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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

ViolatOrS LETT E. S. Jones, Newport,
Harry Milton, Calipatria; and Frank
Walker, Redondo Beach, facing $500
fines each with alternatives of $50
days each in Jail. They were sen
fenced by Judge J. B. Miller of the
Westmorland justice court on charges
of using seine net, 400 feet long
and II feet wide, to haul assorted
varieties OF fish from the mouth
of New River near Salton Sea.
For Jones and Milton, it was the
they paid 500 fines each on similar
charges. 1t was the first offense IN
Imperial Valley for Walker, game
WardenS said.
The three were among II persons
convicted of fish law violations in
Imperial county in the last 10 days,
State Game Warden Leo Rossier
said. Out of the II convictions have
come a total of $2100 in fines, with
alternative Jail sentences totaling
900 days.
The Jones-Milton-W Walker arrest
WdS Jlle lllSI llldQe IL UlllS county
as result of airplane reconnais-
sance by fish and game commission
officials.
Game Warden Tate Miller, Termi-
nal Island, and Erie L. Bacon, Off
cial pilot for the fish and game COM
mission, sighted the 400-foot seine
net across New River while flying
to the valley last Tuesday after
noon from Los Angeles, under orders
TO conduct an aerial investigation
of violations in this area.
The pair notified Rooster, game
warden assigned to this territory
and County Game Warden E. M.
Mackey, of what they had seen. To-
gether, the men went by motor cal
to the mouth of New river. There,
after an all night wait, they sur
prised the suspected poachers. Court
appearances and sentences followed.
The fish taken from the net-25O
pounds of assorted varieties-were
turned over to Sheriff Robert w.
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~ .
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Britain Prepares
New Balkan Move
In Ankara ParIey
Japan Stirs Tension in
Orient With Order to
Evacuate IndO-China
BY UNITED PRESS

Britain pre- pared new
moves on the Balkan checker
board Thursday while Japan
boosted Far Eastern tension
by suddenly stiffening her attitude
toward French Indo-C China.
Word that Sir Stafford Cripps,
British ambassador to Moscow. is
joining the Anglo Turkish confer
ences at Ankara indicated that Rus
sia's position is being explored.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
and the chief of the British i'm
perial staff. Gen. Sir John G.. Dill,
held an important consultation at
the Turkish premier's office. Edden
consulted with Jugoslav. Russian
and Bulgarian representatives We'd
nesday night.
Grips probably will join the
councils at Ankara Friday.
1t is presumed that ways and
means Of creating a barrier to Nazi
expansion in the Balkans is being
considered by the British. One
report is that the British hope to
create Balkan defensive pact with
Turkey as the Keystone.
The Russian attitude toward such
a project is vital because of the
close relations between Russian and
Turkey. Some clue to Russia's at
titude may be given by Soviet
Premier-Foreign Commisar v. M.
Molotov in an address he is ex-
pected to make before the supreme
Soviet.
Cairo reported that British mec-
hanized advance elements had en-
countered and driven back ar1nored
units, believed to be German, west
OF Aghlela. This placed the en-
counter IS miles west of the Libyan
spot mentioned by Rome and Ber-
Continued on Page 2, Col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Lodge Urges Delay
On Aid Debate

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 (UP)-
Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, r., Mass
today appealed to administration
leaders in the senate to shelve the
pending lend-lease bill and take up
a simple, straightforward aid-to-
Britain measure" instead.
Lodge said the chamber could re-
turn to discussion of the present
measure, and whether it presents
war and dictatorship aspects, at our
leisure"
1T is obvious we cannot vote on
this bill by the end of this week
as originally believed" Lodge said
Therefore, I would like to suggest
that we take up simple straight
forward aN-to-B Britain measure
and then discuss this bill, which
presents other problems, later"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27


was attacked by San Carlos natives.
She married Bartlett J. Guthrie in
1856 and they settled on a Spanish
land grant in Solano county near
the present site of Davis. She lived
on the ranch SO years, then moved
to Clarksburg, Sacramento and
Davis. Mr.. Guthrie died in 1887.
Highlights among her recollec-
tons were the trip to California on
the ship Star of the West" and
when she sheltered the youngest
daughter of General Vallejo who
eloped with Spaniard named Nor
ales. The general forgave his daugh-
ter and the Guthries were hosts at
a big celebration.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27


in 1885 in Ohio. Some sort of cele-
bration has been held annually since
the large party on her hundredth
birthday but recent death in the
family prevented any special occa-
sion today.
Aunty Guthrie looks more like
a woman of 80 and her mind and
faculties are not seriously impaired.
She takes pride in her demeanor
and dress and is able to remember
many historical events in which she
was an observer. She listens a great
deal to the radio to keep abreast
of current happenings.
Her family brought her to Califor-
mia by way of the Isthmus of Pana-
ma in 1855, during which the party
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Rain Forecast
In l. .Friday

Rain before Friday night was
forecast Thursday for Imperial VAL
ley as new storm moved inland
from the Pacific Ocean, bringing
rainfall in the Los Angeles area
and threatening additional precipi-
tatlon over the weekend.
us. Weather Bureau station at
San Diego predicted increasing
cloudiness Thursday night and Fri
day with showers late Friday for
Imperial Valley, and heavy rainfall
for coastal areas late THURSDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

A time when Ell Centres crime
detection was done afoot, on horse
back or in two-cylindered Max
well was brought back this week
by the return of Clyde A. Bradford,
former city marshal, after a 80 year
absence from Ell Centre.
Bradford, who was the citv's fisrt
marshal and served in 1903 and
1909, left Ell Centre in 1912 to
return to Texas. He visited Imperial
Valley only a few times before
coming back this week to settle
permanently.
Il would hardly have known the
city," Bradford remarked Thursday.
1T has grown away from me. There
are just a few landmarks that
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

belong to the bargaining union"
The resolution also called for
social security for farmers, unem-
ployment compensation at $l6 q
week FOR 10 weeks, and. where other
labor gets two weeks vacation with
pay, similar vacation for farmers.
Shafer said the resolution was
"the inevitable fruit OF a policy In
this country that calls upon the
farmer first. for the sacrifices and
that wants to give him last OF all.
If ever, any OF the benefits"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

dIIIIcIo Oh IIIIS ldllOn Dy the TACT
that pressure groups are operating
our government"
He told of a resolution passed by
farmers in the Coldwater Dairy
Co.. Coldwater, Mich, a cooperative
demanding legislation authorizing
organization of farmers under the
ALL, Go or an independent or
ganization giving the farmers the
same rights as other labor - to
strike, to picket. to maintain prices
in any state where a majority vote
shows a majority of the farmers
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
House Refuses to
Ban Closed Shop

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. (UP)-
The house today voted down, 81 to
II, an amendment to the 81, 500, 49,
7O2 supplemental defense bill which
would have prohibited the closed
shop on defense projects.
The house then approved the en-
tire bill by voice vote and sent it
to the senate. The measure pro-
vides for bolstering American de-
lenses at Guam and Samoa, In the
troubled far Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
|ENNEY SIGNS lid REFUND|NG JUDGMENT
: Die IN AIR CRASH

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 81 UP)-
An eastern air lines sleeper plane
crashed in a rain-drenched pine
grove Is miles south of here early
To-Day, killing seven persons and
lnJuring nine, including Capt. Ed
Gle Rickenbacker who was said 10
have a $3.50 chance Of surviving
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Railroad Workers
Ger WAGE Boost

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. CUP)-.
Wage increases for approximately
10000 railroad employees become eff
fective March l under a wage and
hour department minimum wage
order.
The order establishes a minimum
wage of SO cents an hour for en-
ployes of trunk line railroads and
SO cents an hour for short lines.
The increases are expected to total
more than 100000 annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

The dead were:
Rep. William D. Byron, d. Md.
B. G. M. Van Der Hoop of Scars
Gale, MY, president of the Til
Processing Corporation building a
S3,500,C00 tim smelter ior the gov
eminent near Houston, Tex, A.
Leibowitz of Atlanta; Juan Maria
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Schools Close at
Noon Monday

All Ell Centre schools will open
at 8 am. Monday and close at noon,
1t was announced Thursday by Su-
perlntendent Guy Weakley.
The change in schedule was ar
ranged to permit the children to
attend school day activities at the
Imperial County fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Disappearance

Disappearance
Mandrake the magician could
have done vanishing act no bet
ter, though perhaps with fewer
noise effects.
AT the Barbara Worth club tour
nament party Wednesday night Ross
Clark, failing to find a chair in
the crowd, decided to ensconce him.
self on card table. Ross watched
the proceedings from his point OF
vantage until he happened to shift
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Farmer Movement
Called Dangerous

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. (UP)-Rep Paul W. Shafer
~ Mch today described farmers drive for equal rights
WIN LABOR as what may be the first rumble of what he
beeVes will be the most dangerous movement to arise in
america He said the movement was "forcd upon the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Woman Observes
Tooth Birthday

DAVIS, Cal, Feb. 27. (UP)--Mrs. Betsy Ann Judd
Guthrie one of the Oldest persons in California and the
nation, today quietly celebrated her 106th birthday
Anty Guthrie, she is known affectonately by her
friends and relatives had only few close friends visit
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Bethlehem Asks
Sheriff's Guard
Police Protection Denied in Strike Of
Go Union. Steel Company Officials
Charge; Non-S+nkers Terrorized

LACKAWANNA, N Y, Feb. 81 COP)-The Bethlehem.
Steel Corporation plant appealed to the sheriff for
ton today charging that striking workmen creating
terror about the premises that local police protection had
broken down. and that he situation creates real
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Flying Wardens
jail ; PodcherS
Roundup Of Fish Law VioIators Brings
Heavy Fines to Reporters Nabbed
With AO-Foot Net at Mouth Of River

A California Fish and Game commission blitzkries
that has pashed $1,000 worth of fines across Imperial
county court records in 10 days struck from the air this
week at three valley fish poachers.
The commissions airplane attack against game law
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
wo Millions in
Back Interest to
Be Distributed
Signature Puts Plan Into Effect With
Districts Financial Slate Clean for
Firs+ Time Since Default in 1892

Imperial Irrigation district out of bankruptcy
Thursday
The long fight to straghten out district financial af
fairs came close Wednesday afternoon when Judge
Ralph E. Jenney of federal district court Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

Highway Trails
For the 80 persons who started
out from Nexicali bent for san
Felipe and a pleasant fishing eX-
cursion as the climax of the -Four
States highway convention, San Fe-
lipe is a will O the wisp and a
deluSion.
They left Mexicali last Sunday
forenoon by motor car. Late in the
afternoon they reached a spot where
heavy rains had made the road
impossible. Determined to get to
San Felipe, particularly because OF
the prospect of comfortable ac-
comodations and the fishing, the
motorists tried three times to get
around the bad stretch. All to no
avail.
Finally at pm. they gave up and
settled down for the night 45 miles
from Mexicali. There was food
and entertainment but no beds.
They slept in the cars in a desolate
stretch Of road.
On their way back to Mexicali
the next morning fish truck,
loaded with the nights catch, sped
past them toward Mexicali. How
it got through they didn't know,
but that was the closest any of the
80 got to fishing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
y AMslINe
\Ep0RTER

FlO's Hat
Once upon a time Mrs. Dunn
Brown had very ducky hat with
an ostrich plume on it. She still
has the hat, but it has ceased TO
carry the ostrich addition.
One night when Dunk came
home from a pheasan hunting ex-
pedition Mrs. Brown inspected the
booty and her eye was taken by
one pheasant with particularly
long tail. She remembered that
the ostrich plume was something
the worse for wear. So the pheas-
ant took the ostrich's place. And
very attractive, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

I. V. Lettuce: Demand fairs
market steady; carloads fob. cash
track Is, IS 81. few soc: Is s0-S5c.
l.. A. hay u. s. No. 1, Nv. SlG.-
S16.50. U. s. No. 2 Nv. leafy $3.50;
No. 2 $3.50 1850; Mpls Sept. flax
SLIGO.
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Odrice Sc.

U Washingtonu je Robert Mi
nor, "privremeni" sekretar Ko.
munisticke partije odrzao govor
preko radija u kojem je rekao, da
je njegova partija zahvalna cinje-
mici da Sc umanjuju starjkovi, i
dalje rece, da su Sc mnoge izmis-
liotine" izrazavale odnosno ko-
munistickih veza sa bivsim straj-
kovima.
! Pseudokomunisti su, postaIi
odjednom takvi obozavaoci "de-
mokratijama" plutokrats kog
imperijalizma, da Sc slide svojih
predjasnjih "nepatrioticinih" ak:
CHA, da Sc kao Petar, istih odricu.
Sada, zaista, mozemo ocekivati
da &c owl novi stoprocentni
"Amerikanci" vrebati vodje straj-
kova prikazivati in kao "izdaj-
nike domovine." to sve ime
"odbrane Amerike sa davanjem
pune pomoci Sovjetskoj Juniji,
Velikoj Britaniji swim nacijama
koje Sc bore protiv Hitlera!'
Radnicka klasa nije nikada j.
mala gorih izdajnika cd ovih be-
zobraznika koji pod firmom "ko-
munizma'' raspiruju sovinizam
trulog kapMalizma!
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MA PRAGU
TRAGEDIJE.

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
svetske dogadjaje radnickoj klasi
jer ona nepokolebljivo stoji ma
cvrstom zemljistu nepomirliivog
Marksizma. Sve druge organizaci-
je koje su do sada bile protiv rata.
a sada su "a rat, one su takve jer
one nikada ne pocivahu ma stro-
goj liniji klasne borbe; nikada ne
zastupahu vrle interese oslobo-
djenja radnicke klase. Zbog toga
one danas vele da Sc sa ulaskom
Sovjetske Rusije rat izmenio
krakter ovog rata, a ostall de
mokratski" imperijalisti teraju in
u laz ier oni vode imperijalisticki
rat - neizmenjenog karaktera!
Americka radnicka klasa je
protiv ulaska u rat. Ona je protiv
NIGGA uvek bila. Nju ie kapita-
listicka klasa morala silom terati
da sc "a niu bije "a vreme prvog
Svetskog Rata. Ona Sc NADIA da &c
je sada uz pomoc pseudokomunis-
ia naterati da je jos jednom pri-
sill u sadasnje krvoprolice. | kapi-
talisticka klasa sa swim svojim
lakejima &c jos jednom uspeti da
radnicku klasu protiv njene wolfe
gurne rat, ako Sc radnicka klasa
ne okrene protive kapitalizma i
svih njegovih pseudokomunistie-
kin puzavaca, da poslusa glas
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije,
jadinog njenog iskrenog prijate-
liza, te da Sc sto pre-, dok jos ina
vremena, organizuje politicki i
ekonomski da ma civilizovani ma
Gin obori kapitalizam owe zemlje,
sa cijim &c padom jamacno, kao
kuce Cd karata, pasti sve ostale
kapitalisticke zemlje. Samo takva
borba jeste klasna borba, kada
radnicka klasa vodi borbu protiv
sveukupne burzoazije, ne praveci
razliku izmedju njenih zlikovskih
delova. Kapitalizam nije pola ma
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Sa zajednickog piknika
Hoboken, y. J.

Ogranci Hoboken i New York
odrzali su svoj prvi piknik owe
sezone ma Is. juna, zajedno.
Vreme mas je bio malo uznemi-
rilo, ali oko II sati poce da Sc
razvedrava sve ispade dobro.
Nasi prijatelji Sc ne dadu bas
tako lako poplasiti te su sc poce-
Ii dosta rano sakupljati. Tako smo
Sc pored dobre pecene janjetine
hladnog napitka vrlo d 0 bro
sproveli.
Drug F. Rack je pozdravio gos-
te sa kojim je jezgrovito objas-
MO mas revoluciOnarni program
pozvao prisutne da Sto wise citaju
nasu Stampu literaturu, da bi
tako Sto wise razumeli dogadjaie
koje Sc odigravaju, da bi in tako
Sto uspesniie drugim neobaves-
tenim radnicima objasnjavali, jer
dogod Sc radnici ne upoznadu sa
naSom naukom oni &c morati biti
tlaceni cd raznih Hitlera, Musso-
lini-a, Churchilla Roosevelta.
Nakon govora Sc obavi kolek-
cija prisutni prilozise preko $50.
90.
Ogranci Sc najlepse zahvaljuiu
prilagacima kao drugaricama NJ.
Jelusic, E. Dekovic Mrs. Lun,
koje su darovale kolaGe.
Ma 20. julia odrza6emo JOS je-
dan malo veci piknik sa malo Vi
Sc mladih na raznju pecenih ja-
njaca Zbog toga neka citaoci do
bro paZe na oglas u r. B. da ne
promase prisustvovati tom pikni-
ku, jer mi dobijamo goste il kra-
jeva Cd Atlantika do Pacifika i
| oni nam vele da ie nasa ma raz-
nju pecena janjet:ma n tuAus-
Mia.
S. Vukotic, dopisnik.
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SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.
Oblik i suStina glupOsti.

U istom broju Slobodna Rec
pise:
"Napad Hitlera ma Sovjetski
Savez izmenio je oblik danasnJeg
rata" Onda dalje veil:
"Da je ovo sustina promene u
obliku rata, moze lako da Sc vidi
il promene stavu nekih kon-
gresmana senatora IL juznih dr.
zava." I "a njih rece da su dosad
"podupirali imperijalistieke ko-
rake Rooseveltove Wade. Ali elm
je ri Rooseveltova vlada Sc IL
jasnila prilog Sovjetskog Save
"a u borbi protivu Hitlerizma,
ova ganga je pocela da napada
spoljnu politiku Roosevelta kao
'protivnu miru'."
Ali ia ganga sa Juga nije upli-
visala ma politicku vladavinu owe
zemlje koja je vrlo, vrlo, kapita-
listicka, nego Sc danas njeni cla-
novi jos wise ostrije izrazavaju
protiv Hitlera, zajedno sa Chur-
chillom i spoljna politika Wade
owe zemlje je danas isto tako i'm
perijalisticka kao sto bese nazad
mesec dana, kao sto je imperija-
listicki oval rat po obliku sus-
tint danas kao sto bese pre- nava-
le Hitlera ma Sovjetsku Juniju.
Svetska situacija sc ne menja
nj DO obliku nj sustastveno sa
svakom promenom linije pseudo
komunizma!
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Sumnjiva rabOta
<tDatriOta." +"

Izgleda da svako ma svoju ruku
kupi "a "pomoc nastradalim u
Jugoslaviji, jer IL Chicago javlja-
ju da je "Yugoslav-American Re-
lief Committee, Inc.," opomenuo
stanovnike Chicago da ne daju
svoje dobrovoljne priloge ratne
pomoci neodgovornim osobama.
TIE neodgovorne osobe su prema
vestima ljudi oko Jugoslavenskoe
Glasnika, koji "a svoje izdanje cd
3. julia sakupise oglasa u vredno-
'sti cd $4,000. Izvestaj veil da su
oni ISL cd oglasivaca dobili O.
glase pod izgovorom da &c tai
novac otici ''nastradalim" pro-
paloj Jugoslaviji. Ali izgleda da
&c vrlo mali deo toga novca otici
onamo "a sto sc kupio. Polovinu
iii $1,000 dobili su oni koji su ku-
pill oglase, a $4,000 je dobio Fo-
tic kao njegov "dar." Ovo je, pre-
ma tom izvestaju, rekao sam po-
sednik te novine.
Imamo tai "cuveni'' broj Jugo-
slavenskog Glasnika pri ruci II
to mnostvo obelodanjenih oglasa
vidimo takve u cijim Sc prosto-
ru nalazi samo "From A Friend.
Oni su kao svi drugi dali svoje
oglase pod uplivom da &c tai no.
vac otiei "a pomoc siromasima Il
Jugoslaviji.
Sada je Ottawa stvar pod istra-
gom. I izgleda da Sc sumnja u
"eistoci'' motiva posednika tog
lista koji &c Sc trista puta zakle-
ii da je ''najcistiji'' patriota!
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Ali kO. ie lud.

Sekretar Mornarice Knox, pri-
1ikom godisnjice svog zvanja, rece
da mi jedan pametan covek ne
zeli rat" Ali je dodao da je "rat
odbrane protiv nacizma daleko
bolji cd mira koji bi bio postig-
nut sa predajom H lit | e IT," Ia
ko vidimo da on ako nije lud BIZ
ra rat, imperijahsticki rat, "de-
mokratija" protiv nacizama.
Pre- nego sto Sc zapalio fitil
svetske barutane, skoro su svl
zvanienici kapitalistickih zena-
liza govorili protiv rata iako su
punii svet sa barutom spremaju-
ii ga "a postojecu eksploziju. Pa
ipak j ako oni nisu hteli krvopro-
lice stupise u MEGA, bez okleva-
MIA. W
Oni ne behu ludi, ali behu IVA
nEnici ludog kapitalizma j zbog
toga oni sluzeci njemu - pljac-
kaskim interesima kapitalisticke
klase, kao da behu sami ludi uvu-
kose svoje zemlje u krvoprolice.
Mi znamo da Sekretar Knox nj
lie lud niti on zeli rat, ali on sluzl
ludom kapitalizmu i kao njego1
predstavnik mora zagovarati rat
iako ga kao pametan covek ne
zeli, Jer kako kapitalizam svira
svi njegovi zvanicnici moraju
igrati!
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Sa piknika.
Steubenville, O.

y nedelju 20. juna mas Ogra-
max i mesna Sekcija odrzali su
zajednicki piknik, ma farmi M. Ko-
tura.
Poseta je bila tako kao obicno.
Pozdravnu rec su odrzali dru-
govi H. Brostman, ma engleski,
M. Vuksic, il Salema, O., ma
jugoslavenski. Prvi je apelovao
ma prisutne da Citaju studiraju
stampu literaturu s. L. P, Jedi
ne partije radnicke klase Ameri-
ke, kOja uci kako da Sc radnici
organizuju sa svrhom prenasanja
sredstava proizvodnje il privatnog
vlasnistva Il ruke zajednickog
vlasnistva, sto znaci zamena kapi-
talizma sa Socijalizmom.
Drugi govornik je objasnio uz-
roke danasnjeg rata, njegovo ra-
zornO delovanje ma tekovine civil
lizacije po same zivote sinova
radnicke klase. ukazao je ma put
izlaza il ovog nepodnosljivog sta
MIA kojeg preporucuje Socijalistic-
ka Radnicka Partija.
Potom je M. Krnic uzeo rec i
pozvao prisutne da "a svrhu ma
seq oslobodjenja priloze novcano.
kolekmiji.
Sledeci prilozise:
II. Brostman $500 L. Ander-
son $500, N. Marbesa s1.00, Her
nina Barac s100, J. Dorosky
s1.00, S. Vignjevic S1.00, S. Cavli-
ma S1.OO, NJ. Krnic 81 100, w.
Brostman S1.O0, M. Barac Soc, M.
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
POmazu HitlerOvO
0bajSSnjenie.

Pittsburska pseudokomunistieks
Slobodna Rec veil, u svom izdaniu
cd 8. julia, sledece:
"Glavne odsudne bitke ne vo'
de Sc wise izmedju Engleske i'm
perije nemackog imperijalizma
Glavnu borbu danas vodi nemac'
XII imperijalizma, organizovan
naoruzan do zuba, pod divljackin
nacelima Nacizma, sa jedne stra-
ne, a sa druge strane jedina rad
nicka seljacka drzava ma svetu.'
Ovako bas veil Hitler, da je
on protiv- Sovjetske Junije podu.
geo krusadu "svetog rata" protiv
bezboznih Boljsevika, trudeci sc
da predobije "demokratije" da
mu u tome: pomognu da Sc oval
rat glavnome vodi kao sto pseu-
dokomunisticka krpetina rece da
Sc vodi, izmedju nacizma iii kapi-
talizma, protiv boljsevizma iii So
cijalizma.
Ali Hitleru ne veruju "demo-
kratije" da je on u Rusiju prod
70 radi opsteg klasnog interesa
svetskog kapitalizma, nego da Sc
doeepa ruskog ratnog materijala
! bogate hrane da bi mogao sto
uspesnije protiv njih voditi i'm
perijalistitki rat.
I zbog toga "demokratije" nisu
stale uz Hitlera da Sc tako oval
rat pretvori u rat izmedju revo-
lucije kontrarevoluciie, nego
one jos vode imperijalisticki rat
/ on je u glavnome takav. Pa ma
sta krekeeala Slobodna. Rec!