
potrosaca."
Srbobranovo izlaganie iznudiava
jednu korekciju: Nije ta6no ola bi Sc
kapitalisti "odrekli" profita ako bi
pristali da pouise nadnicu. Takvom bi po-
visicom niihov profit tex bio olrnjen.
Ali prema njegovom mudrovaniu,
profit poslodavaca ne bi morao da bude
nj okrnjen povisicom nadnice - san4o
ako bi i'm drzava "dozvoIila" da tn po-
visicu prenesu ma "potrosace". Tako bi
radnici in1ali vecu nadnicu - kapi-
talisti neokrnien profit.
Vidite kako bi Sc lako nogla "re
siti" sadania razgorela borba iznediu
rada kapitala koje Sc kapitalisti wise
boje nepo sto su Sc bojai "faSisticke
agresiie"
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We pogodbu'.
Tu Srbobran podleze "zaboravu"
Sjedinjene Drzave su stare preko $50
godina, Izuzimajuci par poslednjih rat
nih godina, nikad pre- nije ova drzava
imala bilo kakvu kontrolu mad cenama
espapa Nikad pre- nisu poslodavci tre-
bali bilo kakvu menu "dozvolu' u toj
stvari. Zasto poslodavci nisu kroz till
$50 godina, do poslednjeg rata, predu-
predjivali iii zaustavljali radnicke straj-
kove - "povecanjem cena ma proiz-
vode'? Zasto su, mesto toga, upotreb-
laval svoje privatne drzavne zandare
"a razbiianje radnickih $trajkova - i
radnickih glava?
No ako Srbobranovo pamcenie ne
ide tako daleko, dovedimo ga blize kuci.
Kako stoiase stvar Sd nadnicama dru-
GIN cenarna "a vrene poslednjeg rata,
tojest "a vreme drzavne kontrole mad
NINA? y teoriji, nadnice Gene pro
izvoda" behu 'smrznute" y stvari. mad
nice sIcoro behu ''smrznute", a Gene
prOlZFOud tHe ldcuildJuci Olt Id
"blach market') - ne behu "sn1rznute'.
To priznaju sami drzavni organi
To &c da kaze da kapitalisti umeju
da podizu Gene bez drzavne ''dozvole"
i uprkos skoro "srnrznutim" nadnicama
- kad i'm stanje place to dopusta.
A ako i'm stanie place ne dopusta
da svoje Gene podizu, kao sto vec po-
stale pravilo cd zavrsetka rata ma ova~
mo, oni III ne mogu podizati - makar
da i'm to drzava "dozvoljava" makar
da su isto vrene prisiljeni da povi
suju nadnicu.
To pozivanie ma drzavnu "dozvo-
lu znaci samo bacanje prasine oci
radnika. .5.~j g
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bay zauze smeseci izraz primet Monsieur Tillyu:
= Ala je to prijatan covek, tai Monsieur Serbian!
Kazi man, molim te monsieur otkuda je on? Sta je
njegov rang? Mi Sc osecamo vanredno zanteresovani
L NIGGA Mi cemo biti radosni ako mas Sc obavest
tom predmetu
Molim te izvini mi Marchioness, odgovori
Monsieur Tilly - ovom monentu ia vrerne
preopterecen ne1nam vrenena da te obavestim pot
puno Monsieur Serdanu. On je castan covek moi
bliski pratelj ia dosao brzini da ii dostavm.
Madam, neke radje nepovoljne novosti - zlu stvar
koje je mas grad uprav sada teator.
- Sta je ma stvari monsieur? - capita Marcho-
ness - Abbot je utros prinetio prilieno uzbudjene
medju stanovnistvom Da Ii stvari zauzimaju grozan
izgled?
-Da, madam, postoj veko uzbudjenje Hagueu
Isto je rezltat dveju okonosti - jedna je, manevri
agenata Prnca Cd Orangea poglavce partie suprotne
partiji brace De Vita; druga je - oprosti, madam
otvorenos 1nojih reel druga okolnos jeste izvestaj
zverstvrna izvrsenim naSoj zemlji cd arma Louisa
XIV. Danas po Hagueu cirkulisu pisma il nekoliko
nasih provincial koje kraljevske trupe provalile
(Nastavice se.) z4x
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most hitnos predmeta bese apologize takav neuetiv
postupak.
Ime toga zla eoveka jeste Serbian. Nemoj "a
boravit, Marchioness, = saptase Abbot; on mora
biti jedan cd neprjatelja naseg kralja - takoder
neprijae svetog Isusovog Drustva Nemoj zaboraviti
njegovo ime = Serbian.
ia Gu Sc secati dobro, moi dragi Abbote; i bice
jos drugih ko &c to saznat. All, samo da smo mi
Francuskoj Lettre de cachet [zapecaceno pismo. u
vezi sa robjom] baclo bi tog bezobraznog coveka u
tamncu, b tarno spavao jos owe vrle noci nebi
wise nikada izasao van.
Mademoiselle Plouerne Sc zadubila u svoi sop
stveni niz misli, dok nena tetka Abbot izmenvahu
nekoliko rec niskim glasom, Monsieur Tilly pro-
duzavase dostavljanjem dnevne novosti Monsieur
Serdanu ko nakon sto ga e saslusao do kraja viknu
Ali to bi bilo strasno! Ne Ne Nemoguce je!
- Nakon sto sam ia tex saznao tesko da tu ina
mesta "a ikakvu dvojbu groznu nepravdu koia ie
gotova da Sc izvrsi - upade Monsieur Tilly = Ia
ostalo ia Gu sve saznati jednom statu tada cemo
sazvati sednicu saveta.
Ali Sta John De Witt nnisli svemu ovome?
- Oslanjajuc Sc ma nevinost svog brata i ma
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pravosudje tribunala, kako noze IL daleka nazret
takvo varvarsvo? ia Gu proslediti njegovoj kuci
kon sto dadem naredbu kavaleriji Haguea, kojom ia
komandujem ma koju Sc ia mogu osloniti, da bude
pripravna da uzme konje. ia predvidjam ozbiljnu
pobunu.
- ia Gu tebe sastati kod kuce John De Vita.
Tamo moja diva zemljaka il Brittane koe ia
zem MENU predstaviti Dok ii poreces iii potvrdis
tn strasnu vest koju 81 tex meni dostavo koju ia
jos uvek moran sunjati ia neeu nj jednu rec kazati
John De Wittu tom predmetu = odgovori Monsieur
Serbian.
II poklanjajuci Sc duboko pred Berthom Plouer-
mel: = Ako ia ne budem imao Cast nkada da te
sastanem opet, nademoiselle, ia Gu uvek ocuvat ia
najdirljvja secanja uzvsenost tvojih osecaja. Ali
ako te sastanem opet, ia Gu dozvot sebi da te pot
setim pemenite reci koje 81 izricala korist po-
tistenh.
Kada bese gotov da napusti sobu, Monsieur Serbian
rece Monsieur Tillyu: - ia Gu te ocekivah pre-
bivalistu John De Vita. Nemoj odlagati.
- ia gu biti tarno uhrzo Gin Sc prime mole
redbe, -odgovori Monsieur Tlly.
Nakon odlaska Monsieur serdana, Madam Trem-
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KAMPANJA "a MILITARIZA-
CIJU AMERIKE

U sredu 10. oktobra New York 'Times"
ie obelodanio encklopedijskil izvestaj sefa
Vojnog staba Sjedinjenih Drzava, generala
George c. Marshalla. Izvestaj je "a poslednje
dive godine militarnih operacija, a zauzima
jedanaest po stranfca u pomenutoj novini
Svrha izvestaja nije neizbezno bila da
Sc obavesti javnost n1ilitarnim operacija-
ma; uspesima promasajima "a poslednje
re godine dana kako Sc to nastoji prikaza-
IT, Svrha je bila, glavnorn, ola Sc potstakne
i "opravda" militarizacija Amerike. Poslednji
dec wise cd jedne novinske stranice -
bavi Sc islsljucivo "potrebi" ustanovljenja
prisilnog militarizma. s.
Da bi 'opravdao' militaristicke planove
americkog kapitalizma, potrebno je bilo IL
nett sve detalje "pouke" ovom ratu
Otuda je tai kilometricni, iii enciklopedijski
ratni izvestaj Marshall navpdi nebrojene
primere kako je amerieka vojska mornarica
morala cekati i podnositi japanske udarce,
a ostali americki saveznici, udarce Hitlera i
Mussolinija, zbog toga sto AmeEika nije bila
pripravna. Da je bila pripravna, kaze on,
mnogi americki zivoti su mogi biti postedjeni
i mnogo materijalno bogatstvo sacuvano.
Ovo SUI "razlozi' radi kojih Amerika treba
prisini militarizam buduee.
0O6a bi zastrasio nacijH sto wise, tako
je nagnao militant pakao kapitalizma, on
navadja razne faze razvitka ubojnih sred-
stva, ukazujuci ma razvitak bombi, koje su
samom pocetku rata varirale cd 20 do
1000 funti tezine. Docnije su povecane do
$4,000 funti JOS kasnije, do $4,000 funti da
SUI sada "Air ordnance enzineri nacrtai
bombu koja tezi 100000 funti" Slican pro-
gres je ucinjen u avijatici, arti7eriji, more
plovstvu mehanizovanoj arnAiji. kaze da-
lie:
'Takav ie nacin rata dvadesetom veku.
Ako ova nacija ikada bude opet ratu,
pateci kao Sto je ovom ratu, upropascujuci
lnapad -propelovanih oruzja sa eksplo-
zivnom snagom kao nasa sopstvena atomska
bomba, ona Iowa nacija] &c l1rvaviti patti
do tacke uniStenja, osin 4akoI mi mognemo
odaslati arnije Iudi u neprijateljske baze
operacija da preuzmemo polozaje sa kojih
oni cine svoje napade." oa>
Argumenat, ako je istinit, podnesen je
narcotic il razloga da Sc ubedi narod u
'potrebu" naoruzanja j vojne1 konskripcije.
Istina je, da &c buduci rat unistavati skoro
potpuno sve zaracene nacije. Istina je da
&c razorna sredstva, ukljucujuci atomsku
moe, biti mamie wise jednako u posednistvu
svih vecih kapitalistickih nacija. Istina je,
takodjer, da &c militarno oruzano slabije
nacije, u slucaju rata, biti u stanju naneti
skoro nepamcenu stetu, svojim jakim ne
prijateljima pre- neg sto kapituliraju A mai
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Zakon mad ZakOnima

I nadnicama cenama drugih es-
papa upravlja jedan zakon koji ie da-
leko mocniji Cd kapitalista Cd drzave
cd radnika - Zakon Ponude Traz-
ME.
Kad je traznja danog espapa VEGA cd
ponude, cena mu skace; kad je mania cd
ponude, cena mu pada. Tako mozemo
da imamo espape kojima cena isto
creme skace kad drugim espapima pada
Kad je ovakav slucaj, kapitali Sc sele
IL proizvodnje espapa niskih cena u
proizvodnju espapa visokih cena. Tako
Sc zaustavlja padanje izradjuje oporav-
ljanje cena prvom slucaju - tako
Sc zaustavlja skakanje izradjuje spu-
stanje cena drugom slucaju. Kad SUI
kapitali preplavili svaku granu proiz-
vodnje, oni SUI sve veeu ponudu svc
MANU- traznju svakog espapa, sa stall
MIN padanjem svih cena, ucinili pravi-
lom Kad je dosla dovde, kapitalisticka
proizvodnja je ma putu propasti
Ali dobro je poznato da kapitalisti
mOSu Ga tTenutIlO OHletdJu HOl1Ildllio
poslovanje Zakona Ponude Traznje
rozveltijanskim unistavanjem masa
"proizvoda" majmunisanjem sa vred-
noscu dolara, kao vandalskim unista-
vanjem i proizvoda proizvodjaca po-
mocu svemirnih ratova.
Isto tako radnici mogu pomocu
valjanih strajkova da trenutno podizu
svoje nadnice uprkos Zakonu Ponude
Traznje (]koji je danas, izuzimajuei vre-
me rata, uvek protiv njih) - bez OBJ
zira ma to da Ii pijaca drugih espapa
dopusta iii ne dopusta kapitalistima da
podizu Gene svojih espapa.
No ii uspesi radnika kapitalista
tex su trenutni Sistem nadnica dru-
9Th cena nema wise uslova "a zivot Rad
nicka klasa mora da unisti kapitalizam
i uspostavi Socijalizam! L. P.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-18
ill
SELJACKI ZAKON.

Sa orgnalnog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sedananaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda Ill "Istorijo jedne proeterske porodce kroz
veooue." Prica Vekkom Monarhu.
). Is.
Sa prili6no iznenadjenja reci, Mademoiselle
Plouernel bese prpravna da zatraH cd stranca
jasnjene, kada je Monsieur lilly usao prostorie.
Novodoslica izgledase da e zrv zestokog uzbudjena
Njegovo lice zgedase preplaseno, hod bese sxoro
poticajan. Onog momenta, dakako kada primeti pri-
sustvo stranca, pohita k njemn govoreci
= Monsieur Serbian, da liti znas Sta Sc deSava u
gradu? -
Il uzimajuti stranca ma ,stranu Monsieur Tilly
govorise niskim glasom Monseuru Serdanu nekoll1o
minuta, nakon sto Sc uljudnos izvinuo Marchonessi
sto vrs privatni razgovor njenom prisusvu ozbilj