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Evening star., 1946-09-27
Atomic Commission
Prepares 10 Reopen
A-Bomb Problem
BY the Assoeioted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Sept
27-Encouraged by a last-minute
Russian decision which made
possible unanimous vote on a
subcommittee report, the United
Nations Atomic Energy Commits
sion today prepared to reopen
the whole broad question of in
ternational control of the atom
bomb.
The first actual step in setting
machinery going will be taken next
Wednesday when the No. 2 (politi.
caD- Committee receives the much
discussed report which won blanket
approval yesterday in the Commits
sion's Scientific Committee. This
move was expected to lead to early
sessions of the commission itself.
The 12-nation commission, still
standing apart on the United States
and Russian plans, has been in
recess since July, when it asked the
scientists to draft report on the
technical aspects of the question
For the last three weeks the COM
mittee has been marking time while
the Soviet representative awaited
Moscow's approval of the report.
Casts Affirmative Vote.
When the showdown came Prof.
S. P. Alexandrov of Russia cast an
affirmative vote, but appended a
statement that the reports con-
clusions were hypothetical and con-
ditional." He based his stand on
the contention that the committee
had at its disposal limited and in
complete information"
Bernard M. Baruch, United States
delegate to the commission, termed
the unanimous decision "a forward
motion in our deliberations" and
added:
Now let's get on with the main
business of the adopt
ing a formula to prevent and punish
the improper use of atomic energy
This will be a giant stride toward
peace"
Disagreement Still Exists.
Aside from the fact that all ma
tions had been able to agree, some
delegations privately questioned eX-
actly how far ahead the report
would move the whole problem. The
22-page report, which will be made
public next week, was admittedly
non-controversial and these delega-
tions held that the major issues of
control and inspections still found
the United States and Russia in
marked disagreement.
Meanwhile, the U. N. Economic
and Social Council voted II to /
to exclude Franco Spain from par
ticipation in the new International
Control Commission for Narcotic
Drugs. Great Britain was the only
nation backing the inclusion of
Spain and the United States lined
up with Russia in the majority.
The Council also heard DR.. Lev
Medved, delegate of the Soviet
Ukraine, suggest that behind U. N.
proposals for the economic recon-
struction of Europe was possibly a
"capitalistic" plan for creating
profits and making small countries
dependent on those aiding them.
He made his statement in rejecting
a British proposal for establishing
an international grid for economic
redistribution of electric power in
all European countries.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
ketch Cruises World

Ernesto Uriburu, Argentine scien-
tist, is cruising the waters of the
world in his 30-ton ketch, the
Gaucho. making a documentary film
and meteorological, oceanographical
and ethnographical observations, for
a book he will publish in English
and Spanish.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Nuremberg Trials Convince
Germans of Nozis' Guilt

BERLIN, Sept. 27 (P,.-A public
opinion survey conducted by the
American Military Government in
dicated today most Germans believe
the 81 defendants at Nuremberg are
guilty of planning the war and al
most half expect death sentences fol
the accused.
The trials are serving the intend
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ITALY'S NEW DUCE?
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asked a friend what had become of
them. That's simple" he replied.
The poor who live in the slums
Behind the colonnades trap and
eat them"
If the new Fascism wins out,
history will be repeating itself.
just Is years ago last month
Mussolini convened the FIRST
Fascist Congress at Rome. Or
ganized amid Italian anger at I'm
favorable peace terms and capital
izing on unemployment, imitation,
strikes and riots. the Fascists re-
cruited thousands of desperate
men. Before another year had
passed, Mussolini's armed squad
risfi marched on the capital and
made him Prime Minister.
Authorities now recognize that
we may well take warning from
those events. II am only stating a
sober fact when say that the
general economic conditions that
originally gave rise to Fascism
exist in Italy today" DR.. Lauchlin
Currie. former assistant to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and a specialist in
Italian affairs. recently declared
after a two-months' visit.
Just as after World War I,
Italians are outraged at the pros
pect of a peace settlement which
will deny Italy control of Trieste
and Fiume and may strip her of
her colonies. France has already
shipped off pieces of her northern
border. Italians feel that their
declaration of war against Ger
many and their substantial con-
tributions to Allied victory - an
Evening star., 1946-12-08

chair smoothin' out the folds in her
handkerchief an I noticed she had
had it folded three-corner wise. l
looked back at my paper, not
wantin' her to catch me thinkin'
also, that it didn't seem so long
ago when we was changin' didees
an wonderin' if the kids would
ever grow up.
HE gals came back in, lookin'
fresh an cuddly the way young
'uns can manage so easy. Then
some car lights hit the window.
They both gave their mother a
peck. Then they rushed over to
my chair an did the same to me,
an said somethin' cute and sassy
an was gone.
After a while got a funny
notion. went an got the Missus'
slippers an come an knelt down
an put 'em on her feet an took
her shoes back to the bedroom.
An I'll be Rip~Yan Winkle's
uncle if l didn't fancy the Missus
as Cinderella an myself as Prince
Charmin'i -WAllY BOREN
Evening star., 1946-12-08

A MAN sure hates to get caught
n bein' sentimental. would
rather be caught robbin' the poor
box than let anybody see me kissin'
my own Missus' picture.
So when / tell you about last
night, don't you laugh at me or
maybe I'll get embarrassed an
take a poke at you!
My two gals was dishin' up
squeals an giggles an chatterin'
about movies an the radio an
boy friends an all the stuff you
sort of get resigned to when you
have grown-up daughters.
l just sat there in the livin'
room wishin' l had my slippers on
while the other half of my mind
was tryin' to absorb a couple O.
details in the paper.
l DON'T suppose I noticed when
the gals left to 60 change their
clothes to be all prettied up when
the boy friends come. 1t just some
how got quiet an l lost interest
in my readin'.
The Missus was sittin' in her
Evening star., 1946-12-08

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Evening star., 1946-12-08

entire feet. six army divisions and
hundreds of millions of dollars in
food and services - should be ade-
quately recognized.
As in 1921, there is imitation,
and widespread unemployment.
Italy-a nation of only IS, ,OOO, 900
- has more than 2,2OO. 900 unem-
ployed. Strikes and riots are on
the increase. In Rome this fall,
thousands of angry job-seekers
stormed the Viminale Palace, seat
of the government, fighting off
tanks and smashing furniture.
Police later found proof that two
ex-Fascists were the instigators of
this uprising. As in 1921, the gov
ernment is powerless to prevent
revolts.
HomsznA3e Donsbg
OUT OF all this, Giannini's Com
mon Man Front" may emerge as
the dominant party in Italian
politics. On the October % ami
versary of the March on Rome,
thousands of Fascists this year
celebrated with black flags and
homemade bombs.
In almost every way, CugI-
ielmo Ciannini impressed me
as another II Duce. Known as a
third-rate playwright, he became
editor of a film magazine in 1926.
He was not yet a member of the
Fascist Party. although he flooded
Party Secretary Achille Starace's
office with letters like this: "In all
his journalistic activity. the un-
dersigned has given constant proofs
of comprehension of and devotion
to the. movement created by the
journalist Benito Mussolini, and
within the limits of his capacity
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1946-12-08
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first scratchy tickle" Get
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Evening star., 1946-12-08

enti6c prescription-type formula of
proven cough-relief ingredients used for
years by the medical profession. Smith
Brothers bring quick. long-lasting relief
in important ways:
Eass ihroof tickle
sooshe row, irrifated
q msmbruns.
Help loosen phIssm
Safe! No narcotics. Let children enjoy
Smith Brothers freely. They love the
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nike bar u odnosu stalnog, i
prekovremenog rada, koji je O.
mogutavao neSto vecu j nepre-
kidnu najamnicu. Pod ovakvim
okolnostima nj radnici Sc ne SITS
kaju 20 nekoliko porodica u
jednu dastaru kao u krizi. "a
htev "a stanove postaje sve veci.
/ konacno, mi BE nalazimo u jed
moi velikoj stanbenoj krizi. Is
tina je, ova kriza nece biti duga
veka, ali ona' je tn sada. Sta
wise, kriza &c Sc brzo okrenut;
ma drugi nacin imacemo wise
stanova nego musterija koji da
III kupe iii iznajme.
Kroz sve owe ratne godine.
realestate kompanije i ostali po-
sednici stanova, neizmerno su
Sc koristili s tom oskudicom. Ne
samo da move kuce nisu prav-
ljene, nego nj stare nisu poprav-
ljane, bar ne ma njihov racun.
Da bi imali ikakve stanove, iii
donekle pristojne stanove, rad
nici su morali sami popravljat,.
bojadisati doterivati tudie ku-
&c, bez da i'm posednici cato pla-
te. Argumenat koji su posednici
podnosili kirijasima bio je tai
da drzava, koja je stavila tavan
ma stanarinu, ne dozvoljava po-
dici stanarinu i da oni zbog toga
ne mogu niSta trositi ma poprav-
ke. Iznajmljivacu estate da sam
popravlja iii da Sc sell ma ulicu.
Znajuti da stanova nema, oni su
radje popravljali stanove sami.
Nathan Straus administrator
United States Housing Authori-
ty cd 1897 do 1892, napisao je
jedan clanak u casopisu "The
Nation" pod naslovom '''These
men block housing" Ii ljudi ko-
je ona navodi da sprecavaju IL
gradjivanje kuca jesu celia jed
ma grupa clanova kongresa koji
rade u sporazumu sa traznim
realestate kompanijama. Oni su
sprecili izgradjivanje klica pri
kraiu rata, sa niskim cenama.
|rda, bi Sc. pcistile 4slanl"d distrikti.
Evo nekih cd tih ljudi kom-
panija: Predstavnik Albert Gore
(D) IL Tennessee, Fritz Lanham
(D) il Texas-a, Wigglesworth
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Filipinska Ostrva

Vest New York "Times"-u II
Mantle cd 10. januara javlja da
Sc u ovom gradu odrzala pro-
testna skupstina, sastojeci Sc cd
158 americkih vojnika. koji re-
kose da predstavljaju $4,000
vojnika u toj okolici. Protest je
bio protiv smanjivanja odlaga-
MIA demobilizacije.
Grupa je usvojila rezoluciju
koju namerava podneti Sekreta-
ru Rata kao protest.
Slicni protest. su izvedeni u
Nemackoj.
ako owl protest. nemaju nj
kakvog revolucionarnog znacaja,
oni ipak nisu po volji ameriekoj
vladajucoj klasi. voinici Sc usu-
disc protiviti Sc militarnim od-
redbama. To je zlo, sa tacke gle
dista vladajuce klase. Voiniei
moraju biti apsolutno pokorni
podnositi sve nevolje.
Same "pobune" sadrze mnoge
druge implikacije. Jednom otpo-
cell sa protestima, oni bi mogli
lei sve dale, izvadjaiuci razne
druge proteste konacno pobu-
ne, odricajuci pokoravanje. Ka-
da do toga dodje, u slucaju rata.
S takvim voinicima nemoguce je
poci u rat. Oni ne bi hteli rato-
vati. Sta wise, medju NINA bi
Sc mogla prosiriti revolucionar-
ma propaganda, iii Socijalisticka
prosveta, da su svi danaSnii ra-
tovi kapitalisticki ratovi; da su
"demokrat'ja", "sloboda," "naci-
zam" "fasizam", tex razne pre-
ware, "a koje, iii protiv kojih,
Sc oni trebaju boriti.
Uplasen ovom pojavom, kon-
gres je vec poduzeo mere da sc
tstvar ispita.
Posto je cd vojnika, dobro je
j ovoliko.
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Try IL Massachusetts,, Taber (R)
liz New Yorka it'd. A kompanije
koje pisac pominje jesu, Nation
al Home Building Association,
dji je predsednik rekao da su
"Drzavne kuce nista drugo ne
60 socijalizam";; National Asso-
cation of Real Estate Boards;
United States Savings and Loans
League it'd. Pisac takodjer kaze
da je kongresna lobby" puma
realestate advokata slugana o.
viii kompanija, koji potkupljuju
i nagovaraju drzavnike da po-
raze zakone koji Sc NINA ne
svidjaju da proturuje onakve
kakvi Sc NINA dopadaju, medju
kojima su i uspesna nastojanja
da Sc drzavu oduvrati cd Cradle
MIA novih kuca, koje bi NINA
konkurisale.
"Ono sto pojedini kapitalisti
nece," rekao je Frederick En-
gels, mi njihova drzava to me-
&c. Ako otuda pojedini kapitalis-
ii osudiuju nedostatak stanova.
koji tesko da Sc mogu zado-
biti cak j povrsno da poprave
svoje strahovite posledice, onda
nj kolektiDni kapitalista, drza-
va, nece uraditi mnogo wise"
u gornjem opisu, Sta Sc desa-
va u Washingtonu, moze Sc vi
deti da je sama drzava kroz
svoje drzavnike koji asikuju So
stanbenim profitasima, saucesnik
IA drustvenom zlocinu - osku-
dici u stanovima. Tako zahteva-
lu interest poledlnlh kapltalls-
Ia, pa otuda interest celokupne
kapitalisticke klase, CHA je dr.
lava izvrsni odbor.
Ali ko patti cd owe nestaSice
u stanovima? Sigurno ne kapi-
talisticka klasa- Ona uvek ina
stanova previse, bila oskudica
u stanovima iii ne. To je jedina
radnicka klasa koja patti. Stano-
vi koje poseduju paraziti j live
u NINA cesto SUI toliko veliki
da bi moglo nekoliko, mozda de-
setak, radnickih porodica nasta-
Pniti se u fje<lnom, koji zanzi1najn
dive, tri iii 6etiri osobe, sa ne
koliko slugana, koji vecinom Ii
We u garazima iii podrumima j
ma tavanima. To je radnicka kla-
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samo Savet Sigurnosti "oruza-
nu silu," nego i celu Organiza-
ciju Ujedinjenih Nacija. Konae-
no tako &c j biti.
Tu su mnoge nemogucnOsti
pred konferencijom. Mir Sc ne
moze odrzati nj samim nemi-
rom. Niti on sada postoji. Gra-
nice Sc ne mogu zadovoljavaju-
ce uspostaviti. Kontrolisanje "a
tomske sile takodjer je memo
guce. Niti Sc mogu velike sile
sloziti. Sve sto konferencija mo-
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Stanbeno pita1je

sa koja nema dovoljno stanova,
nj onda kada i'll najviSe ina.
Ova situacija je dobro dosla
posednicima kuca, koji su pri-
pomogli da ona dodje, kao Ao je
dobrodosla i celoj kapitalistickoi
klasi koja Sc slozila sa svojim
drugovima u prvoj kategoriji,
bar IL diva razloga. Provo je Il
tome Sto su "a ovih nekoliko rat
nih godina posednici kuta uspe-
Ii iznajmiti najistrosenije koli-
be "a "tavansku" cenu, zgrcuci
ma tai nacin ne samo ogromne
profile, nego skoro sve sto je do
lazilo bio je cist profit. Drugo.
navikavanje radnika ma lose sta
move nisku kiriiu dobro dolazi
celoj kapitalistickoj klasi. u ko-
liko Sc radnici wise naviknu da
live jeftinije u toliko oni moeu
lakSe snizavati najamnicu. Ka-
pitalistickoj klasi nije u intere-
su da radnici live u cistim pri-
stoinim stanovima. Ma isti nacin
oni &c uciniti sve Sto mogu da
nav;knu radnike ma mamie j
loSiju hranu, razonodu, odeln
it'd, jer to bi omogucilo kresanie
najamnice ma veliko. Tako bi
standard zivota bio snizen do
minimuma, a plod usavrsene pro-
izvodnje, kao opsti porast pro-
duktivnosti radnika, isao bi ne
izmerno u korist poslodavaca -
parazitskog elementa u drustvu.
u ostalom, stanbeno pitanje
nikada nece resiti kapitalizam.
Kao sto smo istakli, tai problem
postoji u kapitalizmu u oba slu-
GAIA, ne zbog toga sto ina, iii
nema stanova nego zbog toga sto
je radnicka klasa izrabljena
nije u stanju kupovati, pa cak nj
iznajmljivati stanove. - :
Socijalisticko drustvo nece pa
titi nj cd owe name kapitalizma.
u njemu &c svi imati stanove -
ciste, moderne, prostrane pri-
stojne u svakom pogledu. Tamo
Sc nece gledati ma profit, niti
&c on postojati, nego ma dobro-
bit svih tlanova druStva. ;,
Obmisljajte radnici o razlici
kapitalizma i Socijalizma j ma
ovom pitanju.
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V.AzNE VESTI.
Nastavak sa l. strane)

Ma prvom mestu, nema te
sile ma svetu koja bi mogla
z a d ovol javajuc i srediti
granice. Ve k e sile, ako bi
Sc m o 6 medjusobno slo-
ziti, mogle bi prisiliti male sile
da prime ono Sto i'm Sc dade. Ali
Sta ce biti ako sc velike sile ne
mognu pogoditi oko raznih gra-
MICA j sierra uticaja? Ko ce njih
prisifti? One mogu rabbit ne
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NAsE PARTIJSKO STANOv1sTE

Soc'jalsticka Radnieka Partja nikada odstupa cd
'stine dd bi stuorla prjatea nada proaje uariti
zabtudu da ne b stvoria neprjatelja
So cUTston veronn u leonacnu pobedu ide suojim
puten, nepokolebana sabicskom eznjom prDremenom
korscu Ona, uvek radi posteno uerjuG &C.
neusrasOoj nezauisnos jeinstvo njene surhe kon
nadahnuta osuoj kraju krajeva postovanje povere
ME onh koe ella kop6ati jedno kasnosuesno navalno
telo
Njena propaganda sastoji samo prosueciuanju,
pee organizouanju radnicke klase osvaanje vtas
popuno obnranje kapitaza Dok zadaca izvrs
ona &c stajati kao stena budna paziva ustupajuc
ni$ta.
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ze uciniti jeste da malo odlozi
neizbezni novi rat, "a kojeg Sc
vic svi spremaju.
u kapitalizmu ne moze bltl
mira.
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kroz Partiju i FedeTaciju

Da su radnici nezadovolini s
danasnjim stanjem stvari, mai
jasniji je dokaz strajkovi. cita-
WI ovu zernlju su zahvatili rad
nicki strajkovi kao rasplamteii
polar. Oni Sc svakodnevno sire,
j ako ovim tempom produze, u
skoroj buducnosti &c ul.ociti ci-
tavu zemaljsku proizvodnju.
Ne strajkuju radnici cato sto
vole, nego zbog toga sto su pri-
siljeni nuzdom okolnosti. Njiho-
We sadanje plate, kad Sc uporede
sa zivotnim namirnicama, pre-
malene su, jer S NINA ne mogu
da vezu kraj krajem Predstav-
nici kapitalisticke klase, zajedno
S "radnickim" vodjama, nastoje
swim svojim silama, ako ne
da potpuno dokoncaju radnicke
strajkove, a ono bar da sprece
Sirenie istih. No svi dosadanji
pokusaji promasise.
U ovoj ocajnoj borbi ma stra-
nj radnika, nasa Partija, ako
ne zagovara strajkove, pozdrav-
liza njihovu borbu, jer to je znak
da &c nestati robovanja, kako We
liki Daniel De Leon rece:: Rad
mix ma strajku, koji Sc ozbiljno
i posteno vodi, ispunjava coveka
odusevljenjem. On je jamcevina
da &c robovanje jednom ipak
pasti. Samo su onom robu uga-
sene sve made, koji Sc ne buni
protiv svoga gospodara, koji ku-
kavicki savija vrat pod bicem i
podmece drugi obraz kada ga
biju po jednom. u tom smislu
mi cd S. L. P. pozdravljamo da-
nasnju borbu americkih radnika.
Ali S. L. p. nije skrstila svoje
ruke pa mirno posmatra ovu
borbu americke radnicke klase,
vec kroz svoju stampu, lite
raturu, a osobito putem letaka
Il radiiskih govora, istice cinje-
nicu da radnici ako ogranice svo-
ju borbu ma same strajkove,
ia njihova borba nece i'm do
nett ono sto je NINA potrebno.
rOna i'm nece stvarno trajno
poboIjsati svoje ekonomsko sta
ME, a jos mamie doneti i'm pot
punu istisku slobodu!
Ako radnici hoce da Sc OSLO
bode najamnog ropstva, tada, sa-
;glasno Marksovoj lozinci, oni ne
smeju ograniciti svoju borbu ma
strajkove, nego oni moraju is
pisati ma svojoj zastavi ''uniste-
ME najamnog ropstva."
u ovom smislu i u ovom duhu
IS. L. P. danas govori Strajkuju-
elm i nestraikuiucim radnicima.
Da bi S. L. P. dosla do sto veceg
broia strajkujucih i ne strajku-
'jucih radnika, ona rasturuie o.
gromnu kolicinu svojih letaka-
wise nego ikad u svojoj istoriji,
fiskIucujuci izborne kampanje.
Ona takodje danas odrzava ra-
dijske govore, koji imaju wise u
pliva ma radijske (radnicke) slu-
saoce, nego ikad ranije. Ia ovo
su dokaz mnogobroina pisma,
koja prima Nacionalni Tired 5. L..
p, u kojim .radnici izrazavaiu
svoja slaganja sa nasim rad'js-
kim govorima, te traze wise oba-
vestenia o programn ucenju
nase Partije.
Pre- neki dana doSao je Il mas
ured iedan mas simpaticar, da
obnovi svoiu pretplatu ma RAD
NIcKU BORBU i dade svoj pri-
log "a Novogodisnji Darak Rad
ni6ke Borbe, pa nam prica kako
mu je jedan radnik u tvornici
gde radi, rekao da je slusao dru-
ga A. A. Albaugh-a, koii ie 60
vorio preko lokalne radijske sta
nice Wink, te da mu Sc govor
jako dopao, rekavsi: "Niegove ar
gumente [argumente druga Al
baugh-a] nj topovima niko ne
moze rabbit"
To je doista pohvalna ocena'
Jer doista niko ne moze pobit;
logicne i naucne argumente S.
L. p, niti memo stanoviste. Sv;.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17

kukavicki cuti, kao da se4to ME
i ne tice.
Kakav je upecatak ucnaio ra-
dijski govor druga Albaugh-a mo-
gorepomenutog radnika, takavx.
pecatak cini i ma druge mnage
radnike. Jer kad ne bi tak0 bsaa.
mas Nacionalni Ured ne bi p1i@
milo onolika pisma, koja prinfsa
cd radijskih slusaoca.
U ovakvoj situaciji svaki mas
clan i svaki mas simpaticar tne-
ba da je aktivni, osobito pri ras-
turivanju partijskih leatka, jer
kroz njih i radijske govore raj
lakse j najuspesnije mozemo do
ci do velikog broja radnika. Pa
kodje nasi clanovi simpatieari-
trebaju da, prema svojim mo
gucnostima, prilazu svoje dobrp-
voljne priloge "a Radijski Fond
tako da bi nasa Partija Moga
sto wise iznajmiti radijskih sta
MICA i preko njih govoriti anne
rickoj radniGkoj klasi o nuzn5sti
organizovanja ne "a strajkova-
ME, vec "a uzimanje, drzaaief1
operisanje zemaljskih industrija
u korist radnika - u korist dy1sS-
tvai
Buduci su eelicni radnisi Sd
glasali da izadju ma strajk, aEo
celicni magnati ne udovolje fji-
hovoj traznji, ii. povise pH
mas Ogranak Youngstown, @bsa-
duel u njegovom mestu nurse
licna industrita, ciji ce radMcis
izaci ma strajk, ako -dod5e 10
strajka, on je, kako mas jeS11E
gov organizator izvestie, dNa
Busdon, ma svojoj prosloj sedmsb
o tome raspravljao, kake j rla $
koji nacin da rasturi sto vetu hD-
licinu partijskih letaka. Jer+ sss@
INA da "a vreme strajkova, Iao
nici RADIO primaju eita51 1,sse-
letake, kroz koje Sc zapozna5uzS
partijskim stanovistem prenssr
Strajkovima drugim radnif sins<
pitanjima.
Plapiranu akeiju naseg 0gfsss-
ka Youngstown odusevagenJeHs-
pozdravljamo. Jer ovo je-zssz.
da nasi drugovi u YoungstovF.s~
pravilno shvacaju znaeaj daHz
ME situacije, te zadatah nase
Partije u istoj. Danas je deasear-
ozbiljna situacija, kojoj raj na,-
ramo posvetiti sve nase sifs
sposobnosti, tako da bi jessAsss-
null nase kanale- u koliie lAa-
demo wise aktivniji, tolik0Ee-
mo je wise iskoristiti Ia siassr
svrhu.
u proslom broju pisaii snso
O vrednom odanom radu lfe9e*
simpaticarke Elizabeth cavriessa
njenom nastojanju da dobaje soh
wise novih pretplatnika ma nasH
novinu. l ovog puta zelimos1ss
kordovati, da je owe nede6ePus
slala jednu novu pretplatu szfGe
RADNIcKU BORBU.
Rad simpaticarke cavrienea-
mo da moze da posluzi ka0an-
bar primer nasim ostalim SIM
paticarima, nego cak j nasin efa-
novima. Men uspesni rad re mo-
ze Sc pripisati njenoj veeoj spo-
sobnosti, nego sto je posedu5u=
drugi nasi simpaticari, vee n5e-
moi odlucnoj wolff i pregafastvs:'
Znaci, kad bi ostai nasi sinapa-
ticari ii clanovi) bill odiuenir
i cesce ISL u agitaciju, da biz
oni wise dobili novih pretpaSaS
prodai wise nase literature lavf-
Sc usmeno obavestili radniha
Sve zavisi cd rada. Nista Sc ne
postize bez rada, a osobito rasf
revolucionara. Njihov je rad naF
tezi, ali istovremeno i naiplense-
nitiii. Uvek je rad pionera hn
teak, zamoran i izlozen sn1et
MAMA opasnost;ma. I kad 7ees=
nom oni prokrce put, otkios'e
klade smetnja, tada je masaEsas'
lako lei napred.
Krcimo put kroz dzunglu IA
pitalizma, osvetluiuci ga Mafk-
Lo-nolccniSficlxom SV&4lt5.