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Evening star., 1942-10-30
Flyer rEscopes
| Jap Bullets, Is
| Bitten by Dog
BY the Associated Press.

CHUNGKING, Oct. 30.-Lt. YER
non L. Scott, S.. D., rode safely
through q furry of bullets that
peppered his transport plane over
India, but he became a casualty
soon after reaching CHINA dog
at the officers mess bit his leg.
1t. Scott and 1t. Joe Walker of
Doyline, La, took OF from q north
east Indian airport Sunday while it
was being bombed by the Japanese
and two Zero fighters chased them
80 miles. One cannon shell. punc-
tured the left auxiliary gasoline tank
and 10 machine gun bullets holed
the plane.
I'm shaking 81 the Jape we made
20 much speed over treetops and
mountain slopes that even the manu-
facturers Of that transport would
b surprised" ," said walker.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Treason Defendants
Offer 10 Turn States
Evidence Is Rejected
u. S. Prosecutor Declines
Froehline's Statement
Held Of Meoeer Value
Earlier Story on Page A-5.)
Nv fhe Associated praSR

Earlier Story on Page A-5.)
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-United
States Attorney J. Albert Woll
said today that Walter Froeh-
ling, one OF the six persons he is
prosecuting on charges OF trea-
son, had offered to testify for the
Government, but that the offer
had been declined.
Mr.. Woll said the meagre state
ment that Froehling was willing to
make was not considered of any
value to the prosecution.
The six defendants were charged
with aiding the German Reich by
helping Herbert Hans Haupt, one
of the six Nazi saboteurs executed
in Washington August 8. Froehling
was the 22-yera-old saboteur' S
uncle.
Those on trial with him were his
wife, Lucille Froehling; Haupts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Max
Haupt, and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rich
ard Wergin, friends of the family.
Word Sent From Cell.
Mr.. Woll said that three or four
weeks ago Froehling sent word from
his cell that he wanted to make a
statement to the prosecutors Office
Mr.. Woll said he and his assistants
were interested because Of the
earlier statement of J. Edgar Hoover
chief of the Federal Bureau of In.
vestigation, that the Froehlings were
important contacts" of plotterI ir
Germany.
They visited Froehling's cell anc
were informed by him that he want.
ed to tell all he knew. They tolc
him to go ahead and Mr.. Woll quotec
Froehling as saying: That's just it
I don't know anything about these
charges"
The first witness at the trial Mon.
day was Minneapolis painter anc
decorator named Alfred Harry
Grunow, Froehling's cousin. HI
testified that at about 7 pm. last
June 81 he saw all the defendants
sitting around a table in Froehling'
home with young Haupt.
Conversation in German.
Their conversation was in Ger.
man, Mr.. Grunow said, but HI
couldn't hear what they said from
where he sat in the living room
about 20 feet away.
Mr.. Grunow related that he cam
from Minneapolis to pay the Froeh
lings an unexpected visit on Jun
20, a short time after the saboteur
had been landed from submarine
on the East Coast.
He said .'roehling told him tina
night he would have a bed partner
young Haupt, who had been il
Mexico or some place and had JUS
returned"
The conference between Haup
and the defendants took place tina
night. When it was over, Haup
went of with the Wergins. MI
Grunow said.
| Other witnesses yesterday ais
testified that Haupt was with tn
defendants after his secret arriva
in the United States.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Ford TirePIant
Bought by U. 5.
For Russia
Equipment to Build
Million Castings
Annually for Ally

Rubber Director William M.
JefferS announced that negotia-
tions were completed today for
the sale of the Ford Motor Co.
tire manufacturing plant at De-,
troit to the Government for
shipment to Russia.
The equipment sent the Russians,
it was stated, is expected to produce
more than a million tires of Rus
SIAN dimensions annually.
Plans are under way between the
United States and Russia for an
exchange of information regarding
processes for manufacturing syn
thetic rubber. The recent Baruch
report on the rubber situation criti-
cized the Government for not taking
advantage of the Russian offer to
turn over it's synthetic rubber proc-
ess to the United States.
Mr.. Jeffers, in making the an.
nouncement of the tire plant sale,
praised the Ford Co. for its prompt
action on his request for sale Of
equipment. 1t is said to be one OF
the most modern tire plants in the
country although it has not been in
operation recently.
Both Edsel Ford and other off,
cials of his company and o. Kelley
Anderson of my organization de-
serve hearty congratulations for the
celerity with which this transaction
was carried out" Mr.. Jeffers said
CAS- result, we will be able to full
I'LL our commitment to Russia now
instead of months from now"
In late July, 1941, President
Roosevelt signed a list of facilities
which the United States would make
available to Russia. This list in
cluded tire manufacturing and oil
refining equipment.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Chiong Koi-shek Lends
Luttimore to owl
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, China, Oct. 3d.
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek has
granted a leave of absence to hin
American political adviser, Owen
baltimore, who will return to the
United States as director of the
Pacific Bureau of the Office of War
Information, with headquarters in
San Francisco.
Rather than accept resignation
from Mr.. baltimore, who was ap-
pointed his adviser last year on the
recommendation of President Roose-
welt, Gen. Chang preferred to lend
him to the OWL" an announcement
said,
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Earth Sinking Over Mine
Damages Score Of Homes

BY the Associated Press.
WEST PITTSTON, Pa, Oct. 3d.
Nearly score Of homes on three
streets were damaged slightly today
by surface subsistence over workings
of the Sullivan Trail Coal Co.
Sidewalks and curbing were dis
torted, foundations Of many resi-
dences were cracked and framework
spread by the settling.
No breaks In gas pr water lines
were reported. I
West Pittston Is about Is miles
from Wilkes-Barre, IN the Eastern
Pennsylyania anthracite belt,
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Churchill Downs

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: allowances:
fHssty Kay tJemas} $500 1000 $50
Queens Risk (Basham) $50 $40
Dove Pie f0rilD $40
Time. 1:26ss.
Also ran--Alacyon, Gothic. Bold Cap.
Nain, Wheatstraw. Miss Monarch, Adenos,
dalorita. etnstns Satin and fvaldtna
STieIG.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees
Nozi-HeId France
From Dover Cliffs

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt had her first
look at German occupied
France-through a navy officers
binoculars from the
White Cliffs Of Dover and found
it very exciting to be so near
the enemy"
Only a few hours before the
Presidents wife arrived by
private train from London, the
air-raid alarm had sounded in
Dover, but all was serene during
her visit.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Ickes' Son to Tuke New
Justice Department Job
By the Associated Press.

b the AssociAted pTeSs.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The resig-
nation Of Raymond Ickes, 29-year-
old son Of Interior Secretary Harold
Ickes. rs assistant United States
attorney general in, New York to
accept . confidential assignment
with the Allen Enemy Control Unit
Of the Department Of Justice. was
announced today.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Eight More Executions
Of Austrions Reported
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Brit
ish radio reported today that eight
more Austrians have been executed
by the Germans at Graz, where it
said there had been an average OF
one execution day since mid
September.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
u JAP TANKS DESTROYED on GUADALCANAL
Late News Bulletins

Australia Rounds Up Army Dodgers and IdIers
MELBOURNE, Australia Qo.-Manpower officials began
Nationwide roundup today of Army dodgers idlers
vagrants who do not possess registration Parks
betting haunts and hotels being combed.
Axis Raises Milan Death Figure to 740
BERLIN From German Broadcasts) QP).-A Transocean
dispatch from Milan said today the number of caused
by the Raj raid last Saturday that Italian city had in
140 The Italian announcement said there
48 dead.
Fall Under Trailer Truck Is Fatal
Roosevelt Scott coored, of Milford Va, was instantly
killed this afternoon when he fell beneath the wheels of
empty trailer truck in the 1900 block of King road
Alexandria, Va Police said he attempted Jump the truck
to ride it and his foot slipped throwing
British Planes Attack Nozi Coasts in Daylight
LONDON uF9.-sptares attacked freight train
Ostend and Axis supply ship at Zeebrugge in daylight
sweeps today, while Mosquitoes bombed airheld
tory in Holland and attacked ships coast
Air Ministry Announced.
British Announce Loss of Destroyer
LONDON Qq9.-The destroyer Veteran, 112o tons has
been sunk, the Admiralty tonight The ship,
completed in November 191s carried normal complement
of 1874 crewmen.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Man Again Condemned
To Death for Assault
BY the Associated Press.

by VIIe ASoUCldIeu ErcSS.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 30.-Henry
Allen Hill, colored, charged with
criminal assault on white woman,
was convicted a second time today
and again sentenced to death.
A former conviction was reversed
in September by the United States
Supreme Court because no Negro
was serving on the grand jury that
indicted Hill,
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Empire City

FIFTH RACE+Purse, $500 added:
sraded handicap, Class c: 3-year-olds and
upWard; l mile and 70 yards.
PAPER Boy fGorman) 1890 $50 4.50
Blue Pair (Wall) 40 $50
Coppermah lThompson) 40
Time, 1:43M.
Also ran-CheestrAw. Yankee Dandy,
Porter's Cap and F1aueht.
40 B, Howard entry,
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 R.-
Stocks mixed; air transports rise.
Bonds steady; selected rails high
er. Cotton firm; mill and spot
house buying.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Rockingham Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claimins;
3-year-olds and upward: Il. miles.
Cash O Boy tMcMullin) $50 $50 $50
Miss Discovery. tDattilo) 800 $50
Bon Heur (Craig) ESQ
Time 1:47.
Also ran-Rough News Silver Tower.
Dark Mischief, Lucia's Sun.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
PimIico

SEVENTH m a;s:! RAcE;.sPpsrSss s;r,1, LOO; allow
Ocean Wave (Eads) $40 80 2.40
@ollure RemerScheid $50 $50
piccaoilly (Knopp) $40
Time. / IL 2-5.
Also ran-Ascertain, Bail Me Out Rock
knight, Character Man, War Commander,
Little Wizard.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

MIAMI, BEACH, FLA.-THE
REAL THING-Actor Clark
Gable Is wearing the uniform
OF Uncle Sans Army these
days, instead Of the prop uni
forms Of Hollywood. He was
commissioned q lieutenant Of
the Army Air Forces on grad
uating from officers candidate
here following II weeks train-
Ing. "A. p. Photo.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Entrants in Westchester Cap
And Pimlico Futurity Listed

Press
CITY, lineup wechester
Handicap to be
FIFTH RAcEPse 200 added ESTIMATED $4,000
Westchester Handicap 3-year- -ods and
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Late Races

Earlier Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Blythe Associated Press.

: p s . ~ = !.
PnHICO Md. Futy $1,000 added feature
here October g. positions weights Jockeys owners and
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Weather Report

Warmer today and tonight, occasional rain,
moderate winds. Temperatures today-Highes
70, 1t 3:45 PM: lowest, 43. at 7:35 am.
From ths United staves wesrner bureau Report
Full Details on PAGE A-20
Evening star., 1942-10-30

(See WAR FUND, Page A-9D
Evening star., 1942-10-30

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volucije, prvog manjeg obima i
kraceg veka, drugog veceg obima
duzeg veka, tako Sc lako moze
desiti da &c epilog ovog Drugog
Svetskog Rata biti Proleterska
Revolucija, veceg obima, svetskog
china, neizmerno dugog veka
dok traje zivota covecanstva.
Kapitalizam je davno svoju is
torijsku ulogu izvrsio. Zbog toga
sto Sc ono prekomerno drzi dosad
ma ledjima izrabljenog okrva-
vljenog radnog eovecanstva to nj
malo ne garantuje da &c Sc zbog
toga kapitalizam~ dalje moci pod
nositi. Nema takvog plana koji
moze ovekoveciti nj jedan klasni
drustveni sistem. Mogu svi mai
pametniji burzoi planirati koliko
god hoce ali njihov truli sistem
nece moci spasti. Ta gar nije pred
ratna Rooseveltova' Administered
ia usvajala sve mere koje je mo-
gla dobiti cd svih slugana kapi-
tala, Cd "komunista" do crne re-
akcije, ukljucujuci najpametni-
ie burzoaske profesore, pa nije
mogla resiti to pitanje besposlice.
Preko pokojne W. P. A. milioni-
ia besposlica gazase da rat ne
dodje besposlica owe zemlje bi'bi-
la danas mozda preko 20 miliona,
q "a sigurno ona bi bila VEGA bi
svakog dana rasla usuprot svih
reforni jer je kapitalizam suvi-
Sc trao "a svako krparenje. On Sc
moze krpiti ali nikada zakrpiti!
Samo jedan plan je u stanju Ia
doyoljiti izrabljene radnike sveta.
Ali tai plan Sc ne moze. sproves-
ii Il delo dok sa alatima proizvod-
ME vlada jedna saka parazitskih
izrabljivaca dok postoji u zivo-
tn njihova politicka drzava. q o.
voj zemlji i Britaniji radnici sc
mogu organizovati politicki in
dustrijalno da osvoje i uniste sa-
swim politicku drzavu da osvoje
i drze svu zemaljsku industriju
i da ie krecu u korist samih njih
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

tile Jugoslavije. Ali kada Zemalj-
sko Vece Nezavisne Radnicke Par
tile Jugoslavije, ma svojoj sedni-
ci cd "a. novembra 1924. godine,
posalje Radicevoj stranki predlog
da zajednieki istupe izbore "kao
savez radnika seljaka sa ciljem
borbe "a oslobodjenje potlacenih
nacija Jugoslavije j "a radnicko-
seljaGku republikansku vlast." Ra-
diceva stranka je odgovorila, to
kako! Ne zaboravimo da Sc III to
vreme pseudokomunisti po Ameri-
ci spremaju "a protesne skupsti-
ne (cak mas pozivaju) a Radi-
cev "predsjednik' Hrvatske Rad
nicke Seljacke Stranke ovako od-
govara komunistima u Jugoslavi-
il:
''Komunistieki vodje u Beogra-
du pisu dakle opet predsjednistvu
HRSS tako kao da je to njihov
'cblasni sekretarijat'. Oni dobro
znadu da je predsjednik HRSS u
veo cijeli hrvatski narod II Sc
ljacku Internacionalnu, ali bez j.
kakve promjene seljackog progra-
ma bez promjene pacifisticke po-
litike taktike HRSS, zadrzavsi
izritno narcotic kao predsjednik
Hrvatskoga Narodnoga Zastupst-
va kao predstavnik hrvatskoga
naroda posve slobodne ruke u sve-
ukupnoj politici j taktici. Nije
dakle preuzeo nikakovih duznosti
ma koje bi ga itko mogao poziva-
ii ovako drsko, a najmanje 'zemalj-
sko vece' Beogradu koje je oval
dio pisma sastavilo tako kao da
mu ga je diktirao sam Pribicevic.
"Izborna platforma je i neiskre-
ma neozbiljna. Tu sc ma PRIMER
u trecoj tocki nabrajaju nezavis-
ne republike Hrvatska, Slovenija,
Macedonia Crna Cora, te slo-
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(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

Oni, koji zagovaraju Beverid-
gev plan udaraju zicu bespos-
lice, te, kao on, j oni vele zda. je
tai plan glavna mera protiv iste.
Jeste, mora da plutokratiju hva-
ia jeza pri pomisli Sta &c Sc Moi
i njenom omiljenom sistemu desi-
ii ako nakon rata zavlada Milo
nita besposlica. Beveridgev plan
je daleko cd toga da resava pita-
ME besposlice. On samo "osigu-
rava" besposlene, jer tim duhom
disc skroz skroz. Ali time Sc
nj malo ne krnji njegova teznja
da ovekoveci oval izrabljivacki
sistem, jer ako burzoazija moze
uspesno kontrolisati besposlene
radnike to je "a nju skoro, sto Sc
cpstanka njenog sistema tice, kao
i kada bi mogla resiti pitanje bes-
poslice. Ali Sc postavlja pitanje.
moze Ii kapitalizam zaista to po-
stici?
Mozemo "a sigurno reci da u
Britaniji ina oko 20 miliona rad
nika. Oni danas svi rade samo
zbog toga, sto sa svetom besni
rat, mncgi su vojsci. Kada
&c Sc rat privesti kraju, a da ne
kim cudom kapitalizam ostane u
zivotu, sva ratna proizvodnja o.
tici ee ma dud. Svetska pijaca &c
Sc pojaviti mania nego ikada. Bes-
posleni radnici &c biti mnogobroj-
nj swim kapitalistickim zemlja-
ma pa i Il Britaniji, jer gde mani
ka kapitalisticka pijaca tn vlada
zastoj proizvodnje. Izrabljivaci &c
biti prisiljeni da kresu najamni-
Gu desno levo. Vladina blagajna
&c dobivati, sledstveno, sve mamie
j mamie tom fondu "radnicke
zastite" da besposlenima neee
moci placati nj jednu desetinu ko
ju predvidja Beveridgev plan. No
j kada bi burzoazija zaista mogla
slicne planove sprovesti u delo
zar ne bi bilo zalosno "a radnicku
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

boda albanskog naroda ma jugu, a
madjarskoga j njemackoga naro-
da ma sjeveru, tako provokators-
XII (izazovno) neozbiljno, da Sc
to ne moze dosta ostro zigosati.
Dalmacija, Bosnia Herzegovina i
Srbija Sc nj ne spominje, sve je
stilizirano tako da drzavni odvjet-
mix ina wise posla, kad bi HRSS
bila tako luda da prihvati owe pro-
vokacije. Komunisticki su pr
vaci u Beogradu ovakvim neoz-
biljnim provokatorskim pisanjem
izgubili svako pravo da sc obra-
caju ma predsjednistvo HRSS.
Mjesto toga neka dale javljaju u
Moskvu da HRSS bez njihove po-
moci ne moze kod iducih izbora
nista da je uopce bez komunista
nemocna. Ujedno bi bilo najbolje
da ii agenti provokatori pozovu
sve svoje pristase neka nj jedan
ne glasuje "a HRSS."
Da Ii je potrebno nesto wise cd
pisma Radiceve stranke e da bi
mogli oceniti tadasnju politiku
(pregledati cemo i sadasnju u
svoje vreme) americkih pseudo
komunista i njihovu protesnu
kampanju pod kabanicom Pro-
svjetnog Odbora N. H. z. i H. T..
III. Zamislite! Pseudokomunisti
usvajaju rezolucije koje, istovre-
memo, imaju da brane Radica i
Nezavisnu Radnicku Partiju Ju-
goslavije. A pre0sednistvo Radi-
ceve stranke naziva centralno te-
10 Nezavisne Radnicke Partiie Ju-
goslavije, "agentima provoka-
torima"! Kada sc dobro upozna-
mo sa pseudokomunistickom pod
loscu tog vremena, lakse nam je
razumeti podlost americkih Stall
nista danas.
(Nastavice seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

klasu da sc zadovolji sa mizernim
dohotkom cd $11.OO mamie, ka-
da je ona stanju da proizvodi
svo drustveno bogatstvo cd po-
cetka do kraja tolikoj ogromnoi
meri da bi mogla svaka radnicka
familija primati svoj udeo koji ne
bi bio ispod danasnjeg dohotka
cd s1O,ooO.oO!
Ali nije nj to pitanje prakticne
primene tog plana glavno pitanje.
Duh vremena daje svoje make,
kao sto in videsmo il samog priz-
mania burzoaskog dopisnika Davi-
da Andersona, da radnici Brita-
nije teze "a nesto konstruktivno
nakon ovog rata, NINA sc nece
onakav zivot kakvog su imali pre-
rata. To je uranjeni znak koji nam
veil kojim &c Sc pravcem krenuti
radnicka klasa sveta kada Sc jed
nom 'stavi Il kretnju. Mozda rad
nici znatizeljno citaju Beverid-
gev plan cd preko 300 tabaka. TIE
fekeri ostali kapitalisticki poll
ticari su napravili toliku graju
da je on nesto novo "a radnicku
"srecu" da sc tome ne treba Gu
diti. ali to nj posto ne znaci da &c
Sc radnici drzati kao pijani plota
tih obe&avanja burzoaskog refor-
mizma. Zlikovluk imperijalistic-
kog rata moze ubrzati poiavd
Proleterske Revolucije i pre- no
sto sc il daleka vidi kraj rata.
Mi znamo jedno, da je cd fran
cusko-nemackog rata u Evropi
svaki kapitalisticki rat sledila
Proleterska Revolucija. Slavna
Pariska Komuna bese nov ekspi-
rimenat Novog Drustva i zbog to-
ga bese cd kratkog veka. Ali Pr
vi Svetski Rat dozivi videti Pro-
letersku Revoluciiu ma vecem kan
taru - Drugi Svetski Rat vidi
kako branioci herojski - neopi-
sivo herojski brane tn istu Revo-
.luciju nakon njenog opstanka cd
preko Is. godina. Kao sto su ia
diva rata pratile Proleterske Re-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

"Draga brace j drugovi! Ma 8
pr. m. izvrseni su izbori u Jugo-
slaviji, protiv kojih mi najener-
gicnije protestujemo. Pasic-Pri-
biceviceva vlada, koja Sc puskom
u ruci nametnula narodu, sda Via
da po srpskom hegemonistickom
nacinu, ona je macem ruci
oduzela pravo H. r. S. s., [Hrvat-
skoj Radnitkoj Seljackoj Stranki.]
Nezavisnoj Radnickoj Partiji, ne
zavisnim sindikatima it'd, te ras-
pustila sve te organizacije. Dra-
90 brace drugovi! Tu vladu nj
je izabrao narod, vec je ona sko-
vana u Parizu, po francuskim i'm
perijalistima, uz pomoc Engleske
i Amerike, sa Woodrow WilsonOm
ma celu." (Crna su slova nasa.)
Danasnji pseudokomunisti-Sta-
linisti rade "a neku vrstu Wade
u Jugoslaviji. Ali kada buduca
vlada bude stvarana, ako to ne bu-
de radnicka vlada kao rezultat
Proleterske Revolucije u Jugosla-
viii, da Ii pseudokomunisti-Stali-
nisti misle da &c formu te Wade
odredjivati "Partizani" u Jugo-
slaviji, iii mozda pseudokomunis-
ti-Stalinisti u North Side, Pitts
burgh? Jadni stvorovi!
Radio krajanski komunisti.
Cinjenica da su americki pseu-
dokomunisti zagrlili politiku Ra-
dic-Davidovica ne znaci da je Ra-
dic-Davidovieeva grupa saradji-
vala sa krajanskim komunistima.
JOS pre- izbora 8. februara, 1925.
godine, Nezavisna Radnicka Par
tija Jugoslavije je trazila cd Ra-
diceve stranke da zajednicki stu
pc u izbore. Radiceva stranka nj
je opste odgovarala ma prvih
nekoliko poziva poslanih joj cd
strane Nezavisne Radnicke Par
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

kada &c dobivati punu drustvenu
vrednost svoga proizvoda. To je
jedini plan buducnosti koieg je
vredno podupirati "a koji je
vredno najteze nuke trpeti. To
je jedini plan koji Sc moze zaista
ostvariti svako njegovo obeea-
ME obistiniti. To je plan Socijalis-
ticke Radnicke Partije owe zemlie
i Velike Britaniie.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-17

ga! Nakon sto su naredjali zloci-
ne koje je pocinila ic-Pribice-
viceva vlada Jugoslaviji, oni
su nanizali svoje "proteste" ova-
ko:
"Najodlucnije osudjujemo sa.
flanju nezakonitu mimo narodne
volje podrzavanu Pasic-Pribice-
vicevu vladu u drzavi SHS., radi
zlodjela nasilja, koja ona vrsi
mad narodom te drzave,
''Neka je nadalje zakljuceno, da
mi najodlucnije protestiramo pro-
tiv terora, koji je ia sadanja IA
sisticka vlada drzave SHS. zavela
u izbornoj kampanji "a novi par
lamenat, sa ciljem da onemogucj
izrazaj narodne volje, i slobodnu
primjenu prava izbornika.
"Trazimo da Sc odmah puste ma
slobodu svi politicki zatocenici i
da Sc ukine zloglasnu Obznanu,
Zakon o Zastiti Drzave, kao i sve
druge policajske odredbe, putem
kojih vlada SHS. vrsi terror mad
narodom te zemlje."
Etc, to je protest ciji prilog
su govorili, pored ostalih, pseu-
dokomunisticki oratorcici. Nema
u tome protestu govora o radnic-
koj klasi kapitalistickoj klasi;
nema u tome protestu govora o
izrabljenim izrabljivacima; ne
ma tome protestu govora dr.
zavi kao alatu vladajuce klase;
nema tome protestu govora o
obaranju burzoaskog drustva u
spostavi radnicke republike - ne
ma u tome protestu nj JEDNE
RECI glavnom uzroku belog te-
rora u Jugoslaviji!
Sta je onda znacio tai protest?
Nj mamie nj wise nego politicki
argumenat protiv jedne grupe
predstavnika burzoaskih interesa
koje su predstavljali Pasic-Pribi-
cevic, a "a jednu drugn grupu
predstavnika burzoaskih interesa
koje su imali da predstavljaju
Radic-Davidovic. U tom sasavom,
sovinistickom, protu-radnickom po-
slu, americki pseudokomunisti po-
slovase ko mravi -. ill. .bolje bi
'bilo reci, crvi.
Nakon izbora g. februara 1925.
godine), nakon sto su protestant
i ostali promasili da podignu Ra-
dic-Davidovica ma prestolu, pseu-
dokomunisti opet protestuju. l.
majuci ma umu kako govore danas,
dobro &c biti da Sc upoznamo sa
niihovim "ocenama" koje su dali
O ljudima drzavama 1925. godi-
ne. Ma l. marta, 1925. godine,
pseudokomunisticki vodja L. FL
Ser, odrzao je jedan protesni go
vor u Christopher, Illinois, ma ko-
jem je, prema nasem dopisniku,
rekao: