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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
By MORRIS =. HARRIS and
JAMES ID. WHITE

by MOth1o nAnRAo anu
JAMES d. WHITE
ABOARD S. S. GRIPSHOLM,
Aug Is lR)-The Shanghai
Jewish refugee struggles once
more in the tolls of tn, war he
fled Hitler's Europe four years
ago to escap".
There are $1,000 of these
stateless, almost homeless sons
Of Israel living from day to day
in the dismal tenements lining
the mud flats of the Whangpoo.
Without citizenship, they can ap-
peal to no sl.hority. Without
friends, they shift for them
selves. Without hopes. they bat
the poverty and prejudice. Many
have died already. More will
perish this winter of cold. ex-
posture, malnut ition. War has
caught up nth tenn again.
About 10000 of these Jews
were being kept alive before the
war began by relief measures
carried on by the Joint Jewish
Refugee Relief Committee, a
branch of an organization by the
81 me name in New York. The
majority of their funds were
coming ~ the donations -
about SIS, 900 monthly--of Jews
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
By RELMAN NORM

ABOARD S. S. GRIPSHOLM,
Aug. Is - up - You people
must have been blind. "
The Japanese intelligence Of
ficer smiled coldly. He was ex-
aiming me at Saigon on a
charge of espionage. To the
Japanese, all newspapermen
are spies - especially their
own. He had a dossier on me,
sent down from Tokyo. 1t show
ed that I had left japan exact
ly IL months before the Pa
cific war, and that l had then
gone to the Philippines, the
Netherlands Indies, Singapore,
Malaga, Burma. Thailand. and
so to Indo-C China - just where
the japanese were to come.
Now it was early summer, and
all those places were in japanese
hands, quickly conquered.
CONSTANT QUERIES
Yet, the officer was asking
about the state of preparedness
in all the colonies and territories
bordering the south China Sea.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Furious Naval
Battle RACES
Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses
in New FIGHT for Islands

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS Il AP) - The Nsvy en-
holding the Southeastern Solomea lssWds
ond thot greet end Dir bete had developed in which He
enemy hod suffered them holt dozen ships dome9ed
The bottle besan deveopas he afternoon Of Aussst
% ond oreody Army end Navy pones have Ct
feetive bombed two Jspe"ess es'e one bott'eshp enc
transport cruiser and unspeeed number Of other
cruisers which the kovy dssreibsd only "severoI."
MAIN ACTION RACES
The transport end cruiser left burning eses
otter oireroft ottoek them north Of Gusdoleanel Ar
gust a. American fighter inteseelted strong eney siv
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Rx the Associated Press

Chinese dispatches said today
that Japan's invasion armies
were withdrawing from China
east coast provinces to prepare
another thrust" elsewhere -
possibly an attack on Russian
Siberia, India or Australia.
In Chungking, Generalissimo
Chang Kai shek's war capital,
inform quarters agree d that
some big-scale revision of Jap
anese plans had prompted the
enemy to yield hard-won terri
tory in Chekiang and Kiangsi
provinces.
ABANDON CITIES
A Chinese army spokesman
said the Japanese were with
drawing between $4,000 and
10000 troops from the two prov
inces - about half the original
invasion force - and abandon
ing city after city to Gen. Chi
ang's armies.
The China Times, appealing
to the Allies mot to sit still
waiting to be attacked" urged
a United Nations offensive to
thwart Japan's new strategy
which most observers forecast
would develop in an attack on
Siberia at Russia's back door.
Chimes headquarters an
nounced the recapture of Linch-
wan (Fuchow), second biggest
japanese base in Kiangsi Prov
ince, and said another Chinese
force was attacking within 80
miles of Nanchang, main enemy
base in the province.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

patiently for signs of an allied
plan designed to relieve the
pressure on the Soviet.
The feeling that spectacular
developments soon may follow
the Prime Minister'S return
grew among Britons with the
disclosure that he had visited
Iran and Iraq as we'll as Egypt
during his three-week flight.
SWIFT ACTION
Those visits both brought
quick. unforeseen consequences
the establishment of a sepa-
rate military command for the
Iraq-Iran area and the assign
ment of General Sir Harold AL
exander to succeed General Sir
Claude Auchinleck as command
er in chief of the Middle East.
The questions British editor
ialists asked were when and
where allied power would ex-
plode to help lift the burden
See CHURCnILA-Page 2
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TraiIeriies
FACE Eviction
Decision Hits
Fair Rent Group

Unless five tenants of those
j k n Trailer Camp, 1888
Ready, Warren township, pay up
back rent plus court costs with
in five days they will be evicted,
Circuit Court Commissioner
John Nunneley ruled today.
The eviction cases are the
first brought by a Warren town.
ship trailer camp owner follow
ing skirmishes involving own
ers and members of the East
Side JAW (CIO) Fair Rents
committee. Others are likely to
See EVICTIONS-Page z
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Renegade Spy
Guilty; May
Pay with Life
Deoth PenoIty
Possible for
Buffalo Athlete

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. Is -
tP) - Herbert K. F. Bahr, con-
victed renegade American who
chose to cast his lot with Nazi
Germany as an espionage agent
in his adopted country, awaited
today a federal court sentence
which may forfeit his life.
Bahr, whose stoical attitude
during six days of trial on a
charge of conspiracy to COM
NIT espionage was broken only
when jury of six women and
six men returned its verdict last
night, will be sentenced Septem-
Der 2 by Federal Judge William
F. Smith. He is liable to q
maximum penalty of death or a
prison term of up to 80 years.
LIPS QUIVERED
The former Buffalo athletes
lips quivered and he dropped
his head when his conviction
was announced. His wife, whom
he left behind when he went to
Germany more than three years
ago as an exchange student,
collapsed a short time later, then
said she had abandoned her
plans to divorce him and would
fight to win his freedom.
From, the moment ] saw him
in court again, all myslove for
him came back and now I'll
fight my hardest for him." she
said.
Bahr's court-assigned counsel,
Frederic M. p. Pearse, an
nounced he would appeal the
verdict. He had asked the jury
not to visit the sins Of the
apostates of that German race
on the head of this young man."
Bahr will be 80 Thursday.
GESTAPO TRAINED
Bahr testified that he had
accepted espionage training by
the Nazi Gestapo only because
he wanted to get back to the
United States. He said he de-
layed revealing his intention to
betray the Gestapo when he was
questioned by authorities on the
exchange ship Drottningholm be-
See SRY-Page z
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Legion Chiefs
Are Installed
Impressive Rites
Marks Elevation

New officers today served
Harry Ollrich post, American
Legion, as the result of color
full installation services held last
night at the post hall.
A 40 & 8 degree team INSTALL
ed the officers after which the
Moore twins, Donna and Wan
da, highlighted the entertain
ment. At least Is distinguish
ed guests from nearby posts
swelled the attendance to so.
Charles Mallast, retiring COM
mander, was accorded honors by
members of the post.
William Britton, hero OF
World War l, was awarded the
Purple Heart. Following the
meeting, the Ladies Auxiliary
served lunch. Mrs. Leo Braun
was chairman.
The new officers are:
Commander, Charles Mikelait.
First vice commander, Clar-
ence Miller.
Second vice commander,
Hugh Watson.
Adjutant, Arthur Jenkins.
Finance officer, George De La
Rue.
Chaplain, Harry Moore.
Sergeant-a farms, Will a m
Webster.
Historian, Edward De Vries.
Executive Committee Chair
man, Lee Preston.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Golf Club Killer
Enters Clinic

James Giokas, Is. who killed
a fellow caddie with a blow
from q No. iron last Tuesday
night, today was on his way to
the Michigan Children's Guild
ance Clinic at Ann Arbor for
80 days observation.
Transfer of the Giokas boy
from the Detroit Juvenile De-
tention Home to Ann Arbor was
ordered Friday by Probate
Judge Joseph v. Trombley.
The outcome of the clinic ex-
animation to be given Giokas
will determine whether he il
See CLINIC-Page 3
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Indian Flare-UpS

BOMBAY, Aug. Is - RD -
Isolated flare-ups in the central
provinces have caused another
four deaths but in many import
ant areas of the Bihar Provinces,
in the Gauges River region of
the Northeast, violence over In
dia's drive for independence has
subsidized sharply, a British COM
munique said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
NiGht Attack

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. rs
U.P - United States Marines
made their surprise landing in
the Solomons by night and took
prisoners in the first phase Of an
offensive which they have now
consolidated and extended their
positions and wiped out an en-
envy counter attacking force, it
was revealed today.
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Dewey Supported

CONVENTION HALL, SAR-
ATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug.
Is - (R - New York Repub-
licans, stressing "victory
team" theme, lined up strongly
behind Thomas E. Dewey, their
gubernatorial candidate, today
by naming all subordinate State
ticket candidates unanimously.
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Envoy Ashore

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. Is
Up With a fervid expression
of loyalty of happiness to be
once again upon the soil of his
"beloved country" veteran am
bassador to Tokyo Joseph C..
Grew stepped ashore from the
diplomatic exchange liner Grip
sholm today at head Of q pro-
cession Of 1,45l Americans re-
patriated from Japan and the
Orient.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Tomorrow DesdIine
for Vote Registration

Wednesday is the deadline for
registration by those who desire
to participate in the Sept. Is
primaries, County Clerk Guy l..
Brown today warned the voting
public.
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Japs Withdraw from Coast
Chinese Report Indicates
invaders Believed Preparing
Blow at Siberio, India or AustroIio
(NEA Radiophoto)

Chinese troops were reported
also to have recaptured Juihung.
in Kiangsi Province, and to have
advanced within six miles Of the
important Chekiang base OF
Chuhsien.
On the Australian front, Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's headquar-
tiers reported the second air bat
tie in two days in which the
Japanese lost more than one
See CHINESE-Page 2
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DETROIT, Aug. rs - R -
Maj. Gen. George Grunert of the
Army's Sixth Service Command
assured Mayor Edward J. jeff
ries, Jr., yesterday that war
plants in the Detroit area would
be prepared to black out in a
real emergency.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Brazil Prepares

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 25-
U.H- President Getulio Vargas
summoned his war cabinet today
to plan more drastic economic
measures against the Axis and to
provide for the training and
equipment of thousands Of army
recruits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

LOr'DON, Aug. Is - (FD -
w. Averell Hartman. who rep
resented President Roosevelt at
the recent historic Churchill
Stain conferences in Moscow,
announced today that he was
leaving shortly for Washington
to report to the President.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
JAPS STAB SAvAGELY AT S0L0M0NS
German 'Chutists. Tanks Batter at Sta|inqrad Lin
Churchill
Returns:
Map Blow

LONDON, Aug. Is - (P) -
Prime Minister Churchill confer
red with War Cabinet members
today on the results of his talks
with Joseph Stain and his visits
to vital war bases in Egypt and
Iran while Britain waited i'm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Religious Crisis

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-P)
- Archbishop Edward Mooney
of Detroit termed the war "a
crisis for Christianity" in an ad-
dress before the inter-American
Seminar on Social Studies here
yesterday. The archbishop heads
the administrative board of the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
Monday Deail1ine
for Mailing
Sugar Ferns

Macomb County's residents
were warned today that al APP
plications for Fall canning ~
gar must be mailed not later
than Monday. Aug. 81. to Mount
Clemens in order to be valid for
consideration by the rationing
board.
Maxwell Case, executive 80
rotary Of the board. issued In.
warning and pointed out that -
plication forms may be secured
at all newspai er offices. Il ~
ton books for the entire family
are enclosed with the requeoe
form. together with . self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope. ~
SuoAr Purchase Certificate Win
be mailed within throe dnyp
approved-along with ~ plo(
books 0theswise. Ne beoko = i
BE returned alone.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
WOIcOtt COnfers
with Harrison
Township Beard

Congressman Jesse Wolcott
was to confer with the Harrison
Township Board in the county
building at $3.50 p. m. today rel
alive to problems of township
residents whose lands were seiz-
ed to make way for the Selfridge
Field expansion.
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LONDON, Aug. Is - up -
The Vichy radio said today that
anti-aircraft guns went into &C.
ton when unidentified planes
flew over Lyon, in unoccupied
France about 60 miles southeast
of Vichy, early today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

force ettoekins Guo6ojeoNoI
the previous day and shst
down Il Jeponess plsaes, sss
Navy said. suffssims eWoy
minor losses themselves.
The mein oesien Of the
bottle, the Navy eommwaiqse
indicated, ID certainly In progress
and tho Navy said that Il was
~ large scale battle" bstweea
American sea and air forces an
q strong japanese striking fereo
which has approached ~
southeastern greup Of the Sell
ONION Islands from . northeaGf
direction.
Army and Navy units bockiIr
up - American lfaflnes 81 G
Solomons HID expected ! violenf
attempt by the japanese 10 To-
capture their, lost basis In tn
Tulagi area, and 30. the Navy
said, apparently were fully pre-
pared to meet it.
On this point the Navy md
succinctly, this counter attack
has developed and Is now being
met"
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LONDON, Aug. 25-R-
The Vichy radio quoted a Ber-
lin spokesman tO'ay as declar-
ing that "'',e fate of stalingrad
will be settled before the end
Of the week."
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late X X X
bulletins


LIMA, Peru, Aug. rs -(F-
A series of earth tremOrs killed
at least IL persons in Southern
Peru last night, caused great
damage in the town of Nazca
and sent thousands of Lima res
idents pouring into the streets,
fearful of a repetition Of the
disastrous 1910 earthquake, in
com pIete advices from the
stricken areas said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

Nominate . law enforcement o.
ficer. II years experience. /.
SCOTT BURKE for Rep. Sheriff.
ADV.
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Desert FOrayS

CAIRO, Aug Is NJ Fo-
rays by Brftish lighters aho
fighter bombers over the North
African battle area were report
ed by the British headquarters
Raj communique today.
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that preliminary reports 'sindi-
cate that the enemy striking
force has been attached By
United States Army flying for
tresses and that our carrier
based naval aircraft are In &C.
ton"
A large japanese carrier. the
name of which was not given,
:, See SOLOMONS-Page 8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

Lew Making Requires Law
Training - ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-Stats Representative
Ady.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25
.I.-zis Predi(f
Fall Of City
Within Week
Moscow Admits
New Germon Tonk
Coins in South
BY EDDIE GILMORE

MOSCOW, Aug. 20 (H) =
The Germans massed large
forces of tan';s on the eastern
bank of the Don before Stain
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Marine Raiders
Poised to Strike

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2x-
R-Heavily armed and high
ly trained Marines, Organised
into "raider battalions," afo
battling the japanese Il ~
Solomon Islands and carried
out the August ~ attack -.
Japanese-held Maxim IslanA -
the Gilbert greup q IT, p
lie. This anAouncemo01 -
day BY the Marine Cogvs w.
the first official disclosure q
the existence Of the Marine
raiders whose equipment Al
training methods have Been
closely guarded secrets agAinst
the time when they would 9
into action.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

u. s. PLANES ATTACK
AS the Navy related the d.
veloping battle action it mid
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-25

Law Making Requires Law
Training - ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-State Representative
Adv.
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ImportioI Coverose
Of AN Loeoi News
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
Ocekuiu vecu besposlicu owe godine.

U Hartsdale, n. Y. zasedava godisnja konferencija United
Neghborhood Houses of New York" koju i, kao sto IL istog mes-
ia javljaju 20. maja, oslovo Richard c. Brockway, direktor United
States Employment Service, "a drzavu New York, NINA otvoreno
rece, iako rartna industrial uposluje mnoge radnike. zbog toga So
Sc grad New YORK nalazi ma "nesretnom' polozaiu. on Sc suocava
So vecon besposlcon koa &c ga zateci Jos owe godine.
Z tom velegradu, nastavlia Brockway, danas ina registrovanih
100000 besposlenih radnika. Oko 80 900 radnika sivache industriie
bce otpusteni Il sredini ljeta. Pored Nth, dale reGe or, hilade
gradjevinarskih radnika naci &c S II ito vreme hes posla.
Drugl perdstavnici te konferencije sponenuli su da veliki broi
stanovniStva New Yorka, iao oni nete patti zbog mani
kavosti tajera, automobile CASA, jer III onako ne posduju, oni &c
patti zbog manjkavosti odela hrane.
Ali ne to samo grad New York koji Sc nalazi ma "nesretnom"
polozaju, vc Sc sa besposlenima suocavaju drugi gradovi. Vele nam
da Sc u Klevelandu nalaze jos 20O 600 bespoIenih. Zvanicno vele,
da Sc pc celoj zenlji nalaze jos preko 100000 besposlenih radni-
ka. Tako nnozemo ocekvati da &c Sc jos " godine povetati broi
ma pet, a mozda ma sest mniona, ako o nUe veC sada
toliki.
Kaptalisticki zvanicnici objasnjavaju owl ratnu besposlicu ovog
kapitalstickog "prosperiteta,' ko posledicu alokacije. Ma
Nastavak ma 4. strani1
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28

: Ovih dana zasedava u New Yorku pedeset-pryi opsti sastanak
american Iron and Steel Institute" pred kojim je obi gao govor
njegov predsednik, ". S. Tower, Il koiem on reGe:
"Sjedinjene Drzave sada proizvode Gelika syakog meseca kohko
je Il stanju Cd priike Japan da proizvede cee godine. Vasa indus
trija moze da prozvodi svahih set dana koiko je Italia II stanju
da prozvede "a sest meseci skoro tri puta wise no so je II stanju
da proizvede sa Europa koja je pod kontrolom Nemacke iii je ma
nJenom dostlzu. Drugim recima, nastavlja Tower, "Sjediniene Drza-
We su u stanju da proizvedu diva puta wise celka cd svih nienih n-
prJatelskih zenalja.' On dale re6e, da amercka telcna indus
trija sada proizvodi 7o0ooOo0o toni meseeno, a to znati oko 85.O0o-
600 toni godisnie.
Ali nj koliko je u stanju da proizvodi ameriesa telicna indus
triJa, prema clanovina tog Institute, ne dovolino. Tt plutokrati
l nJlhovi tehnlcari ciljaju da jos wise povecaju tn industriiu radi
ratne potrebe, pa kud puklo da puklo. kada prestane ratna proiz-
vodnja. Mi 81 secano da je celicna industrial nakon Prvog Svet-
Rata bMa razvijena diva puta wise nego so je neposredno bHa
potreba "a Meme proizvode. Oval &c je rat ostavti jos prosireniiom.
4 to znati da &c Sc ona tada nalaziti JOS IL goren staniu.
All sve to ne un1anjuje vaznost obilnosti te proizyodnje. cello
III ladnlcl owe zemlJe. prema gornjim izvestajima, su najproduktiv-
niL, a tako su otpriike americki radnici drugih industrial Kako
bl sretnJn zivot ovog stanovnistva bio kada bi Sc sve proizvodH,
"a upotrebu stanovnistva, ma mesto "a prodaju ma kapitalistiGkoi mia
rijalsticki pokoli!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-28
Goering priznaie da nacisti skupo placaju
"a prOdir SSSR.

IL Berina javljaju 20. maja, da je gangster broj ?, Herman Goe-
ring, priikom "nagradjivanja' radnika odrzao govor, u kojem je
priznao uzasne poteskoce koje su pretrpili nacistcki vojnci "a ve-
me lutte zine u Rusiji. On rece, me bse pitanje da Ii da ustupamo
pozicie jr "a mama bese sama pustos. Zbog toga mi smo bill prisi
ljeni da odrzimo front = samo oni koji su to iskusili znaju pod
kakvom cenom smo ga odrzali"
Onda je on nasao "a shodno da objasni razoge zasto su ma
cNi navalii ma SSSR. Tai gangster je okrvio SSSR zbog toga
sto je on povecao ratnu proizvodnju izneo je stvar zlkovske ma
cisticke navale ma SSSR kao da bee akt njihove "samoodbrane"!
On je tako hto da "opravda" pred radncima nacisticko krsenje
zoglasnog Sovjetskonacistckog nenavalnog pakta" Ali, razume
Sc, tai gangster nece nikada moci ne samo tai necovecni dec nego
nj jedan nacistieki dec opravdati jer su oni poeinjeni u korist crnjeg
ropstva radnicke klase.
Ali jedna radnicka zemlja kao sto pod tim imenom ide Soviet
ska Junija, ne trebala sklapati paktove "a svojim smrtnim nepri-
jateljima. Oni cak medjusobno paktove krse a nekmo Ii da nece pre-
krsti pakt sa radnickom zemljom. Bas "a vreme kada Sc tai zloglas-
nj pakt sklapao, ma veHku posebnu nesrecu ruskog stanovnistva i
opstu nesrecu celog svetskog radnistva, kada I RADNICKA BORBA
tn vest donela II svom broju cd 81. augusta, 1889, ona je 0 tom i
swim kapitalistickim paktovima rekla sledece:
cali paktovi Sc stvaraju da e lone. Sovjetska Russia sebe jake
vara, ako veruje da &c Hitler postovati tai pakt."
A da je Stalnova vlada verovala II tai zlogasni pakt svedoce CT
njenice njenog nijekanja vesti koje SUI dolazne liz Ankare drugih
mesta par dana pre- nacisticke zlikovske navale koe o tim nacistickim
nameravanim koracima unapred javse.
l mi smo cesto puta SSsR reki, "Ko 81 wagon tikve sad 0
glavu mu se lone" Same je najveca nesreca II tome sto s. to radnic-
Ike glave koje krvoloeni nacisticki vragovi lone!