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manipulating" charge from gain
ing too much credence.
1t is reliably reported that At
torney General J. A. A. Burnquist
could have had the supreme court
appointment to succeed Luther
Youngdahl but refused because
of his displeasure over the
manner in which the decisions con-
corning the Thye and Youngdahl
candidates. were made. The plan,
according to my sources, was to
have Burnquist named to the court
and Chester S. Wilson succeeding
Burnquist.
On the basis of demonstrated
vote getting ability Byron G. Allen,
the 1914 DFL nominee for governor,
is one of the best candidates the
DFL could put in the field this
year. Although defeated in IA,
Barney polled one of the largest
votes ever cast for a defeated can
didate. In fact, the 430,l32 he
polled in "A was larger than the
400, 800 votes that Harold Stassen
polled in 1912. In 1910 Hjalmar
Petersen got 1880 to Stassen's
654,6S6, and in 1888 Stassen got
67S,S39 to Elmer Benson's SS7,263.
The Minnesota Poll produced
some startling figures about the
Thye- Shipstead race. 1t showed
that 81 per cent of Republican and
Independent voters sampled favored
Thye, 10 per cent Shipstead, per
cent neither, and Il per cent were
undecided. The poll was taken be-
fore the fireworks over the contest
were started. and it is anticipated
that the margin will narrow con-
siderably before primary date,
which, incidentally, is July s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
LETTERS
Former Mill Citian
Renews Subscription

Editor: Here is my subscription
order for six months, and I'm tax
ing it out because | look forward
to it every week while in Mime
apolis, and although I'm going to
make my home out Of the city, |
want to continue looking forward to
getting it every week. enjoy
every bit of news, and l hope you'll
go forward in your success.
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1882 jefferson,
Des Moines Ia, Iowa
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Editorial Notes

Churchill received fee for his address,
Of little Westminster College 1925
lecture outstanding speaker The the
Ii to international good wDes Mones
is to be sincerely hoped II really
interested in international good will that will sponsor
speeches by Churchill
shortage Of doctors terrible Between the Veterans Ad
minstraon and civilian needs this shortage
voters o. the Fifth district have chance to increase the number of
prActng physicians They kill birds
Increase the number Of doctors
Both Of these be done by retiring Representative
Walter Judd Or, Mimi to private life.
Our State Department to be congratulated
the presence Of Russian troops in little Iran We
wonder its indifference Greece
Indonesia, and Syria
In the city of Columbia subjected
70 Of violence
What happened the Negroes
section country.
North linked to that Of the Negro in the South
written to the Department of Justice protesting the violation
civil rights Of Negroes do today haven't
thing to their legal aid do today Any however small will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Their Own Opinion

The commentators on this
page express their own person.
al opinions. Such opinions do
not necessarily express the edi-
torial views of this newspaper.
1t is this newspapers policy
to use reprints from various
newspapers covering a wide
variance Of current opinion be-
cause it believes our readers are
entitled to know both sides Of
given public issues.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

he had emphatic
ally denied there
has been any rift
between him and
Secretary of Stats
James F. Byrnes,
Senator Robert
A. Taft, Repub-
lican, of Ohio, Is
willing to amend
his FEPC bill,
which contains no
enforcement pow
ers, to include
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

California tops the nation in farm
income, the 1914 figure being ST..
665, 09S,000. Iowa, Texas, Illinois
Minnesota, and Wisconsin follow ir
order, Illinois being one Of foul
over q billion, Minnesota listed al
800, 6S0, 900,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
pemocrqcy in Its Purest Southern Form

white and in the cities proporonaey
the potax
obstacle There little political discrimination though
oeJennng Perry article in PM
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Minnesota
Political
Roundup
BY Arthur Naftalin

Lines will be sharply drawn when
the Democratic Farmer-L Labor Par
ty meets in convention in st. Paul
this Saturday. Leaders of the So
called left" and right" are not in
compromise frame Of mind, and
both sides look for an open strug-
gle for convention control. Each
side is confident that it can control
the convention. The left" counts
heavily on the three large counties
but the right" is certain that It
will control the overwhelming ma
jority of the out-state counties.
Hennepin County's prize delega-
ton Of "a votes was captured al
most completely by the left-wing.
However, the convention call specl-
ties no unit rule on roll-call votes.
Thus, the right-wing hopes to pick
up few votes in Hennepin. Ramsey
countys 80 votes will be contested
by two delegations, as a result OF
the right-wing boiling the conven-
ton. Several other contests are
also anticipated.
II is certain that the right-wing
candidate for state DFL chairman
will be w. J. McKenna, of CloQuet.
Resolutions endorsing him were
adopted by more than 80 counties
at their conventions, and right-wing
leaders are attempting to line up
the necessary majority 10 Pu' MN
over IN state cohVehlioh' ms ms yp-
ponent is hkeiy 10 De eitheL N ...l.IiI res
Egley' present party vice e .la man
who has been stumpinG Ins SV" te
IN behalf OF the Gio-tAS' OF or
George Phlllps, PTeSiuent 81 IN; tne
Minneapolis Sentrai Lapot o1 InS.
who aligned hlmsen WIN tne G Iei'
wing IN the henhepln G L;.,, 49,, UOn,
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fights frequent it possible
that within the few might reaPte the state Whether
this congratulations the party First for its
fortnight platform Second, Of E. E. Kem whose de-
Internal Revenue makes possible vigorous
leadership that has been soey needed in the past
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

The Savannah was the first
steamship to carry mail across the
Atlantic, leaving May "a, 1917, and
crossing to England in 81 days.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Combinations

Representative William Dawson (Dem, M the Negroes
in Congress, Republican President
franklin Roosevelt and Kelly mayor Kelly Of Chcago made
That Mr. DRwsOns combination for becoming
Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert
millions Of American people. There the combination!
TO Mrs r. r. Mitchell thanks for the informative article
sne sent US on her activity the Parent Teachers
congratulations to Mrs Mitchell active
I the performance Of civic duty the highest
level This would like similar articles information
Twin City Negroes in regard
ers' Associations.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Washington
Spotlight
By Louis Lautier

President Truman reads the Cos
sip columns but does not believe
what he sees in them. He revealed
HE offifuda oftar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
5000 Hear Duke EI|ington's
Jazz Concert at Water Gate

An audience Of approximately
5000 last night swayed to the rhyth-
mic beat of music played at the
opening Watergate program of the
season led by Duke Ellington-the
boy who came into the world within
a stones throw of the Washington
ball park, jerked soda at the Poodle
Dog Cafe and graduated from the
school of hard knocks into the inter-
national big time of music.
The program, sponsored by the
Bakers Dozen, Inc, originally ID,
now 20, young Washington women,
was arranged to raise money for a
permanent home for the groups
canteen, which aims to provide a
social-recreational program for
Washington 'teen-agers.
The performance was sell-out,
with 1000 individuals paying as high
as $12 for seats and roughly 1000
kibitzers lolling in boats and canoes
and lining the rails of Arlington
Memorial Bridge and Riverside
Drive to hear the Dukes hand
picked musicians give out with the
last word in blues, jumps, jams,
swing, "rhapsoditties," 'fuguedit-
ties magenta hazes." diminuen-
dos, crescendos and TRANSLUCENT
cies."
The crowd was orderly. AS far as
could be learned, there were no
untoward incidents. There was no
raucous applause, no dancing in the
aisles. Enthusiastic applause was
kept strictly on the polite side.
The Duke started his program
with Caravan" and ended it with
Blue Skies. In between he ran
the gamut of jazz. There was "In
Mellow Tone" Solid, Old Man, -
BLACK, Brown and Beige" - the
Dukes composition which, in the
words of a biographer, parallels
the history of the American Negro
Rugged Romeo" Air Condi-
toned Jungle" Take the A Train
'BassiSt and Me-" "Rifin' Drill, -
''Metronome All Out" FRANKIE and
Johnny" (to jump beaD and a
dozen Others.
During the intermission only a
relative few autograph seekers man
aged to elude guards on the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Relief Unit to Hold
Benefit Garden Purty

The Washington Junior Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptives' Re
lief Society will hold garden tea
party at the home of Miss Lucille
Kirsch, 331 Peabody street NV. on
Sunday. Miss Frances Piver will
speak.
The Junior Auxiliary of WASH
ington is one of many throughout
the country which helps to main
tain this sanitarium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

cert barge and get the Dukes sig
nature. Park Police stood by to
keep others from pressing onto the
barge after the performance, but
the crowd as whole strolled off in
good order and silence again closed
on the Lincoln Memorial.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-14
PAIhER ALA SKA

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FRESH VEGETABLES?
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-07-01
SAM RABIN OF PENSA.
COLA IS ACTICE IN
JEWISH AFFAIRS

Sam Rabin of 203 South Pala-
fox in Pensacola acts as sort OF
clearing house for many Jewish
problems which come up for I'M
mediate attention. Your publish
er was amazed at the size OF the
file on various phases OF Jewish
activity kept by Mr.. Rabin.
Even while we discussed with
him problems peculiar to Pen
sacola we were interrupted now
and then by some person who
wanted to know about the Shek-
el or who had an ADJ situation
to clear up.
Typical of the fine work Mr.
Rabin has done is his effort to-
gether with Mr.. Leonard P. Kass
who until recently served with
the Jewish Welfare BoarO to
fight back against violent ex-
pressions of anti-Semitism heard
by Mr.. Kass while on a train to
New Orleans.
The letter from the president
of the railroad company is print
ed in full as follows:
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company
February IA, 1916
Mr.. Leonard P. Kass,
P. o. Box 1929,
Pensacola, Florida.
Dear Mr.. KasS:
I am in receipt of your letter
of February 4th, reporting the
expressions Of intolerance voiced
by one of our trainmen on Pan
American train en- route to New
Orleans, La, Sunday morning,
January 9th.
It is inconceivable to me that
anyone should make such a re-
mark. That one of our employees,
whose duty it is to deal counte-
ously with the, travelling pub
lie, should so express himself is,
inexcusable. / shall have our
Operating Department investigate
the matter thoroughly, and in the
event the trainman you speak of
may have been a Pullman Com
pany employee, it shall be brought
to that Company'S attention.
am greatly chagrined that
you were thus embarrassed while
a guest of this Railroad. offer
you the sincere apologies of the
management, and you may rest
assured we shall take such steps
as to prevent recurrence of the
incident. I believe you will agree
with me that this man is in a
very small minority in his mar
row-minded attitude, and that his
statement does not reflect the
views of the rank and file of our
organization.
Cordially,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

sto oni osecaju da i'm Sc zen1.
liiste, "a otvoreno zagovaranje
"demokratskog' kapitalizma. IL
mice ispod nogu, ma osnovu ko-
jeg su oni bill u stanju drzatb
kao "kapitalist;cki mudriiaSi" IL
vesan "deo radnika 90. u n1ral<.s
klasne nepravde." A da bi da-
lie bill u stanju drzati ga III
mraku klasne nepravde" oni po-
ciniu pseudokomunistovati.
Radnici: odbacite kapitalizannr
bez obzira ma niegove forne, u
kljucuiuci pseudokomunistiek.a,
formu!
Prihvatite Sc Marksizma
programa Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke Partije!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

A kada pustimo ovu kontra-
dikciju po strani. kao mnoge
druge svojstvene Moi, onda os-
tale jedno koje &c oni zagovara-
ii, kada Sc pretvore u pseudoko-
muniste: sovietski oblik vladavi-,
ne "a Ameriku.
Danas zagovarati u ovoj zem-
Iii sovjetski sistem. onakav ka-
kav je u Rusiji. toliko je naka-
radno kao proslih dana kada su
ga prvi put poceli zagovarati. ma
zad blizu tri decenije. On ne mo-
ze odvesti nikakvoi zameni "ror-
stva Slobodom." z a govaranie
sovjetskog sistema iedino ce vo-
diti zbrkavaniu radnicke klase.
ciia je misija da zameni "ropstvo
slobodom" - SOCIJALIZA1OM.
Radi toga ovo je sta'inis+iSko
pseudokomunistivanie br. VT.
Stal;nisticko pseudokomunis-
tovanie zasniva Sc ma cinienici
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
(NastaVak sa /. strane,

Le1Voh Sd L. SLIdIlSt
tura tezi Sve wise wise da skine
kompanijske zvanicnike sa od-
govornosti dionicarima, iii bar
vecini dionicara. Neki optuzuju
upravu sa uzurpiranjem moci.
Drugi ukazuju da su dionicari
sami odbacili tradicionalnu moe
uprave, da SUI oni abdicirali i, Sta
wise, da Sc njih ne moze wise ma
govoriti da~ ponovo uzmu ovu
moe. Stvarno, oba objasnjenja
su istinita, jedino vreme kada Sc
posednici dionica protive jeste
kada je "uzurpacija" uprave pre-
drska i zaseca predaleko u nil
hove interese.
Medjuvremeno, cvrsta manii-
ma dionicara C. M. - du Pont-
owl interest - uprazniava stvar-
nu kontrolu kroz zvanicnike c..
M. | znacajno je da je federal
nj sud naredio ovim zvanicni-
Gina da povrate kompaniji $4.-
100000. koje su oni raniie ispla-
till sebi "a bonuse slucaj pod
vucen nedavnom junijskom
spisu - jedan cd owe mocne ma
mine, John J. Raskob, rekao je
da je njegova grupa "a placanje
visokih bonusa. "Tdeja je", rekao
je on, "da mozak [?] korporacije
trebd da ina HEB namazan pu-
from ma istoj stra1ai no kojoj i
dionicari." i"
Pa ipak, U. A. w. vodje uzvi-
kuju, sazaljavanju "siromas-
nih" posednika sto su morai dati
masne bonuse upravnoj kliki:
"Demokratija po koju cenu me-
dju dionicarima G. M"
Medjuvremeno, u odzivu ovom
laskanju, "sromasni" dionicari
= bar oni koju SUI intervjuisani
= izrazavase pakosno zadovolj-
stvo mad svakom nedacom koju
strajkasi izdrzali. u momentima,
owe "povredjene zrtve" "uprav-
nicke revolucije" CHE divi-
.dende dolaze bilo kisa iii sunce
bez da rukom krenu - glasa-
ju "poverenje" u G. M upravu
dodajuci njenom posedu.
"Hrdjaui gospodar,' teza radnic-
kih uodja.
Besmisleni PRIOR junijskih vo-
dja' etrazeci potporu medju do
nicarima strajkom pogodjene
korporacije jeste logicna posle-
dica teze "hrdjavog poslodavca.'
Ova teza drzi da bi kapitalistieki
pljackasi opljackani radnici mo-
gil ziveti u slozi veselju cd
sada pa uvek ako bi Sc samo
"hrdjavi poslodavci' mogli "re-
formisati" i poslovati sa juni-
JON.
Pretpostavka mogucnosti mi
ra i sloge izmedju radnika i IL
rabljivaca - ako bi poslednji
bill "dobri izrabljivaci - jeste
obmana koja Sc praktikuje pro-
tiv radnika cd strane kapitalis
tickih radnickih porucnika da in
Sc drzi zlu okviru najamnog
sistema.
u Stvari tn nema oSnove "a
takvu pretpostavku. U swim ra-
nijim druStvenim sistemima Ia
snovanim ma eksploataciji mno-
9Th, cd strane nekolicine, ma
ME wise, bar "pastirski" odnosi
bill SUI moguci. Robo-posednik je
izrabljivao robove i zivio je cd
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
Rad, uprava i
dionicari

proizvoda njihovog suvisneg ra-
da. Slicno, potrebe feudalrog Ies-
da bile SUI snabdevane liz proA-
voda kmetovskog suvisnog rada.
Ali u oba ova sistena, stepen
lzrablJlvanja bio je, NAME wise,
ogranicen izvesnim potrebama j,
kada su jednom zadovoljene, nj
je bilo potstreka da Sc pritegn.s
srafi ma izrabljenu klasu. Lispi
robovi starodrevnog sveta knne~
tovi srednjeg veka proizvadiali
SUI upotrebne vrednosti - to jex,
stvari "a neposrednu potroSnin
Ali kapitalisticki najan1ni 70
bowl ne proizvadjaju stvas, "a.
neposrednu upotrebu svoJih ~
poslivackih izrabljivaca. Oni pgo.
izvadjaju espape, II. stvari ~,
prodaju Otuda, IL kapitaiistie-
kom sistemu neogranicena zedis
"a suvisni rad ii profit u ko}i-
Sc on pretvara) proistice IL p,i-
rode samog sistema!
"Dobri gospoddri' takoGjer
moraju pritezati $rate.
G. M. strajk nije prosto Doroa
izmedju G. M. radnika G. III.
zvanicnika. G. M. zvaniGniei
predstavljaju kapitahsticke i11te-
rese. Owl kapitalisticki ntefesi
nalaze Sc pod prisiljavanJen en-
ekonomskih sila, ne samo ola il
drze stepen eksploatacije, nego
da je neprekidno povecava5,.
Kada bi svi C. M. zvanicnici tt<slk..
ostavke sutra, kada bi bill "a
menuti, recimo, junijskina IVA
nicnicima, koji Sc znaju snaei ~
svetu "a mnogi radnicki psvasae-~
konacno Sc popnu ugodni ke,
vet upravnistva), nova G. MIA,
prava bi bila pod istim prisIJss~
vanjem da pritegne srafe 11a Ea1.
nike i da Sc odupire zahtevirna.
Ne cini razlike da Ii je upfava
"dobra" iii "hrdjava", iii aa ai>s
ona postupa "posteno'' sa eiesai.
carima Iii in vara ped RAPE,
talistickim sistemom odrzalie ia
vrhuncu zahteva cd onlf1 ko9i j.
kontrolisu gomilanje kapltaia otss-
povecavaju eksploataciju raeta:
da Ii G. M. radnici razmnel,-i6+
ne, ono protiv cega Sc oni bune
nije autokratska odluka G. NJ
uprave, kako Thomasi i ReutheAis
tvrde, hego protiv posleeiica sa-
mog kapitalistickog sistesaa.
Radi cega je vazno Ia radnike
G.. M. da shvate ovo? Neposredlate.
razlog jeste, ako ne shvate, njihe
Sc moze lakse prodati. Neznanje
tvara konfuziju, konfuzija vn~
di slabenju njihove solidarnos.i.
Ali vazniji razlog je tai, sto bez.
ovog razumevanja radniei ne biz
nikada mogli izbeci tai zfobssk
krug koji njih osudjuje ma ne
prestanu borbu Ia zivotnu Ia.
iamnicu. Jer prvi korak oslobo-
djenja cd najamnog ropstva, IL
stvari, jeste oslobodjeniu mislt.
najamnog roba Cd kapitdlistic.
kin navika misljenja. Jedno ha.
da Sc shvati realnost klasne bos-
be moci &c kolosalni Rad zbaeitie
lance koji ga vezu Ia kapitaEs-
ticki "juggernaut" [kolal. Sanao-
tada ce on moci prozreti potrs-
bu da Sc organizuje politieki H.
industrijalno da bi izgradio raes='
nicki svet.
(Weekly People, 8. dec. 1945o
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

KAPITAL dolazi Ina svet ka-
pliuci cd glave do pete, il svake
pore, sa krvlju i prljavstinom.
- Marks.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

whom odvikava i'll cd revolu-
cionarnih akciia, potkopava nil
hovo revolucionarno raspoloze-
ME. ruSi niihovu revolucionarnu
odlucnost. Kautski ie ii Treca In
ternacionalal preobrazio mark
sizam u naiodvratniju naitu-
poumn;ju kontrarevo1ucionarnu
.teoriju, u najprljaviju popovsti-
nu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

(NaStavak Sa i. Strane)
robu." Kad Sc ovo objasni po
Todorovicevoj indirektnoj tvrd-
Mi da u licnom ropstvu nije po-
stojala drzava - simbol ropstUa
- onda njegovo "apsolutno pra-
vo prodaje coveka po coveku"
znadi, u vezi sa nasim prvim
objasnjenjem, da su Sc ljudi, kao
roboui, sami prodavali robouima
- kao ROBA! A pored ovoga
Todorovic smanjuje pojavu i op-
stanak politicke drzave "a wise
cd dve trecine njenog postoja-
MIA.
Drugo, (nama izgleda po ime-
nu da je to onaj "Lazar Todo-
rovic", start espista), pod ME
govim potpisom stoji "cikago, ju-
la 1945.", sto znaci da je clanak
lezao najmanje cetiri meseca u
uredu IS. r." Zasto je on tako
dugo tamo lezao, zaista je "a
nimljivo. Mi Sc usudjujemo po-
gadjati.
l ako je britanska imperija jos
u julu mesecu pokazala kako ona
sa svojim kandzama deli "cetiri
slobode', to ipak nije bilo do.
voljno zemljiste "a urednike IS.
R." da clanak propuste Oni su
cekali "povoljnije" zemljiste.
dobili su ga. Engleska americka
politika u istocnoj juznoj Evro-
pi, njihova politika-americka,
u nezvanicnom gradjanskom ra-
tn u KIM, a britanska u Javi
Palestini II njihova zajednicka
politika, ukljucujuci i Stalinovu,
u Iranu Japanu, pa i u samoi
Nemackoj, pruza zemljiste koje
pseudokomunisti smatraju kao
"dovoljno pod zgotovljeno" "a
pseudokomunistovanje. A sada
da predjemo ma clanak.
Nakon sto je u prilicnoj meri
opisao razvitak kapitalizma j po-
tencionalnu moe proizvodnje, ko-
ia omogucuje izobilje, Todorovic
kaze: "Ali mi znamo da pokraj
svega nagomilanog kapitala us
postavlenog blagostanja u da-
| iiisassnj jem 1poretkuef?] ma milione
Iliudskih bica strada i patti cd
gladi i golotinje." A zasto? To
dorovic odgovara:
"kapitalisticki sistem je ute
meljen ma pravu privatnog Was
nistva. Uzakonjeno je pravo IL
rabljivanja coveka po coveku.'
l nakon sto kaze da je danasnii
sistem tai koji dale pravo kapi-
talistima da poseduju "milione
dolara vrednosti ljudskih proiz-
voda", dok ma drugoj strani mi
lioni ljudi i zena krstare -. bez
rada sredstava "a zivot -. a
da ne govorimo "a vreme eko-
nomskih kriza, kao sto je bilo IL
doba Huvera". l jos rece da Sc
takve "krize u kapitalistickorl
poretku ponavljaju Ii bez HUI
verovog doba] i nije iskljucena
mogucnost, da Sc ovoj zemlji
odma posle rata ponovi." A Ia
kliucuje ovako: ~ prkos tome j.
pax nam burzoazija stalno do
vikuje: ovo je poredak srece
blagostanja"!
Tacno je da nam burzoaziia
stalno dovikuje: ovo je poredak
srece i blagostanja." A Ear vi.
,stalinisit, Todorovici, drugi, nj
ste nam skoro Ia cello vreme
rata br. II ISTO TO dovikivali?
Ako 81 ii Todorovicu zaborav:o
zaviri u tvoju stalinist;cku stam-
i pu pa ceS videti da JESTE. Ovo
lie stalinisticko pseudokomunisto-
vanie br. |.
"Treba razumeti," veil Todc-
rovic dalie, ida kapitalisticki po-
redak obstoji ma prof'tu." Take
dier kaze da u koliko nestaie nj
jaca ma kojima da kapitalisticka
klasa profitabilno prodaie robu
nastaje zatvaranie tvornica. / on
da produzuie:: "Kada Sc TAXI slu-
cal dogodi sirom jedne zemlie
iii jednoga della sveta, tada Sc
stvara ekonomski haos u citavonn