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The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
FRIENDLIEST GIRL
OF III WEEK:

FRIENDLIEST GIRL
OF THE WEEK:
Florence James.
BEST DRESSED GIRL:
Doris Pittman.
BEST BATON TWIRLER:
Inez Upcher.
BEST MAJORETTE:
Annalee Upcher and she really
can strut. She also twirls a bat-
on-in fact she has mastered both.
CLUBS
I make it my business to also
watch Clubs. Everybody doesn't
know the Cyclops. Sometimes
am in the meetings and the mem
bers do not know it.
SUB-DEB
The Sub-Deb Club wants all of
its members to keep the date Oct
ober 23rd, in mind, because they
are going through Swift Packing
House. All members meet at Dor
othy Mae Woods house.
FASHION PARADE:
Miss Dorothy Woods wore q
dark blue navy dress with gold
bdtrons. Miss Clarice Va shing-
ton came on with her black skirt
and red sloppy sweater.
FAD:
1t seems to be a fad for the bows
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Matte Scott of Kansas
City, Mo-, spent three days in O.
maha visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. r,
johnson, 9th and Blonde. Mr.,
and Mrs. G. J. Coleman 22O8, Ohio
MI. and Mrs. Alice Johnson.
Mrs. Scott is on her way to Los
Angeles, California where she
plans to make her home.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
!EFINITION OF GITTERBUG
WHAT is A CAT, WITHOUT

A HAT? -. 80. -. go. !.
The most popular hat Of the Sea
son--new and few
THE BLACK DRAPPED HAT
WORN BY
zoe Lynch,
alter Johnson, (Cotton)
Harold Whiteside,
Simon Hughes,
The re xt second popular hat u
the Writ Drapped Hat worn by
Pershing Allen,
Joe Allen,
Joseph Wright
Mac Franklin,
William Quarles,
Thomas Riggs,
Roy Kellogg
David Hughes,
Napoleon McCarral,
Thomas Watson,
Elwood Hicks,
Willard Wright,
The third ranks the fine Drap-
ped Brown Hat worn by
Lawrence Smith,
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Miss Matte E. Chase of Park
City, Kentcky is in our city COM
pleting her school work at Central
High school. Miss Chase is a
member of Zion Baptist Church.
We all wish her much success.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Albert Kercheval Of 1928
Seward Plaza, entertained the Car
ozones Unides (Hearts United
Club of st. Benedict's) Thursday,
October 9th. Several members
were present. They spent a de-
lightful evening. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Rhodes.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

bara Ann said, 81 told my mother
l preferred a bike instead Of a
party because l have had seven
parties.
Barbara Ann is very smart in
school and loves to read. She is
a student of Mrs. Wares ballet
class. Barbara Ann Dill was 8
years old October 5. Her hobbies
are reading, singing and dancing
Her teacher is Mrs. Clayman's
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Eliza Forrest and Mrs.
Emma Avant are leaving Wednes-
day morning for Fremont, Nebr.,
where they attended the War Mo-
theirs Convention. Mrs. Avant is
a representative Of the State and
Mrs. Forrest is a representative of
the 87th Chapter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

to drink. Each boy is trying to
see who can drink the most whis-
key. All | can say is that not
mary Of you boys can last long 1T
that rate. Remind me to school
YOU on that 1--WE about drinking.
EGOTIST:
/ know a girl and you know her
also. She is constantly talking a.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
OUR STUDENT FROM KELLoM

Little Barbara Ann Dill who was
called on Monday October Is to
give a morning talk in school. Her
topic was about the surprise and
thrill she got Saturday about TOO
o. nj. when the Goodyear's sup
ply delivered her a girl bike. Bar
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Miss Geraldine Harvey of 2402
North 9th St., just returned from
the hospital, from having an oper-
alton on her leg. We hope that
she will improve rapidly.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Shular Barksdale, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Brodus, Of 1425 North
23rd St., Plaza, has been promot-
ed to a Corporal in the army in
Wyoming. He is expected home
sometime in November for a visit.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Douglas Corbin Of 21O1 North
18th St., had an operation for ap-
pendicitis at St. Joseph hospital.
October 9, 1941. He is getting a.
long fine at the hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Miss Gloria Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Davis, Of 1887
North 22nd St., just returned from
visiting friends and relatives in
Sioux City. She had an enjoyable
time.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Claudia Murray, sister of
Mrs. Fields of 2715 Blonde, moved
here from Des MONIES, Iowa to
live with her other sister, Mrs.
Bert Watkins of 1856 Miami St.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Rev. and Mrs. Philips Of Kansas
City, Missouri and their granddau-
ghter, Cora Lee Mcbride, are ex-
pected in the city Wednesday.
They will attend the AME. Con-
ference in this city.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Sarah White, 70, mother-in
law of Mr.. A. Rosschaert, propri-
etor Of Metropolitan Produce Co.
1901 North oath St., died in Los
Angeles, Calf. Mrs. White had
been an resident of Omaha for IS
years. She is survived by a host
of relatives and friends.
Funeral services was held Octo-
Der II, at Greeley, Nebraska. In
terment at O'Connor, Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

The Legion of Mary spent a day
Of recollection at Notre Dame A.
cademy Sunday, October II, 1911.
Those present from st. Benedicts
Parish, were Mrs. George Bryant,
Mrs. Carl Daniels, Mrs. Rufus
Long, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. 1heo-
dore Parks and Mrs. Robert Rich
ards Jr, There were 100 members
throughout the city who attended.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mr.. Frank Scott, Salt Lake city
Utah, brother of Mr.. w. J. Scott
3210 Emmett St., was severely in
jured when he fell off a moving
train.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Addie Flemmons, daughter
Of MI. and Mrs. F. A. Tate, of POI
North 9th St., went to Kansas
City, Mo, to make her home. She
has a good position and is doing
fine.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper
were the diner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Smart 2604 North 9th St.
Sunday afternoon.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
CORRECTION

to Girls On the Streets
Last week the "Girls on the ST.
stated, that Marian Watson spends
her lunch period with Willard
Wright. We would like to correct
that by saying that Marian and
Robert Jones are engaged to lie
married soon, and Willard Wright
or any other boy doesn't mean g
thing to Marian.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
the world.

the world.
We hope that Omaha will have
a deeper sense of holiness and
practical Christian living as these
Ministers and workers close their
great conference.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Dance at Dreamland Oct. 20,-
1941-Admission 55c.
Food Show at the Elks-Octob-
er 20, q, %, %, "a, 25.
Dance at Fort Crook-Friday
evening. Don't Forget.
Until next week
"This is your week to week,
G o. T. Street."
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Wilma Arlene Howard Of
1920 Blonde St., returned home
from St. Joseph hospital October
z, 1941. She is re%cuperating nice
ly.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. w. A. Davis left Monday
morning to join her mother Mrs
M. F, Jackson in Los Angeles.
Calf, who was called to the bed
side of her brother.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mr.. Thomas Scott 1910 Emmett
visited the Omaha Guide Printing
plant Tuesday afternoon, for a.
bout an half hour.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Alyce Robbins has been in
i'll health for several months. Mrs.
Robbins has been slowly improv-
ing.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mr.. Herman Franklin is back in
our city after several weeks vaca-
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
1T GIRLS
I'll ON THE:
STREETS.....
NJ. VssaAn

when the work is all done,
And it's time for play,
Come on Kats and Chics,
Let's dig the 1--WE AWAY"
Selected.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown,
from Sioux City, Iowa, ere here
visiting Mrs. Riley Marlborough Of
2212 Harrison st.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

MI. and Mrs. Thompson, 1928
North 18th ST., were the proud
parents Of a baby girl born Satur-
day, October II, 1941.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Master Kenny Davis Of 4035 De-
catur ST., celebrates his second
birthday October II, 1941.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
SPOTTED!

and getting the new business in
session.
SPOTTED!
....along the stroll was David
Longmire, better known as "Crip"
You sure do keep yourself looking
fine "Crip".
Marksene Fields Milton was in
town Thursday night (for the
dance), we presume. Never the
less she really did look fine as ev-
err.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Mrs. Marie Webster, of 1907 N.
9th St., is the proud mother Of a
baby boy.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Brushing up on the 1--WE, Well
review the Erskine Hawkins
Dance at Dreamland, oath and
Grant st.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Welcome back to your hometown
Penn and Herman Franklin. Penn
is here from Texas for a short stay
and we are knowing that Mary is
happy.
DEFINITION OF GITTERBUG
A certain guy (B. G. said, ev-
erytime he heard drums, the Afri-
can in his bones rise, and he gets
rhythm.
LITTLE JOE"
Well, we spott Joe Finnin back
in Omaha once again-all logged
Of course, and ready to start jiv-
in the Chics where he left off,
Good Luck"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
INDIANA AIR FIELD

Mai. Clarence Z. Crumrine will
command the 46th Air Base Group,
which is TO be stationed at the
new air corps field near Fort
IWayne. Ind. Other officers as
signed to that post are Capt. John
w. Jones. Capt. Egil II. Sylvander.
Lieut.. Charles f. Fulton and Lieut..
Tabor r. Novak.
The famous 1st Pursuit Group
+ is the parent organization of the
two groups organized today. the
SIND Pursuit Group, which Will re-
main at Selfridge. and the 5oth
Pursuit Group. scheduled for trans
fer 10 an undetermined station.
Mai. Earl w. Barnes today took
command of the SIND. Other off,
GERS assigned to the unit are Capt.
Clayton f. Hughes. Capt. Thomas
A. Holdiman. Capt. William l..
Kimball Lieut.. Alan T. Bennett,
Lieut.. Don l.. Wilhelm Jr, Lieut..
J. Francis Taylor Jr., and Lieut..
a pnxnor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

Good seats are available in all
sections for the Diamond Belt
boxing finals Friday night at
Olympia. RiRgside and center
arena seats are Sl.10. Arena
seats g. cents. and 5000 balcony
seats reserved at ~ cents. Tick
cts on sale at Times and Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
TRANSFERRED TO 18TH

Officers transferred to the 49th
today include Capt. John +. Egan,
Capt. Frank w. Gillespie Lieut..
John 6. Chennault. Lieut.. Thomas
J. Barrett, Lieut. Robert d. Van
Auken, Lieut. + n k lin H.
McNaughton and Lieut.. Harold j.
Whiteman
Capt. George Mccoy Jr. took
over command of the 50th Pursuit
Group. Other officers assigned with
him are Capt. Paul B. WurtSmith.
Capt Turner O. Rogers, Lieut..
Charles, Z. Grogan, Lieut.. George
NJ. McNlcol. Lieut.. John j. Van
der Zee. Lieut.. Edgar A. Romberg
and Lieut.. Woodrow B. Wllmot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Al Officers Begin
Their New Duties
At Se|fridge
Time. staff Correspondent

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Jan. 10
Forty-one army officers took over
new assignments here today in the
shuffling of personnel accompany
ing establishments of six new air
corps units under the army air
corps great expansion program.
Lieut.. Col. Harold II. George.
World War ace and commanding
officer of the 31st Pursuit Group,
today became executive officer OF
the 9th Pursuit Wing Headquar-
tiers and Headquarters Squadron,
Assigned to this unit with Colonel
George are Capt. Allen w. Reeo
and Lieut.. Philip S. Pollock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
WAS AIDE TO BULLITT

Capt. John NJ. Sterling. who re-
Gently returned from France,
where he was air attache 10 for
mer Ambassador William c. Bull
litt. will command the 58th Pursuit
Group.
Officers transferred to this new
unit include Capt. John c. kilborn,
Lieut.. Arthur r. bingham. Lieut..
Robert NJ. Caldwell, Lieut.. Wood
row w. Korges. Lieut.. James O.
Beckwith Jr., Lieut.. Harrie Z. Rily
and Lieut.. Russell w. Getchell.
Two more new pursuit groups,
the 4eth and 50lh. were formed
to-day by transfers from the 3lst
Pursuit Group. which has been
commanded by Colonel George.
Mai John r. Hawkins today as
sumed command of the 31st, and
Mai. Glenn L. Davasher. Selfridge
Field air base adjutant, was named
commander OF the new 49th Pur-
suit Group. With the 50th, this
unit viii be stationed permanently
at West Palm Beach, Fla.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-25
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Cryena Armija neprekidno napreduje.

savna odbrana Cvene Am de neprekdnim upehom vestl
cd @ decema psemo tano avau da ona
skuie na ve ennica obara Htlerovu trdnju
da Sc nacck po povace da b soro uz aci
odbranbeni napadaju nacsick front zemljsu SSSR
Danas Sc pougodse cd kaa je nemack impera-
zm SSSR Kkve made tada imao Hitler a]edno
sa burzoaskom "demoraom Crvene ArmiJe nece
moc odrzati dana cak plutokratsko demo
ujork Times prizna da e Skoro vladao unverzano
misljene Herovo ovajanje Ruse ci sm tempom kao
e pobede posmatra de
okratsku puorat kada ud da tin svoh pref
vec kao sto ista novna nastava -" coveka
terra kusene posumna Stain vodlo okudan rat
protv Fnske da naveo Hitera," da napadne SSSR.
Kako ako volj iii mrznj "demoratske pluokratije
sigurno Crvne rupe povratie Kalnin potIse
nalaze utvrdene nacscke
trupe se trude da some onda ce
zmedu Moskve Lenngrada Medu-
vemeno JUNO Lenngrada kod Moskve nze
do Crnog vonc stano pokuu naciste Prma ratno
rnap p zgda nacske posnute do
vasopoa dobja ve momentum 1zgleda da Crvena Arm
poraza gublena stanu da potskue
nhovh osvoenh utvrdena brzm tempom so
to bese stanu nasn nacska oenziva da svojm ranijm
aanma potiskujea -.fmija
Ali preko dosadasnh usepha Crvene Arme jos
velk deo Sovjetskog zemsta Mi cemo
milo znenaden ko postoeea Crve
Arm postgne nacisticke sile da povlace
neredu, II divljem begstvu.
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Profit rastu pa rastu.

Company godine dobila sS,25367 profita
sravnjenu proom 1olo s67oooo iii wise svau
deonicu.
Corporations Newark n godnu "ekla
profit slsO6o profit 1910 godnu bio cd
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Continental Insurance Company pat zoe wise
dok Duva Sulphur pa posednicima
njenh deonica 50c vakoj deonic cd prosl godine
Onda daje redjaju bezbroj drugh koporaa koje
dobe godne proa cd prosle kao &c American Stores
poedncma deonca dat wise dvdend dok Coca
Cola Boing Campany York avia da te svako deo
nici dat wise S1OO dvdende cd prosle godine
Neke korpoacije mogle nekm deonama dugo
dina plaeat dvdende Ali zabacene deonce
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platti dvedende stock koa nile
pacaa nista 1928 godne Nen zancnc rekose
korak poduzese da b oda nak prznan poobnost m d
tanu da Japana poozaju Prema
da kompanija ne bla dobije nj malo oe
ta bi imala nkakvog pouzdana zema
razit Japana iii joj ne bi nj malo stale bio
kada druge korporace dobti rgistra
pristine radnke patrioticne
nhvog patriotizma profit oest vte abljvan radnte
kase koa proizvod ran material c Snovi
mperjaistckom bojnom polu blu da b prot puorae bill
veci i sigurniji.
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku
Ozakoniena ie registraciia odraslog muskos
stanOVnStva.

Poe maog ptanu staos "a VoJnlchu suzou
ruku usvol zakon aoJ
sanovnistvo edju 1864 godlna star
Roosevelt istog sled
supa kada cmo morat prijavti da
tome blagovremeno obavesten sto n
poznato pomenut pogada zme pomenuth
godna starosti pa bill on gradjani iii negradJan
zedju 1864 godna arosti regstro-
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uporebi drz da naporebn Sican zakon e
usvoien Britani je uspoavlen dkator Bevn koJi
muarcu ada ma koo zeni gde da ode
nadati ovde naci taAva gaVa tog
udskog ako skoro prekne mozemo ia
zensko stanovnistvo zemle pTltl
da Sc regstruje ugiraju da drovono sad
registruju.
bill podozni daftovanju mlskar
godna sarosti ada muSkarc nedlu 2l-
konkrpc lZnlena zakona kon-
naknadnh sedan mona musarac Nuskac
godna bce podoni da luze vodenom iii opne
frontu.
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regsrue neoiko mesec ali n ST.
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GrOzna bOlest Sc Siri.

H. Sokhoma javau 6 decembra da zarazna bolest IT,
Poskoj drugm okupanim zemljama 1a vest dodaJe
nacistc zvor epdemu pegav titus izgeda da Je
suacija opasna.
bakci nacisticke najradje Sire zml
Medkana nauka usaneva da te bakclle
parazi Drugm recma prljavsna je mater
swim zaraznim bolesima.
Pregazena Poljska pre- nacistcke navae mankala
GIN hgnskim nekmo nakon so IL ME nacisti
odue neprekidno oduzmu vredno Sromasan
n n dovojnog odea MI sto
gavne dovoljno hrane to ne Poskoj drugm
okupranim krajevma.
Titus j koso zivote Svetskog Rata navse
u carskoj Rus bill 100000 sanovnka nh
miona bolesti umrli maoj Sb epidemja
umori izmedju 100000 1850 stanovnka.
U smronosnim bakcilma koe prate epide
mijologsti Mashngtonu demokras bombasi bomba
duju TOXIC druge papirne gradove ko zni
im pozarima zbg sabh kuca zgrda, pouzokoat jos
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Bulgarian S. l.. F. Convention.

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Hitler veil "cekacemO prOlece."

Gangser Hitler svom zvannim izjavama prlznao da
e posigao Sovetsom Po odueo vrhovnu
bseg generaa Bauchcha kojeg vele
da cvnom odeu seb je progasio vrhovnl
Skidanje vrhovnog komandanta tog po-
ozaja mtaristicka naclsta
promaa SSSR Drugo kada e Hitler zjavio 49, deembra da
&c proece unist nepraea ma
Ioku je prznao vrhovnim komandantom
gasio sia oabjena skupocenm pobedama
SsSR puko negove moc do proe6a
u SSSR odrzati.
pohvalne Hira njegove vsoke koman-
de- kada su Sanova na svestrano porazena
Hitler oktobru proglaso smrt SsSR ida e vec sada
somjena da Sc nece wise nikada podici'?
cekana proleca mi mamo jednu zgodnu po-
sovicu u koa gla Lps magarce dok nkne no.
mozda ce milo &c b ako &c proeea "a
lpsati nacistieki "magarc"!
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"nezavisne" Hrvatske. Drugi iz
dainik Medic nalazi Sc ma celu ne
kakve "vlade' II Beogradu ra--
tuje protiv cetnika kao nacistic-
XII satrap Pavelic. Zatim Grcka pa
de. Pade ostrvo Krt. Sve su po-
bede jos ma strani nacistickog i'm
perijalizma.
"Neutralne' Sc zemlje naoru.
zavaju JOS wise dok Sc ratujuce
zemlje tuku. Sa jedne strane Sc
Japan jos wise naoruzava, a sd
druge strane Sjedinjene Drzave
sc takodjer kolko god mogu ma
oruzavaju. Plamen Drugog Svet-
/. skog Rata postaje sve veci obli-
zuie susedne. "neutralne" zemlje
"Neutralna' zemlja bese Sow
jetska Junija. Vesti javise 13. ju-
ma da sc nacisticke trupe salju
uzduz graniee SSSR, ali mas 90
veravase" Moskva, "da to ne tre-
ba uzeti kao znak pogorsavanja ia
Rusko-Nemackih veza." Preko sve-
ga tog pobijanja, nacisticki divljak
bese gladan ukrajinskog zita i ze-
dan kavkaskog ulja. Upravo sedan
dana nakon pomenutog moskov-
skog pobijanja vesti, ma q, jhna,
+posle II saJ4' uvete, dan bese SUI
bota, eusmo preko radija da sl
gadni nacisti napali zemlju Sow
jeta da rat besni uzduz 100 mi
liza. Gin sc to desi, drugog dana
odrza Churchill govor pripremi
svu "demokratsku" burzoaziju
svoje owe zemlje da "pomazu'
SSSR. Odjednom Sc "demokratije'
okrenuse. naravno, mikevelijanski,
da podupiru SSSR protiv naclsta.
Vele da je ma tom najduzem ko-
pnenom ratnom frontu u istoTiji
modernih. ratova, cd %. juna do
kraja owe nesretne godine poginu-
10 oko deset miliona vojnika -
sinova rada -jedne druge zem-
lie. Crvena Armija Sc pokaza We
licanstveno Pretrpila je jedan
poraz "a drugim. Ali uvek bese u
stanju da Sc organizovano povla-
ci da po nekada efektivno po-
duzme kontra-ofenzivu protiv be-
snog neprijatelja. Herojstvo Cr-
venih vojnika zadivi sve dobromi-
slece ljude, radnike, a naciste, i u
dust sve plutokrate, zaprepasti.
"Demokratski' eksperti su drza-
Ii da &c SSSR bro kapitulirati
pred mocnom nacistickom ratnom
masinom. Milo nam je sto su Sc
oni mnogo prevarili, jer je Crvena
Armija pri kraju owe godine uspe-
la da znatno potisne naciste,- pre-
ma samom priznaju nacisticke vi
soke komande. Ovo je jedina sjaj-
ma tacka Il mace jake crnoj celoj
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Putuj Ii stafa krvava @41 godino!

1941. ratnoj godini. Ona dokazuje
nefaljeno da su radnici jedini pra-
vi nepriiatelji principa nacizma.
Ona dokazuje da su radnici Josie
kako IL stanju braniti zemlju od
najezde ako imaju zasto da je
brane.
Druga "neutralna'' zemlja ko-
ia takvom ostade "a prvih II me-
seci owe sve krvavije 1941. godi-
re, bese ova zemlja. Ratni plamen
je oblizivase stvari ona Sc ME
mu sama priblizivase sa svoje stra-
ne Atlantskog Okeana. Pucale su
ratne ladje nacisticke Nemacke
ma ratne ladje Sjedinjenih Drza-
va obratno, ali Sc il svega toga
ne porodi zvanicna objava rata.
Dogadjaji Sc tako razvise .da ova
zemlja bi varvarski napadnuta cd
strane Japana.
Tako Sc ova 1941. godina zavrsa-
va sa ulaskom tin velikih zemalla
U rat, postojece krvoprolice Sc
zvanicno pretvori i pravi Drugi
.Svetski Rat, koii &c sa svojim
zverstvom zaseniti uzase Frvog
Svetskog Rata.
Ova godina bese sva puma ne
opisivih patnji "a stotine miliona
nesfetneg radnog naroda ,esvefa
zbog toga sto ona bese kapitalis-
ticka godina. Mrgodi Sc davno O.
tao Vreme drzi veliku kosu 60
tovu da sa njome odrubi glaVu ka-
pitalizmu, kao sto on to cini sva-
koj staroi godini nakon dvanaest
meseci On Sc mrgodi ma kapitali-
zam ier je ovaj davno svoju isto-
rijsku funkciju obavio. On sc mr.
godi jer Sc milioni ljudi miliiar-
de bogatstva uniStavaju nepOtre-
bno. samo da bi Sc unapredlli IN
teresi Stetnog drustvenog uredJe-
MIA koie treba da Sc nalazi dubo-
ko ukopano u zemlji, da mu nj
glasa nj traga ne ostane medJu,
pod MIN nesretnim, liudima. On Sc
mrgodi ier samo nistavna manji
ma covecanstva, kapitalisticka kla-
sa, koia je izgubila svaku vaznost
"a progress i civilizaciju, koja ra-
cara koliko god moze, uziva Lux
suznom izobilju, u drugu rukl
ogromna vecina covecanstva, rad
nicka klasa, koia poseduje svu
drustvenu vaznost i koja je jedi
ma u stanju sluziti progresu i ci-
vilizaciji, patti zbog nemastine
krvoprolica imperijalistickog rata.
On Sc mrgodi sto on sam nl]e u
stanju da zamahne sa svojom ko-
som, jer samo vreme ne moze IL
1-,S;@; 10; 1-oljki 6rrStyoOi Gin
Sociialisticku Revoluciju. On Sc
mrgodi sto ia radnicka klasa koja
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)