davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-20
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston
Detroit -- 600 900 002-2 40
Boston 100 600 301-4 so
Batteries-Newheuser, Trout and Teb-
belts; johnson and Peacock.
At New York
st. Louis s. 02O 1O2 O31- 9 13 s
New York OO1 O41 oslo 10 l
Rufins, MURPHY, Branch and Dfckey.
At Philadelphia
Cleveland - 600 200 300 5 9 2
Philadelphia OO3 Ill 00x- 6 10 /
Hemsley. Desautels: Hadiey. Harrfs. Pot
ter, Ferrick and Hayes.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
New York. 020 100 10I- 5 10 2
Pittsburgh =. 100 102 3Ox- Z 10 l
Batteries-schumacher Melton and
DanninE; KlinEer and Lopez.
At Chicago
Brooklyn --- 900 100 0
Chicago - 900 800 0
Batteries-Higbe, Kimball and owen,
Phelps; Lee and McCullough.
At Cincinnati
Boston - - 200 030 O01-
Cincinnati 900 DOL OF -
Erickson, johnson and Berres; Thomp-
son. L. Moore, z. Riddle and Lombardi
West.
At st. Louis
Philadelphia 900 90
st. Louis 102 OF
Datteries-Johnssn and Warren; shsun
and MacuSc.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
Planes Effectively BIost
Malta Horbor, Nozis Soy
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN, May 20.-German Stuka
dive-bombers were reported to have
attacked Valletta harbor, on the
British island base of Malta, early
today.
They "effectively" bombarded port
facilities, anti-aircraft positions and
searchlght batteries, DNB., official
German news agency, said.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
Lincoln Fields

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $50, claiming;
3-yesr-ods furlongs.
HereshecomeS tCraigl 10.40 100 $50
Patched Pants tRichard) 1920 $50
Memorosa Barton go
Time. 1:15.
Also ran-Town Lace, Inal, Cav Eli.
Purling Light. Mr. SeraJevo. Di Vernon.
Bright Play, Pari Sucre and Cherriko.
SIXTH R4CE-Purse S1,0l0. allow
anceS. @-yeaT-olds and up. ! mile
Valdina Groom tBereerJ $50 500 40
War Minstrel tAdans) $40 $50
To q Tee tMcCombsl 500
Time, 30 5.
Also ran-Uncle Moss Bucking, For
ever Prince and Pari King.
Evening star., 1941-05-20

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 800; al
loWsnces: 3-year-olds. l mile.
Tragic Ending tSistol 440 $50 go
Fancy Free tMcMullen) $50 , 50
Arestino Connolly 2.20
Time, .3Sls.
Also ran-One TIP. Chance Yen and
Paciner
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000, claim
ing 4-year-olds and UP, ls miles.
High Arch tBriggsl 1920 $40 $50
Fore Isus fAtkinson) $40 440
Franco Saxon Connolly $50
Time. 1:46is.
Also ran-Warrlns Witch. Whistlins
Dick. Chalcolite The Grey Num- II and
FSSJaytee
Evening star., 1941-05-20
Buckley Pleads Not Guilty, Asks Jury Trial

M Edward Buckley local attorney entered plea OF not
guilty this afternoon in Police Court ana oemahoeo jury
trial on the reopened driving charge growing
out of an automobile accident in which he was involved as
july 1t was the plea of not guilty filed by the attor
ney since returned to the courts carry s
wear Judge George said the trial would be held
some time after June Is.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
Late Races
Suffolk Downs

Earlier Results, Entries, Rossvan' S
and Other Selections on Page 2-A.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
ALLIES IN CRETE BATTLE PARACHUTE BL|Tz'
Late News Flashes
Zomzon1 Passengers in France, D.N.B. Says

ZUHZUH USoCH9STo
BERLIN uP-Passengers from the sunken Egyptian liner
Zamzam landed port on the west coast OF
France the German agency DNB announced tonght
It attributed information German official circles lhe
entire Atlantic under German occupation
Earlier Dplomatisch potSche correspondents
Whemsasse organ said the 322 passengers and creWmen
of the Zamzam taken aboard merchant ship ana
landed safely after warship had sunk the liner
tEarle o Page A-1D
Evening star., 1941-05-20
MARYLAND Beaten by Georgetown, 80
Brjbe Plot Defendant Dies in Plunge
Shippino Control Bill Passes House

The House passed and sent to the Senate today legSa
ton to give the Commission persuasive auhort
to control shipping and voyages in the nteres
nf al
Evening star., 1941-05-20

(See BASEBALL, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-05-20

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-X OF this edition OF The Star. supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition OF The Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Named
To Investigate
Private Hospitals
Sen. Diggs Charges
Some in Detroit Are
Unfit for Occupation
Time. star Correspondent,

LANSING. oct ia commit
rec 10 investigate private hospitals
IN Detroit was named today by
Lieut.. Gov Frank Murphy ar the
Of Senator Charles G.
DiggS OF Detroit
Diggs charged that several pri-
vate hospitals m the city were
unfit for occupation and had
been condemned by city authori.
ties His plan Is 70 have the state
build new institutions and turn
them over 70 the city
Murphy named Diggs. Senator
Herman Dignan Of Owosso and
Budget Director Leo ], Nowicki
10 the committee
Meanwhile. Atty Gen Herbert
] Rushton issued an opinion hold
ing legislative committees cannot
function legally after the Legisla-
ture adlourns
Rep William c. Stenson tRl Of
Greenland sought the ruling
Stenson wanted a permanent com
mittee 70 investigate the Demo.
cratic highway department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

~ his two S400 exemptions -
figure an ! have 81 pay Is the &
per cent turtsN or my 5000 net
income. That's only SIS MOI had
sH NOnder where all this talk
~ heavy taNes comes from" he
finished smuEly
TN SO glad" Tessie smiled
''herause ! WAS afraid this new
government tax would cost rs
LOT Of money Was iust reading
here where lots ~ other families
viii have 20 pay more for things
for defense
Cant he much" Tom smiled
let me have that list in the
paper and I'll figure that, too"
According 20 Board of Com
nerce figures the average Detroi
'amily earns between 5000 anC
s. 400 per year The expenditure
listed IN this story are approx
nate, but are believed 10 be Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Business, Jobs,
Banking Activity
InUpwdrd Swing
Auto Output Lower
Than Year Ago While
Building Also Slumps

While fr8eNes of business and
Industrial sctyltv In Detroit
rooved 1luurd dumrs ;he week
gains in manN cafecoreS did not
equal those of the corresponding
week a year ago the Detroit
Board ~ Commerce industrial de-
pertinent 8rpounced TODAY
Leader m ths indexes Wss hank
ing ecflrfy up IS per cent over
last wear fcWe for The week
The dollar volume or building Der.
mits Hss tar under last year
S1l65 755 for this week al against
81 a6s rs wear 7E0 Electrical
industrial mower sales for the
week tofs'e5 Z Sis 600 kilowstt
hours as compared prth $4,000
last Vear
Autonoblls produena- curing
the Wees ending October Z was
Is so rs compared with 105153
2 yssr sFo
Welfare and WA errollments
were down as compared with last
year and employment indexes rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
W. B, Stout 10 Speak
Al Trade School Fefe

William p Stout sirplans and
automobile designer and one Of
the engineers on the first Ford
plane viii he the speaker AZ the
silver anniversary banquet Of rho
Henry Ford Trade School the owe
ming OF October - IN the Masonic
Temple United States arm s.
navy and air corps officers. Ameri-
can Legion officials and n number
of civic leaders Will attend the
CcLchrailnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Sunday, October II, 1871

throughout the United States
and Canada and TO an aggres-
sive program of collective baf-
gaining, To improve their wages.
working conditions and job Sc
curity.
Murray has been with The Dc.
troit Times since February of 1922
and his long experience in every
phase Of reporting. before he he.
came an assistant city editor. ha,
given him a wide acquaintance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

ship throughout the city. He has
covered many Of Detroit's biggest
stories. one Of the most recent
being some OF the gambling CRATE
trials
Murrays victory represents 4
Reputation of the present Guild
administration. whose leftiSt tens
denotes had aroused the criticism
of many newSpapermen.
Murray who IS 81 years old,
lives Al 1901 East jefferson avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Organizing Pion

IN statement Murray said:
THE complete change Of lead
ership ordered by the members
NJ the American Newspaper
Guild Is = decisive return tn the
principles Of trade unionism
under which the Guild made It's
greatest gains.
THE new leadership Is pledged
tn a vigorous program ot or
ganizing he thousands nj
wspaper and women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
New Taxes Seem Trifle
Until Victims Add Up
II, LINTON ARKLEs

Tom ard Tessie TAXPAYER, clti-
7ers ~ Detroit. have lust received
a terrific lolt They figured out
what TIE new federal Tax will mean
To Them personally this year It's
quite some
Tom had been SINUS as he
figured hie income tax affairs, he
WAS SNUG when he told Tessle his
wife about ~
what pith one thing and an
other hc said psttinC the heads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Milton Murray
Far Ahead in
Guild Election
Early Returns Give
Him LOO Lead
Over Rival. Sullivan

Milton NJ. Murray, an assistant
city editor of The Detroit Times.
Saturday appeared to have clinched
the presidency of the American
Newspaper Guild (CIO) in the
election now being held through
out the United States.
With few returns still IN
come in, Murray was leading his
rival. Donsl Sullivan of Boston by
about LOO votes. 4.15l 10 2412,
and was running ahead Of his
ticket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
E,.Conscrni Sues Tor Job

CHICAGO. OCT II -tINS 49,
IN the first case OF q kind IN the
Chicago district James z. Her
bert Is an eX-conScript TODAY
fled SUIT IN the United States DIS
trict Court asking that his forner
employer be compelled 70 give him
back his Job As required by the
selective service law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Fix for Carburetor

we drive about $4,000 miles
q wear. get IS miles gallon.
Paw ~ cents federal tax on
each gallon. hmm, SIS tax,
have 90 get that carhuretor
fixed"
Change the oil every 1000
miles quarts each time,
that's "a gallons year. Four
and half cents federal tax on
each gallon comes 20 ~ cents.
Get set 81 plugs and other
things every year about SOS
worth taxed ; per cent.
comes 20 S1.25. Let's see 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
PIane Hits BuiIdina. 10 Dc

SAN ANTONIO Tcx. oct H.
ms Two men were reported
killed and l3 passenger, were in
Wrcd today when a BIC bombing
plane struck building as ~ was
taking OF sf Duncan Fcld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Playing Cards, Too

IT use about S1s worth 81
shells on the hunting trip and
III have 70 pay ~ per cent or
them that's S1.32. Since YOU
learned contract You GO through
about FIVE decks Of cards
year and thst'll cost us ~ cents
p pack this year, That's another
65 cents
Lets say YOU spend 81 on
cosmetics and $40 on that cos
tune iewelry you like. At 10
per cent we pey $50 federal
tax. And N 7 said II
you get that fur-trimn1ed coat
this year for about 500. wen
have 10 pay another 10 per cent,
or $40"
Tom looked haggard Tessie
tried TO think Of something 10 say
The pup slept peacefully
who said dogs life is
hard ." Tom growled a. he
tackled the movie and night club
items
we GO 10 the movies twice
week and II costs MS Sl.20. For
the year we spend S62.AO and
pay 10 per cent federal tax.
That's another 1924. Then NC
60 night-cluhbing about four
times q year and spend a aver
ace Of S. each time. That's
taxed 5 per cent or 81.
And Other Things
We have = refrigeration, stove.
vacuum cleaner, fan and flst-
iron and we average about S35
a wear for replscements. Tax
on that Is another 10 per cent,
so we pay $3.50 Then the ga
per cent tax on phone bills and
electricity, comes 20 about $50
wear"
Tom slumped m his chair
-,AhAN go az, Herr. dear. YOU
add this up, I'm little dizzy
Jessie who taught school added
quickly
Now, Tom, don't fdeet an.
Sit down and have another
cigaret " comes n SlSi.S4."
Tom hlanched Tessie brought q
cold towel Tom said hollowlv
Next time read about the
war, it'll he with the pride ~
possession, Looks like I'm buy.
ing N all by myself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
MILTON MURRAY

Mr. Murray, assistant city
editor Of The Detroit Times,
who Saturday appeared 70
have been elected president of
the American Newspaper
Guild fCTO).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

nearly correct as 4 general llsf ca
be-
Let's see bought = car for
$500. Federal tax Is : per cent.
Trade every few years and de
preciates about $3.50 a year.
Cost va about Sl0.50 year
average. Costs IS q year for use
tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
That Beer Tnx

"Nthst did We pay for T0bN's
tubas SITS, Ell? Well. az 10 per
cent on musical instruments we
paid $3.50 in federal tax"
Tessie looked concerned Tom
looked worried and sent Toby and
Martha TO bed
What might say isn't for
chttfrehs ears" he remarked
and bent perspirlngly over his
pencil. Nigh as well finish
this now. wish 7 hadn't started
II.
We bought = record player
this year for $40. Ten per cent
Is $500 and SIS worth Of rec
ords makes another S1.5O. Then
we take the boat trip up 20
your mothers place every sum
mer and that costs us $50. Five
per cent tax on that is another
Sl.S0,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

'avshed or . sin-vss+so coat
With Just enough fare for f4-te,y ,..
w'1 Injurious sniHie enbro oersd
raYoo satin ioioo Sizes 70 So n black
Sizes 36 u u IN vine Or blue
Same coat ney os had in cory stYel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

r. 'saiy so,ays 5voio9 the con
4-s-77 coIor re w. tost points
to ~ootoed riorf oored
skirt ra0as siiry 'tra.qot and flare.
less Black WITH red brown with
oo.o +po tone bl0e e. crepe raYon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

total for the car Tor year Is
S32.56 Well
Tom swallowed hard and sharp
ened the pencil
"Cigarets. We each smoke
about pack DAY and we pay
g., cents federal tax on each
pack II cents day That's
Sf7.i5 year, Holy Grow. More
than the car costs us.
Thof Beer Tox
Then we have beer tax
We don't buy more than four
cases year, do wes That's
about a. cents case e, S1.76
for the year.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04

ricki kapitalizam dobiva potrebne
sirove materijale, kao sto su linn,
guma druge, tada americki inn
perijalizam dovikuje Japanu: ru-
Ike sebi! Il
Ako bi Japanski imperijalizam
gore pomenute predele stavio pod
svoju kontrolu, to ne znaci da a.
mericki kapitalizam ne bi mogad
dobivati pomenute sirove materi-
jale il tin predela, ali "a americ-
ku plutokratiju ovo nije dovoljno.
Ona hoce da dodje u posed izvora
tin sirovih materijala da ona
mad NINA vodi kontrolu, jer ma
tai nacin ona bi izrabljivala rad
nike tih zemalja i ma oval nacin
dolazila bi do mnogo veceg pro-
fita, nego sto bi dobivala prolific
kupujuci owe sirove materijale cd
japanske plutokratije. A nikad ne
smemo gubiti iz vida cinjenicu,
da profit lopovskoj klasi odredju-
je Sta je "pravo", a sta nije "pra-
vo", Sta je "moralno", Sta nije
"moralno', it'd.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
Dragi drugovi:

Kad Sc sastaje 80. konveneijs
nase Federacije da pregleda svo.
rad "a minulu godinu, te da izrad
plan "a narednu godinu, kako b
sto plodotvornije obavljala svo.
revolucionarni rad, kapitalizan
stupa u trecu godinu Drugog Svet'
skog Rata, rata kakvom nema u
sporedjenja istoriji drustva
Drugi Svetski Rat. njegovim ra'
zornim ubilackim sredstvima, ba-
ca zasenak Prvi Svetski Rat.
Najveci ljudski umovi ma polju l.
zumevanja stavleni su u sluzbi
raaa, da usavrsavaju stara izu-
mevaju nova ratna oruzja. Danas
je ratna masina usavrsena do tog
stepena, da su ljudi nekada samo
svojim mastama mogli sebi pred
staviti.
Ia prve dive godine Drugi Svet-
ski Rat progutao je milione clam
ova radnog naroda, druge Milo
ne ubogaljio i onesposobio in "a
ikakav koristan rad; milione mate
ra, sestara i supruga izgubile su
svoje sinove, braeu muzeve; bez-
! broj nejake dece ostala su sirocad,
ostavljena ma milost nemilost o.
nome, koji njihove oceve poubija-
Sc - kapitalizmu - da bi sutra
iii prekosutra zamenih svoje rodi-
telje. On je razorio bezbroj sela i
gradova, pretvorio plodna polja
livade pustos razvaline, pose
jao kostima zalio i'll krvlju rad
nog naroda.
Oruzani kapitalizam je pokorio
zarobio citave nacije, uskracu-
iuei i'm svako slobodno kretanje,
izraz misli i oduzeo i'm pravo ma
zivot. Hiljadama neduznog i nevi-
nog radnog naroda skapavaju Cd
gadi, druge hiljade, stavljene ma
razne nuke DO koncentracionim
logorima, umiru cd muka gladl,
samo zbog toga Sto pokorno j po-
nizno neodobravaju kapitalistic-
kim razbojnicima.
Dokle &c oval rat uzasa, jauka i
!. placa trajati i kako ce Sc dokonca-
ii, niko nije stanju predvideti.
Koliko &c jos nevinih zrtava pasti,
sela gradova biti razoreno, plod-
nih livada opustoseno, radnicke
krvi proliveno, to su tajne koje
leu ma krilu "Bogova"
Uzrok danasnjem kao proslom
Svetskom Ratu nalazi Sc kapi-
talizmu, u njegovom nacinu proiz-
vodnje razmene, koji Sc zasniva
ma privatnom vlasnistvu sredsta7a
proizvodnje izrabljivanju radnic-
Ike klase. "Visak vrednosti' koga
kapitalisticka klasa prisvaja, IL
rabljivajuci radnicku klasu, toliko
je velik da ga ona, ma koliko ras-
kosno zivela, nije u stanju potro-
siti, a radnicka klasa, buduci (kad
radi) "a najamnicu, koja pred
stavlja mali deo vrednosti (oko
jedne sestine) Cd onog sto prolz-
vodi, ona moze samo toliko vred-
nosti kupiti, kolika je vrednost
njene najamnice. Ia ostali suvisak
"viska vrednosti" kapitalisticka
klasa mora naci stranih pijaca.
A stranih pijaca svakim damon
biva sve mamie mamie. oko ovo
malo pijaca nastaje borba medJu
kapitalistima svih zemalja, koji ce
cd kojih da prograbi wise. Ova Sc
borba prvo vodi putem konkuren-
CHE, zatim putem diplomatic i ko-
nacno oruzjem, kao sto je danas-
MEM ratu.
Pre- nego sto je izbio Drugi Svet-
ski Rat, Hitler, predstavnik ne
macke plutokratije, rekao je da
Nemacka (nemacki kapitalizam)
mora naci izlaza, znaci pijaca ko-
lonija, iii &c Sc ugusiti. Tako je
rekao drzavni sekretar Hull, da
Sjedinjene Drzave moraju trgovatl
iii ratovati. Ali ratni predsednik
owe zemlje, Woodrow Wilson,
najjasnije najotvorenije je karak-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-04
N Uvod izveStaju Centranog Odbora 30 Konvenciji M


ii pokorava druge nacije, i drugo,
da stiti interese kapitalisticke kla-
| Sc cd domaceg neprijatelja - cd
radnicke klase. Osobito stajaca
| vojska dobro dolazi "a vreme rad
nickih strajkova.
Radnicki Strajkovi.
U minuloj godini zemlja je bila
puma strajkova. Nemilosrdno iz-
rabljivanje radnika, teski uslovi
rada svakodnevno poskupljivanje
zivotnih namirnica, radnike je pri-
| siljavalo ma strajk, u nadi da bi
svoie teske nepodnosljive uslo-
We zivota kolko tolko ucinili pod
nosljivijim. Takozvana narodna
| odbrana, "preteca opasnost" cd
stranog neprijatelja, sluzile su ka-
pitalistiekoj klasi kao sredstva "a
slamanje radnickih strajkova, pri-
kazuiuci radnike sebicnim, koji
svoje interese stavljaju iznad in
teresa "otadzbine". A sto kapita-
listieka klasa ma racun "narodne
odbrane" povecava svoje profile
h sluzi joj kao sredstvo "a oeuva-
ME njenog profitaskog sistema, o
tome burzoaska stampa nema nj
sta da kaze. Sama njena stampa
donosi podatke da su razne kor-
poracije povecale svoje profile ma
stotine procenata minuloj godi-
nj. "Narodna odbrana" kapitalis-
tickoi klasi sluzi "a povecanje ME
nih profita, a kad je u pitanju
profit, tada nema tog sredstva,
koga Sc ona ne bi latila. Ear nije
"a ovo dokaz danasnji rat, u kome
milioni clanova jedine korisne
klase padaju i stradaju, ali ma
ratun ovih palih postradalih mi
Iona nase klase donose velike
profile lopovskoj klasi.
U citavoj ovoj ratnoj kampa-
Mi jedna je pojava dobra, koja mas
revolucionare odusevljava u mas
uliva nepokolebivu nadu nasu
klasu, to je ova: U prkos slime
propaganda cd strane kapitalistic-
ke drzave, stampe, crkve dru-
gih kapitalistickih propagandis-
tickih agencija, da zagreju rad
nike "a rat, "narodnu odbranu',
"pretnje cd stranog neprijatelja"
it'd, ne mogu da pridobiju radnike.
Svesno iii nesvesno. radnici sc ne
daju lako navuci ma tanak led.
Sve te zvucne fraze "demokra-
tiu", "narodnoj odbrani" i "opas-
nosti cd stranog neprijatelja" ne
nalaze povoljnog odziva kod radni-
ka. Ovo je dokaz da radnici ne mo-
gu da vide u tim milozvuenim fra
zama nista "a sto bi oni trebali da
Sc zagrejavaju.
Oval zdravi radnieki nagon tre-
ba sjediniti klasnom svescu, S
njihovim klasnim interesima. Tre-
ba radnike klasno prosvetiti -
marksisticki prosvetiti - organi-
zovati kako njihovi interest ma
lazu, ma politickom ekonomskom
polju. Ovako prosvetiti organize
vati radnike Amerike, to je zada-
tax SOclJallStlcke Radnlcke far-
tije.
Sovjetsko-nemacki sukob.
Kad je u avgustu 1889. godlne
Sovjetska vlada potpisala "nena-
valni nakt" 8 nacistickOm ZVeri i
ma tai nacin omogucila gangsteru
Hitleru da otpocne danasnji krva-
vi razorni rat, tada je S. L. P.
takav Gin ma strani Sovjetske Via
de kritikovala osudjivala, kao
proturadnicki i protu-marksistic-
XII Gin. Svima koji prate mas rad,
poznato je ma osnovu cega je
Is. L. P. osudjivala kritikovala