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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Light R0in Saves City Any Mish0ps
 Street Dept. Trucks ceIIOd
 Into Action

NStfeets afid sidewalks were ic6z
 eatiied this morning after fa1l N SHOW and slet last night Travel Eng conditions were extremely hazS afd0us oil over the city, btit ( morning faii of light faifi eased tlie danger somewhat as it s0ftened tfIe snow and sieet into Sush.
 Sanding trucks of the Street De- wnftment were busy during the night Assistant Superintendent Of Streets James McMafiof reported that 10 trucks were being ttsed Co sand hiiis and busy intersections.
 Authorities were hopeful tfiat the temperature w0t1d stay aboVe the freezing mark, Otherwise, they fear. cd, there would be grave danger 6f motor vehicle and pedestrian acci~ dents. The Weathef Btreau pre- dicted rain and milder weather through the day, but forecast snow fiurTies end colder weather for to- morrow.
 Yesterdays lowest temperature was 10 degrees, recorded ifi the morning. 1t had climbed t0 almost % degrees when the sleet Afid snow began failing last night abott fl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
NAUEATUCK
 Anne 0faageF-TsL 2Se4

4 special meeting q t1Se K9ags- usek vsfIey Detachment, Marine Corps League viii bs he'd Monday night st 6 fn the odA Fellows HslI or Maple Street, according t0 sB announcement by C0nsdE, William J, Benson Friday,
 The puFpOSs Of the meeting is to complete plans for the New Years Eve DaTt ysnd dance, Reports On tcfket returns viii be gwen,
 Mrs, Shirley v, FsdIeS Oe Meadow Street, entertained her fsnStty ever Chfistmass MF, Leroy T, Fuller ard family, Mfs, Richard Bszteg spG ffnalIy; her t11res grandchildren, Shirley Katherine Fuller, and Rich ard Charles and BaFD2Ss Louise Baxter. 4 Christmas dinner waS enjoyed. The center piece comprised six angels around lighted candle with little sieig1aS with Christmas paper napkins tied on top e fevOEs,
 
 Jes6e ?. Davis, supervisor Of mslsse jn the public schools Of tfaugaessek, has been f0noye6 by sf1e New Haven Symphony 0EcbeStTs with aD invtss- ton 10 serve as . member Of tile committee which vii arrange the forthcoming series Of young peoples concerts Co be sponsored ty that organization, The appointment WaS made by MS, Gokoi0v, manager.
 William M Borg, . student ct the University 10 Syracuse, k spending the holiday vacation with his paE. ents, MF. and Mrs, Oscag Borg 0f DtviatOn Street, Beacon Fails.
 Arthur |. Tucker, also . student at that University, is spending the holidays with his parents, ME, and Mfrs. Ralph Tucker Of Burton Road,
 GupE. oG Street HasuId AGurEha had his Street Department crew and trucks out last night soon after the Ice and snow storm began, sanding the streets and highways ct intersections, curves and os0eg dangerous pOintA
 4 New Years eve party fOy mesp- beFs and friends Of the Pond Htil Community Club, viii be held TneS. day night, beginning st Q o'clock el the Pond HllI Community Center.
 Guests are asked to bgfng e eOg- eged dish, Supper wi1 ks served st midnight. Dancing and entegta1n. ment iS planned.
 Final plans wage made e c meet ing Of the committee fD ehaFEl Friday afternoon ct the h0ne c. MrA Edgar D. Green WefS and Means eheiglnens on Msg Gsgeet. Damage to the henae of MahloG GeaFs on Pond HiiI. by fire Christ mas dsy, vas estlnased ae @ .eeo D Ere Marshall Miekaei F. Gbea yes. serdey. The MagshaB sstd fsle1 Oil spilled co the cellar floog when esp- ports under c e gallon drum bgo1e knitted aaa Gtsgtsd the fiEs. Uama9e fgCzn the ire eOng1sse1 mainly 0f sc0sehed ceiling elMvngI l fu the cellar end 6seeNpYe4 wsging according Co gre Cl1ief Jam q 9h@ldam ysssesaay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
COP Rumors Compromise 

Washington, Dec. 2e-(uP)-The iDftteriy-f0ught House Republican leadership contest brought talk of a compromise candidate today.
 But the talk was unconyincing Leaders said they still expected the choice to be made among Reps. ChaSles 4. Hsileck of Indiana, Clar- enee J. Brown of Ohio. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio. and Everett Dirk sen Of Illinois. They are the men who have announced their candi- nae1eS or hold themselves "ayail- able for the second biggest role in the Republican congressional show. The biggest job is the speakership which Is assured for Rep. Joseph W. Martin. IT,. of Massachusetts.
 Rank and file Republicans have begun to suggest a compromise leadership cand date to settle the contest developing around the am. biti0nS of Brown and Halleck. They are regarded as the principal con- tenders and Halleck is given the WBSJ NAAGAANE b2 @AaAs
 Out in the open now are charges that the leadership is ali mixed up with 1e4s pres 'dential politics. Hal Ieek iS charged with being the candidate Of Gov. Thomas A Dewey Of New York. Brown Is described by others as the leadership fayorite 0f Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. Taft and Dewey are standout pros poets for the 1o4e Republican presi- dental nomination.
 The name of Rep. James W. WadswOrth of New York is most frequently mentioned as a compro- mise leadership candidate. Repub- leans easily could get behind WadS- worth who is popular and capable elder sta4eSman member of the House. He formerly served in the Senate. He was defeated for re- election to that body in 1928 after two terms. In 1e32 Wadswogth came to the House and he has been there ever since.
 But Wadsgorth w1ll be 70 years old next Summer. He is rich and 0f . relaxing disposition, relishing his elder statesman role. It prob. ably would take . lot Of argument to persuade Wadssorth to take on the leadership burden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
RoBRERs Goop WIsHERs

Walden, Mass, Dec. 20-(uPl-- Three wise-cracking robbers walked into a liquor store last night, grabbed $650 ct gunpoint, gave a woman customer a hug and then walked out after wishing clerk Ed ward Harrington Merry Christ mas and a Happy New Year."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

and follow . consistent practice ito resolve all doubts in favor of Conn., munists everywhere in the world" There appears to be some grounds for these reports, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Deoth Tokes Mrs. Gesek

2 Naugatuck, Dec. % -- Mrs. Gte- phanie (PilikowskiJ oesek of s4 Spring Street, widow Of Anthony cesek. died at her home Friday afts ernoon. following 6 long illness,
 She was born in Poland and came 10 this country 45 years ago ard had made her home in Union City since. She WIS c commtinicant Of st. Hedwig's Church, and c mem- Der of the Holy Rosary Society Of that church.
 She is survived by three daugh- ters, Mrs Stanley Zapatka, Mrs. Joseph KaiakowsIEi, and Miss Anne Cesek, and one son, Vincent oeSek, all of Naugatuck.
 Funeral services, in charge Of the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, will be held from the late residence, MOn- day morning at Q o'clock, to St. Hedwig's Church, where Q solemn high Mass of requiem will be celes brated ct Q. Burial will be in SC, James Cemetery.
 Friends may cali ct the late home after [ o'clock tonight until funeral time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

NNBAtsAsSAD8 ktSlU E&EE AI
 we got cut as best we might The portion Of the plane 1n which I was when the sSsiD crashed hap pened to be the least damaged. Most 0f those who died were pinned in the wTeekage"
 AGssL Edith Delsby WatssbHy. s le-Tesg-OId French gty1 w1ao was taking her fOnr-and~a-laah month cid son, Charles Bruce, to join her CT bisband tD the United States, saids
 Miss Ferguson was definitely the heroine Of the crash She did everything she could to calm the paeSeSGeSS aD board when there gas anxiety aS to whether we could make Shannon t0g c forced l2nd- SSaG.
 NThanls tO her we were ready for the wOsSs when the wOEst came"
 AstsmpGe1 Fsees1 Landing
 It was believed t1sat Capt. Her. beEt ThnseT, pilot Of the Star Of Cairo. wAs attempting to make s forced landing on the fields ct the banks Of the River Fergus . couple Os hundred yards distant from the snail isaassd on which the plane egasfed
 Shredder bearers who reached the scene AncluAed aGgmen 0f other tines at Shannon. They expressed ~A-mg~aAa~mn A~~ RmrMO~ssa @AMk Nf bringing als plane down On the srnaii tSland rather than in the StveT where all aboard might have drowned
 DE. OrBOTIe naObalazed the mixed rescue party Of civilians and mit- sasy peEs0nns1 from Shannon and LAmeglek. They beat Eheir way through the b0gsy fens and rostnd- s6 un sznaii flat-bOstomed b0ats to est tO the small iaiend where the wrecked plane was burning.
 Ambulamees stood by ct the clos est peaa1ble points wlile the rescue pasfv Wlegks 1t0gsy1 the scene in the misty cir.
 ~TSAe scene at the crash waS h0g- Sibse.~ OBeyls ssi1. ''fAae plane wss almost completely burned out and lE was eVi6sat that the ezpl0Gi0n which followed the eEasb was ter- rife.
 ~Fhe plane eigEck tlse ground w4th aaGh impact eihat tt hsnke tss back befOEe the fire stagteG
 we got the survivors cut aS wal e We eomid frnm the Gznoui6eTang WrNskaee bat nlest 0 them wers bnxweA peay ba@ly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Farm population of the United States decreased from 32,1S3y000 fn 1888 to 2g,O4s,00O in fg42.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Glass dating back to 14OO B. 0. has been found in ancient Egyp. tan tombg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Then came the Iaborious Journey back. We had to rig emergency StretcheES to carry the people to flat -bOttOmed boats"
 So many were the difficulties of moving through the bogs, rounding up boats and improvistng stretch CTS that tt vas Q A. ~. 2 A. A. EST before the operation was com pleted.
 ~One woman died . half hour after receiving treatment" pr. OIBoyie said. 'sTl1e hostess behaved marVelously and rendered wonder fui assistance"
 Capt. Sidney Harrington, a Pan American pilot sho had been about to take off for tew York. said the rescue party had a @terribie time" reaching the wTeckage.
 ~Afber crawling through mud and trenches. we met . wide stretch of water and mad to find . local boat man in order to cross to the lslanA," he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Flare DeslFsyed

The scene og the erA9h wAs h0E~ Fihie. The plaee was almost entirely burned out and it was evident the explosion had followed a fire. So heavy was the impact that the plane broke its back before the fire began.
 We got out the survivors as well as we could from the smouldering Ereekage. Then came the iaborious journey back. We had to rig emer- eeney stretehers and carry the pso- pie to flat bottonled boats in which they were taken to the mainland" l"
 Once on the mainland. the rescu- CTS had fO cary the dead and inc tnEed aernss the mershes to ambu- lanees waiting e the nearest aeoss- |slhas pnlnk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

The six leading alrIines in the United States fly total Of about lo0,OOO miles . day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

There are i0S.OS6 tractors on ths farms and ranches of Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Texas has c virtual monopoly cn Inc mohair production Of tne united States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
TOO LATE TO CLAseIRY

roo LATE TO CLASSIFY HAVING LOgT-My Passbock No. l0ois, isgued to me by the Colonial Trust Co, I hereby make epplica- ton for q new one to replace same.
 0uisseppe Rubinc, AMY REMOVABLE oaFeT win take modern fixtures and conlplets. sale. able stock of small grocery. OWneT must vncate. ROSE COMPANY,
 Gouthingt0n, I5e6 REDUCED for quick sale. Com. z pIets meat and grocery business nov in operation. Must be e0Id nt once. ROSE COMPANY,
 MeFiden, o5ii
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
soeme MNBSil4

~Tiae scene at klae eEneb weS hoTs Sible.~ O.Beyge saA6, ~tae plene wss atnnOse completely burned out an0 lt was eVi6sat that the expl0Gi0n which followed the eEasb was ter- rife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Arthur |. Tucker, also . student at that University, is spending the holidays with his parents, ME, and Mira Ralph Tucker CS Burton Road, Beacon Fails.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

danja dokaza, podnesenih cd generalnog odvenika
suda, protiv okrivljenju Gospodara Cornelius De
Vita, bvseg gradonacelnika cd Dortrechta ruarta
oblast Puttena sadasneg uhapSenika pomenutog suda
kao sto je spitao MEGA njegove protvnike, sve
sto rekli proglasuje uhapsenika da je prestupio
svoje polozaje ponos, odstranjuje ga il hoandskih
provincija da Sc wise nikada vrat osim pod cenom
jos vece kazne, osudjuje ga da plati troskove suda
- Ali ova vrla osuda dokazuje nevinost Cornelius
De Vita, viknu Saaun Lebrenn. - Premda SUI
cdani Orangeanci ,sudci savise pod njihovom sop
stvenom nepravdom. Oni cak nsu usudili nj po-
menuti navodni zlocin uhapsenika. Da je zlocn po-
nnenut, smrtna kama b bila potrebna kama. All, ii
mizerni, ii zloglasni ljudi!
TT 81 tacan, - odgovori Monsieur Tilly. Nakon
sto je sasusao svoju osudu proctanu, Cornelius De
Witt rece psaru Monsieur, ako ia ubica ia
zasluzujem smrt ako sam nevn meme teba osloboditi
moga tuzioca kazniti ia opelujem sa osude ma
Vrhovni Savet' Ako-je tako monsieur, rece pisar
budi tako dobar pa formulisi tvoje protvljenje ma
dnu odluke isto potpisi' Cornelius De Witt baci
grohotni osmeh psara, dizuci svoje dve ruke iz
mrcvarene mu6enjem zavijene okrvavljene zavoje:
ia ne mogu pisat monsieur ia Gu tebi diktovati mole
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
,JAPANSKI sINTOIZAM

"Shintoism" je japanska reigija. ia
panski caf, sHirohito, dao je zvanicnu izjavu
javnosti u Japanu ma l. januara, kojoj on
odbacuje bajku o njegovom "bozanstvu"
Bajka je u tome sto je tradicionalna vera
koja Sc, ne samo podrzavala u japanu nego
sami vlastodrsci prisiljavali su narod- da
veruju :da Je "prestolje potomstvo Bozice
Sunca Amaterasu"
Komentarisuci carevu izjavu, Lindsay
Parrot, sdSppishfK New York "Times"-a kaze:
"VeceTSs prosecni Japanac !. tesko da
zna Sta Sc dogodilo On verovatno jos nije
pojmio da je verovanje carevo bozanstvo
superioritet japanskog naroda - u koje je
on ubedjfvan pokolenjima i cak prisiljavan
da veruje - sada odbaceno cd samog toga
bozanstva"
Japan je predstavljao sve do sada sliku
ruslog carizma feudalizam neopisivu mi
zeriju, CHA je duhovna "aroma" bila sintois-
ticka religija, koja proglasuje cara da je "bog'
da je japanska rasa visa cd drugih rasa,
radi cega ona treba da vlada mad ostalim
rasana
Swim ugnjetacima je potrebno nezna-
ME, predrasude praznoverice masa i, da
bi uspesno ostvarivali svoie ambiciie osvaja-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

najvec rizk Misl tvojo sopstvenoj dragoi porodic
John, - dodade Serbian - mi Sc pridruzuien1o
Tiyu potsticanju tebe da bezis sto je pre- moguce
Ko zna da Ii nece provaliti tvoju sopstvenu kucu u
jednom iii drugom momentu ia bez,1rnna raspaljena
rulja, kao sto je provalila kucu tvog oca u Dor
trechtu
Sacuvaj Sc "a volju tvog brata, Monsieur De
Witt, = upade Salaun Lebrenn - Napusti Hague.
Napust radi ovog naroda koji je wise slep
nego nezahvalan Mozda ce doe dan kada &c oni tebe
preklinjati da spases Republiku! rece Nominee sa
suzana svojim ocima, dok gledase John De Witta
slusajuci potstcaje njegovh pratelja sa tihm STRIP
enjem koje je izneverlo njegovo unutrasne resenje
da ide bratu
Monsieur Tilly ucin poslednj pokusaj plaeuei:
= Tvoja je svrha da reskiras tvoj sopstveni zivot
kao Corneliusov sa odlaskom do zatvora? II otl-
zivajuci Sc nestrpljivom lebdenju mad rukom John
De Witta dodade: To e straSno, ali je cinjenca
- da prva krv koju rulja profile baci je zversku
cpijenost Daleko cd ublazenja tvojom smrcu mrznja
ovh raspaljenih ud tako &c onda postat nezauzdana
da &c in ,bit nemoguce wise suzbjati. Oni &c onda
provaliti .kapiju zatvora iskasapti tvog brata!
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

protvljenje osud' Govoreci tako, Cornelius formu-
llsase svoje protivljenje sledecim recima Pred
Bogom covekom, meme Sc mora proglasiti ubicom
iii nevinim: smrt ill sloboda'
- All! - viknu John De Witt. = ia c,I posvetiti
svu moe koja mi estate, celog mog zvota, da trazm
dobijem oporavljene mog brata! ia necu prestupiti
tom zadatku.
- Da Ii tt sada razumes - capita Tilly, zasto
ia smatram da bi ii bio izguben, bez korist tvom
bratu ako bi te sada vide kod zavora? Agent prnca
cd Orangea odnah prosirili novosti u rulji pro-
gonu Corneusa, raspirise popularno besnilo sto
MEGA nije usmrtilo Owe novost uzdgle popularnu
raspaljenost jos do vece visne razdrazile ruu
ceznecu "a osvetom. Svetina je pretila da &c srus
kapiju zatvora da bi uzela tvog brata usmrtila ga
Pisar posto obavesti ovim dogadajima, ia izdan
naredbu haskoj kavaleriji da Sc nadje ma lieu mes
ia. Ona sada povukla pred kastel. Nas konja-
nici nisu orangeanci kao sto znas zatvor nece bt
provaljen tako dugo dok NINA dozvolava da osanu
ma strait Ii vidis, da mozes biti mru "a sada
sudbni Corneliusa ia te preknjem, prijatelju moi,
da odustanes cd namere odlaska do zatvora Ii 81
poznat celom gradu Da ides preko gradslih utica u
ovo vreme kljucania, bilo bi da beskorisno drazs
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

drugog izlaza nije bio, buduci da ekonomsk
uslovi a osnovnu promenu drustvenog ure-
djenje nisu bill podgotovljeni, danas Sc nije
morao podnositi. covecanstvo je moglo zba-
citi kapitalisticki poredak uspostaviti So
nalan medjuzavisan, skoro u swim pogle-
dina posto postoje veliki industrijskf CEN
tri Amerika, Engleska (pre rata) Ne
macka, pa Rusija - ma koje da Sc Geo svet
osloni, Socijalizam je mogao biti uspostavljen.
po celom svetu. Da Sc ozbiljno, ocajno, kao
sto je trebalo, ovo resenje trazilo, naslo bi
Sc. Da SUI mogle pretpostaviti strahote koje
III ocekuju, radne mase sveta, ocajno bi Sc
grupisale, trazec obavestenja ucinile bi,
razumni mocni udar ma varvarski sistern
kapitalizma; udar koji bi III mamie zrtava
stajao oslobodio covecanstvo tiranije kapi-
talizma "a uvek.
Ali, naravno, covecanstvo, iii ogromna
vecina covecanstva radne mase nikada
Sc ne mogu osuditi, sto nisu ucinile ono sto
su trebale uciniti. Nina SUI takvu borbu
onemogucili agenti kapitalisticke klase, svih
politickih dezignacija, ukljucujuci i STALL
niste pseudosocijaliste.
No, sto je bilo proslo, neka ide "a
borav, prennda Sc ne moze zaboraviti. Pred
mama su danas novi problemi move opas-
nosti. Postjoeci drustveni sistem - kapita-
liam spremiee nam jos jedan takav, iii
daleko veci, pokolj covecanstva, ako dozvo-
limo njegovo postojanje dale. Kapitalizam
ne moze postojati bez ratova Suprotni eko-
nomski j trgovacki interest, koji toliko
wise postaju suprotni ne resivi, koliko
Sc uvecava tizrabljivanje radnicke klase, pu-
tenn vece produktivnosti usavrsenjem teh-
nike, moraju eventualno neizbezno opet
odvesti u rat, Geo svet A vec danas svi
znamo da su razorna sredstva pri ruci, cak
bez atomske bombe, koja bi bila upotreb-
ijena cd svih jakih nacija, koja nadmasuju
sva dosadaSnja, Treci svetski rat bio bi, kako
svi struGhjdci predvidjaju, unistenje cove
canstva. ,
Ako druG syetski rat nije trebao doci,
ii. ako jseeaRecanstvo moglo jos tada oboriti
kapitalizxni uspostaviti Socijalizam, po ce-
lom svetuyzaista nj treci ne mora doci Danas
postoji joxiitveca mogucnost "a oslobodjenje
covecanstva cd kapitalizma
Opaahost jos, jednog pokolja sveopsteg
unistenja, ,ePostqii sada. Radnicka klasa tre-
ba da stiogo obmisli toj opasnosti da Sc
ocajno sprefna "a njegovo spreeavanje, unis-
tavajuci .kapitalisticki poredak.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
OtrOvni "erenburgizam''

"Slobodna Rec cd 3. januara, do
nosi "Predavanje Ilje [Ilije] Erenburga
pobedi coveka ma kolarcevom univer-
zitetu u Beogradu" Saglasno svojoj sta
roj pesmi, lila je opet izgrdio Nemce
cello mu predavanje odise panslavi-
zmom anti-nemstinom.
A pored toga pokazao je svoju ig-
norantnost uzrocima rata. Sigurno ga
mrznja prema Nemcima odvela tako
daleko da nije mogao videti, da SUI ka-
pitalisticki interest uzrok rata On je
prikazao nemacki rasizam, koji je tex
bio sredstvo ratu, kao njegov uzrok.
"Eto, u ime tok [toga] mita [bajkel
o visoj rasi prolivene SUI reke krvi,"
kaze on. I opet: "Poznato yam je da
je krv rase isto takav NIT kao PLAYA
krv klase, ALI BIAS ZATO SU Sc
ONI BORILI unistavali sve"
Ovo nije istina. Oni Sc nisu "zato"
borili, vec su Sc pomocu toga borili
A onaj "zato" bill SUI interest nemac-
kog kapitalizma, koji je planirao sta
viii svet sebi potcinjenost izrablii-
vanje. Rasizam - "teorija" nadcoveka
- posluzila je kao sredstvo borbi.
Ovako ne govore Marksisti Ali,
mi smo zaboravili da Erenburg nije
Marksista. On je stalinista panslavis-
ia = mrzitelj Nemaca.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

3 ggl

Je. 9e
Niti je istina da svi ljudi "sve INA
du". Onl samo znaju wise cd jednog,
iii cd nekoliko, iii mnogo ljudi, nj
kako sve. Jer to bi bio kraj znanja.
Progress bi sasvim prestao. Dostigli bi
apsolutnu istinu.
A druga mu je ova: "Dakle, ma
koliko ucen tko bio, ma svijetu nepo-
gresivog covjeka nema, jer NEPOGRE-
SIV JE SAMO Bog. Tako pisu ured-
nici "Zajednicara'', "a koje Sc kaze da
su "komunisti' koji SUI nekada, kada
III je jos predvodio Teodor Cvetkov,
skoro iskljucivo vodili borbu protiv bo-
ga.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

'sRadnik na strajku, koji Sc ozbiljno pos
teno vodi, ispunjava coveka odusevljenjem. On
je jamcevina da &c robovanje jednom ipak pasti.
Samo su onom robu ugusene sve made, koji Sc ne
buni protiv svog gospodara, koji kukavicki sa-
via vrat pod bicem podmece drugi obraz kada
ga blu po jednom Ali "a robove, koii pored
svih poraza pored sve sir,tinje ne prestaje Sc
buniti, ina jos uvek nade.''
DANIEL DE LEON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
MOzEMO LII RESKIRATI JOS
JEDAN RAT?

Strahote koie ie pocinio II svetski rat
tako su strasne da Sc coveku kosa die u
Wis ma samu pomisao o los iednom ratu.
Unistavanje bogatstva. osiromasenie stanov-
nistva, neizmerni ljudski rad, koji je utrosen
"a stvaranie razornih sredstava. dok ie isto-
vremeno veliki broi eovecanstva morale ela-
dovati oskudevati radeci. tako ie Geronimo
da ie straxno nenoimliivo Kada ios tome
dodamo gubitke liudskih zivota. neizmerne
latnie j tueu onih koii su ostali zivi kao
strah cd neposredne buduenosti, onda ina
mo potpunu sliku varvarstva kanitalstixke
acivilizaciie".
Stranoiezicne novine u ovoi zemlii no.
plavIiene su vec celu eodinu dana ga nismi-
ma koja primaiu poiedinci cd svoiih rod
bina u starom krait, 8 natniama strahotama
yarvarstvu koia su prezivel. kao sa-
dasniim patniama. u tim pisnirna iasno Sc
vidi. ako 81 ona bez sumnie. neede nre-
terana. nepde nedoterana. da su mnoei IL
eubili cele porodice: unistena celia sela
gradovi, stoka usevi. ma takav zverski ma
Gin. da bi nodernim dzelatima zavideo
naineosetliiviii varvarin iii tiranin predisto-
riiskdh vrenena. covek Sc prosto nretvorio
u zver.
.Zamislirno samo xta 60 odiora1o !, .Inco.
slaviii. ode su horde nacistickih i militar
nih sila. .i horde gsluzinackih ylada. Paveli-
ca Nedica, varvarski prepaid raznih sr,tpa
il s,tiila {istase, sSetnici. partizani it'd. ma
nevino stanovnistvo, koie ie nemilosrdno kla-
no mrcvareno pred clanovirna niihovih sop
stvenih porodica, da bi konacno svi bill