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Evening star., 1943-03-22
Wedge Is Driven by u. S. Forces
In RommeTs Last Coast Defense;
British h Press Mareth Line Attack
1,400 Italians
Are Captured in
Central Tunisiu
MAP on Page A-3.)
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, March %. -
American armOr drove a wedge
today into Field Marshal Erwir
ROmmelS last defense barring
the way to the Gulf of Gabe,
with the capture of about 400
Italian prisoners, and Gen. Sll
Bernard Montgomery pressed a
scale attack on the Maretf
Line.
Field reports said an American
column was within sight of Max
nassy. a strong German position OF
the GafSa -Mahares railway some sc
miles west of the port of MahareS
The battle of Tunisia, which Prime
Minister Churchill announced last
night was under way and going well
found Rommel's southern forces
squeezed into coastal strip OF
barely 70 miles separating the CORE
lated drives of Gen. Montgomery and
1t. Gen. George S, Patton, jr., from
the south and the west. respectively
The Allied communique said that
In the Gafsa sector American forces
continued to press on toward Max
naSsy" from Sened, the capture Of
which was announced yesterday
Little opposition from the Italians
was met at Sened, which is about
10 miles from the coast.
New British Line.
In the north, Col. Gen, Jurgen
Won Arnim's troops drove British
lst Army detachment from Nefsa
station, which lies Al miles south
west of Bizerte and about miles
northwest of the Djebel Abiad. but
the dominating heights of the
Diebel Abiad were covered by new
British line.
This was a mere sideshow to the
mammoth Allied ground and air
offensive which threatens to encircle
Rommel in the south.
"a British broadcast. recorded
by CHS, said the powerful aerial
action with which the British 9Th
Army opened its attack on the
Mareth positions was very much
like the beginning of the battle
of Ell Alamein." dust storms and
rain clouds which had hampered
operations for days vanished Sat-
urday. it said, and the all-out
onslaught was launched in clear
weather.
A column of Gen. Patton's forces
thrust due east from Ell Guetar
mopped up Bou Hamran, 8 miles
nearer the coast. The Italians were
captured by this force; heavy shell
fire by American batteries forced
some of them to surrender.
Although the communique lists the
number at 1000, field reports indi-
Gated they probably totaled 400
And there also was one German
captured" the military informant
added smiling.
Last Axis Defenses.
American troops are now at grips
with the last Axis defenSes guarding
communication routes on the coastal
plain.
Both Italian and German
commu iQues, broadcast from
Berlin and Rome and recorded
by the Associated Press. said
tSee AFRICA PAGE A-l4D
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Nuzis to Recruit French
For Anti-Aircroft Units
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 22-The Ger
man controlled Paris radio reported
today the Vichy government had
decided to recruit Frenchmen for
anti aircraft units to aid the Nazi
army of occupation against Allied
air raiders.
Volunteers will be exempt from
compulsory labor service in Ger
many, according to the broadcast
recorded by the Ass oCiated Press.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
lTert Of ChWchiN Address on
Pace A

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March %. Prime
Minister Churchill sketched for
the world in a radio broadcast
last night his vision of a postwar
order where peace might eventu-
ally be kept by a European and
an Asiatic council of free nations'
but warned the British people of
the necessity Of keeping their
eye on the BALI to win a struggle
which might 60 on two years or
more before Adolf Hitler is
crushed into death, dust and
ashes"
The speech, which was devoted
chiefly tC the problems of creating
peaceful world of tomorrow and
comprehensive "four-year plan" for
improved social conditions in Brit
Evening star., 1943-03-22
7 Tennessee u. Dean Dies

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March %
tTp-Dr NJ, Jacob. 63-vear-old dean
of the UNIVERSITY Of Tennessee D.,
college Of agriculture died of 4
heart ailmcnt Al his home here
today.
A native of Pennsylvania Dr.
Jacob came 20 Knoxville about
1901 He was treasurer Of the Amer
lean Veterinarian Medical ASso-
eiatlon for q years.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
French Doom Algerian
For Hiding 'Chutists

By me ASSoClafed FreSs,
CONSTANTINE. Algeria. March
GA resident of Constantine was
sentenced . death by a French mill
tary court today on conviction of
hiding enemy parachutists.
The Germans have been dropping
paid Arab agents in the Constantine
area for espionage and propaganda
among the natives.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
U. 5. Dive Bombers Roid
Mundu for o8th Time
BY the Associated Press.

American dive bombers, raiding
Munda on New Georgia Island for
the 98th time, struck a Japanese
supply area and an enemy gun po-
sltlon, the Navy announced today in
a communique which told also of
bombing raids on Villa and Kahili,
also in the SolomonS.
The Navy yesterday reported raids
on the same places.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Ayiafrix CorneIia Fort
Killed as Plane Crashes
B. ms AssorLalea Fre.s-

b. the Associated FreSs.
LONG BEACH Calf March D
--AvlatriX Corneha Fort, %. second
woman to sign up with the Wom-
ems Auxiliary Forrving Squadron,
was killed Yesterday in the crash
Of an ARMY plane near Merkel. TcX-
the Ferryng Division of the All
Transport Command reported last
might
Miss Fort stationed here. was on
routine plane ferrNm2 fight
Daughter Of Corncna Clark Fort
of Portland Farms. Nashville. Tom.
Miss Fort had logged more than
ll0O hours III The az
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Very Severe Quuke Felt

NEW YORK. March ~ pa
very severe" earthquake $500 miles
from New York in an undetermined
direction was recorded Yesterday on
the Fordham University seismo-
graph, Joseph J. Lynch said today.
The shock was timed at 4;50 pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Cold Keeps President
Confined TO White House

BY the Associated Press.
The White House said today that
a cold which kept President Roose-
welt in his quarters over the week
end was better, but that he still
was remaining in tbe White House
proper and ha9rsAl y one appoint
ment.
That was YBasil oConnor,
president OF kAtional Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

(See CHURCHILL, Page A-14D
Evening star., 1943-03-22

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X of this edition of
The Star, supplementing the news OF
the regular home delivered edition
losing N. Y. Morkets-SoIes, Pooe A. |
Evening star., 1943-03-22

See AFRICA, Page A-l4.J
Evening star., 1943-03-22

Representative Fulbright of Ar
kansas. a freshman Democrat and
member of the Foreign Affairs Com
rllttee. issued statement saying
that the resolution, OF course, is in
line with traditional principles of
tSee POST WAR, Page Ala
Evening star., 1943-01-29
Uncle Ruy's Corner

According TO an estimate believed
to be close, there are about $500, 900
tables used for table tennis In homes
of the United States and Canada.
Europe was in the lead in promot-
ing table tennis matches between
different nations. Seven European
nations held "tournamene' in 1926.
Nineteen other nations have
joined those seven In worldwide
table tennis association. Since 1888
it has been possible to speak Of
world champions" in this game,
except during the past few war
years.
Recently I had talk with one OF
the champion women players, Miss
Jay Purves. In 1887 she and two
other American women carried of
world honors in doubles and singles
matches at Prague, the capital Of
Czechoslovakia.
I asked Miss purves about the
singles championship of the United
States which she won before going
to Prague.
81 entered the tournament at Chi
cago," she replied, with little hope
of high place. practiced for only
two months before being matched
against players from various parts
of the United States.
"On the first day was able to win
the set, but thought this might not
mean much since the semi-finals
and finals were long way off.
"On the second day I happened
to be matched against the champion
of the year before, and the funny
part was that I did not know It'll
My opponent was delayed 90 minutes
in starting the game because of tele-
grams and long distance calls, but
at the time I had no idea that she
was the defending champion.
"Of the first two games, we won
one apiece. In the third and decid-
ing game, the score stood 20 and 40,
then Il and 20, 81 and 81, and 50 on
until I at last got ahead two points,
winning % to 26"
Speaking Of the Prague tourna-
ment, where she helped win the
Corbillon Cup, Miss Purves said:
THE result was uncertain until
the very end when I played singles
set with German woman. We had
two games apiece, and she was ahead
20 to Is on the fifth and deciding
game. can't tell you just how it
happened, but rallied and won the
contest with the score of % to 90"
Miss Purves has agreed to play q
few games of table tennis with me.
l am sure there will be no sthonors"
for me when the games are played,
but like table tennis and expect 10
learn some Of the fine points By
observing her skill.
Evening star., 1943-01-29
I~eA ta4

Submarine Warfare" is the title Of
an Illustrated leafiet. It contains 10;
pictures by Frank c. Pape and several,
hundred words Of text by Uncle Ray,
To obtain copy send q self-addressed
envelope bearing q Scent stamp TO
Uncle Ray in care Of The Evening Star,
Read Uncle Ray II, The Junior Sta,
Erery Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

West led the queen of diamonds,
East signaled encouragement with
the eight, and South won with the
ace. South then cashed the heart
ace, led low trump to dummy's
nine and returned the nine of
spades from dummy.
When the nine Of spades was al
lowed to ride for a finesse, West
immediately won with the spade
ace! This was quite safe, since
South could not possibly get rid of
enough spades to shut out the spade
queen. West was simply postponing
his second spade trick in order to
convince South that his fnesse had
worked.
Vests reasoning was quite SIM
Pile. He knew from the bidding that
South held five hearts and four
spades. That left four cards in the
minor suits. With the ace of dia-
monds played and the ace of clubs
in the dummy, it was clear that
South could not lose more than
two OF his four cards in the minor
suits. If South knew he was bound
to lose two spade tricks he could
take the flnesse in clubs and lose
only one trick in the minor suits.
The only chance for the defense
was to arouse South's greed by per-
suading him that he would lose only
one spade.
After winning the spade ace,
West cashed the queen of diamonds,
then led the eight of clubs. South
should have finessed the queen as a
defense against a swindle in the
spade suit. But he thought he
could run the spades without fur
ther loss, discarding dummy's queen
OF clubs on the fourth spade. So
he went up with the club ace and
f1nessed the spade jack. West then
won with the spade queen and
cashed the king of clubs to set the
contract.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Llghtner's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AAKJ8
0Q10732
0K22
-
The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner
Pass SSfa.2& 20
Pass Pass 2NT
Pass Pass ant:
Pass (?)
Answer-Pass. You have told your
story, and your partner has In
sisted that he will take care of the
Evening star., 1943-01-29

FORD l941 Fordor de luxe sedan; radio
and heater; 10000 miles; Al mechanical
condition, tires fair; $3.50. IA. 1s40
Evening star., 1943-01-29
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
CONTINUED.

N. CAROLINA DEALER
{n town this week. My market is high,
model car. Mr.. Kirk, North S31s.
Evening star., 1943-01-29
Bridge SwindIes-No. I35

West could see that normal de-
fense would drive South to a line
of play that would fulfill his con-
tract. West, therefore, called on
deception to steer South away from
the winning line of play.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
Abs
VQ10952
H963
AAQ4 A732
064 OF
8 QJ105 oK872
%Ks32 &los754
AK10S6
2AKJ83
oA4
AJ6
The bidding:
South. West. North. East
10 Pass 20 Pass
"a Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1943-01-29

clubs at no-trump. You must have
confidence in him.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 10
per cent for four hearts.
Question No. 1925.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different.
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass Ia rs 40
Pass ~ 80 y Pass INT
= Pass 80 Pass 80
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow.)
tReleased by the Bell syndicats. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-01-29
Winning Contract
BY THE -FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jsco-
BY, Howard Schenken ana Theodore
4. LiRhtner, worlds leading team of
four. inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existerce)
Evening star., 1943-01-29
WILL PAY MORE
FOR ANY TYPE CAR.
ST HAWKINS,

1888 14th St. NV. Dupont 4455.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Immedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
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-Crvena Armi.ja zauzela
HarkOv.

Pobedonosna Crvena Armija u
spela je da otera naciste IL vaz-
nog grada Harkova. Pad Harkova
proteze uspesnu zimsku ofenziv,i
Crvene Armije do 375 milja JUNO
Cd Stalingrada. Tri sata nakon
Sovjetske okupacije Harkova, ma
cisti su javili preko svega radi-
ia da su "sve ratu-potrebne in
stalacije Ia Harkovu] unisteae." :"
Druga jedna vest kaze da ie
rimski Papa odobrio dolaszu So
vjetske diplomatske misije u Rim.
AkO je ia vest tacna, to znaci Ga
su Soviet sami zahtevali da D.-
salju svoju misiju rimskom Papi.
IL Londona dolazi druga vest koja
kaze da Arhibiskup Spellma1 il
New Yorka putuje "a Vatikan. A
sve to znaci da Vatikanska konfe-
rencija nece biti posvecena ras-
pravi "duhu svetome."
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VO.inicka nOvina.

Primili smo nekoliko broieva
&c. 3. l. Roundup koja izlazi Il
Delhi, India deli Sc medju a
merickim vojnicima II Indiji, Bur
ma Road Kini. | tamo smo ma
sli nesto posleratnom svetu. Ru-
brikaS te novine, 1t. Luther Da-
Wis, pise: "Kod kuce sc spekulira,
ma dugo Siroko = pogodi 0 ce-
mu! - posleratnoj rekonstruk-
ciji. Tesko da jedna javna lie
most izbegne a da ne ukljuci u
svojoj izjavi po neki osvrt bo-
ljem svetu koji ina da sledi rat.
Neki samo spomenu, misticnim
terminima, svet IL kojem &c svaki
ljubiti svakoga preko skoro ne
vidljivih trgovackih zidova. Ali
ii ce mali zidovi biti do
voljno visoki da sprecu poraze-
nom neprijatelju da ikada podig-
ne glavu Il buducnosti."
Mama izgleda da je cilj te VOL
nicke novine da sprema svOie ci-
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Rat i moral.

Prostitucija, kao j besposlica i
druga zala, jeste jedna Cd mnogih
gadnih rama ma zarazenom telu
trulog kapitalizma. Iskustvo mas
uci da rat nosi sa sobom r1nogo
wise nego ubijene ranjene ma
ratnim poljanama. Pre- dive nede-
lie odrzana je jedna konferenci-
ia Il New Yorku rod inicijativom
New York Tuberculosis & Health
Associations Social Hygiene Com
mittee IL zajednici sa 116 drugih
organiZacija. konferencija ie us
tanoyila da "a syaku prostitutku
koia siri venericnu bolest medju
vcjnicima, nalaze Sc oko 4 devoj-
cice izmedju Is 19 godina koje
sluze istim svrhama iako bez pla-
te. 'Idite II Central Park II New
1Orku pa vldlte saml "a Sebe
rece jedan cd govornika ma kon
ferenciji.
Mozda je to jedno Cd tih do
brota" koje bi trebalo saGuvati
kao produkat sistema "slobodnih
poduzeca" "naseg nacina 1.-Two
ta"!
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.l
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sna iii plemenska crta, vec ref
lexis ekonomiie. Ko takvim razli-
kama pokusava da "objasnI' teku-
&c borbe Jugoslaviji, tai je ne
znalica iii demagog.
TIE borbe imaiu materiialni, e.
konomski uzrok. Oval uzrok re-
flektuie one stvarne psiholoSke
razlike, koie postoie, u koliko po-
stole, mediu borecim Sc stranama.
Cinienica ie, da je burzoazija II
Hrvatskoj = hrvatska i srpska
= iaca privredno finansijski cd
burzoaziie u Srbiji. Ovu cinjenicu
niko nije sporio i niko ne Sport.
Nju nije potrebno statistical do
kazivati. Znanost uci i istoriisko
iskustvo potvrdjuie, da ie polltl-
ka odraz ekonomije. Koliko imas
ekonomske moci, toliko imas, kao
pravilo, politickih prava. Prema
ovoj nauGnoj prakticnoj istini,
burzoaziia Hrvatskoj treba da
ina vecu politicku moe, nego bur
zoazija II Srbiji, jer je prva eko-
nomski jaca. I da je takav slucaJ,
ne bi bilo danasnjeg toboznJeg
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Kada je II Clevelandu odrzan
"Slovenski Kongres", ma MENU je
govorilo mnogo Judi; ii su ljudi
pozdravljali "slovenski DUH; o.
nj su izrazavali "dobre zelje" "a
"sretnu buducnost" slovenskog
naroda it'd, it'd. Jedan cd tih go
vornika bese Frank Lausche, ma
celnik grada Clevelanda. Pre- nes-
to mamie Cd mesec dana, predsed-
mix sazivackog odbora "Hrvatskog
Kongresa", Ivan D. Butkovic, Il
jednom Cd svojih clanaka korist
"Hrvatskog Kongresa", rec e:
"Kongres [Slovenski] je pozdra
vic odobrio naeelnik grada Gle
veland, koji je rodom Slovenac."
Dakle, Butkovic je upotrebio ime
nacelnika Lausche-a kao uzor a
kao argumenat "a "Hrvatski Kon-
gres."
Ko je tai "veliki slovenski sin"
Lausche?
U ponedeljak Is. februara 200
radnika ~Clevelandskog odelenja
vode proglasili su "sitdown' strajk.
Radnici su trazili povisicu plate
naknadnu platu "a rad iznad od-
redjenih sati. Nacelnik Lausche
postupi bas po 'bratski" - on
dade strajkasima ultimatum da Sc
vrate ma posao iii da su otpusteni
sa posla. Novinari kazu da Sc
Lausche prilicno rasrdio. ''Meni
ie dosadilo" rece Lausche, -moliti
.1jude da radu." E, lepo! Sta misli
tai "veliki slovenski sin" da je
milionima radnika bilo ugodno
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ZOvu Bismarka.

Pred obnovljenom zgrad o m
Reichstaga Il Berlinu, stoji kip
Bismarka. Prema jednom dopisni-
ku IL svaicarske, iednog jutra
stanovnici Berlina zacudise sc no.
vom ma tpisu pod Bismarkovim XII
pom koji glasise:
komm herunter. eisener Reiter
Der Gefreite weiss nicht weiter
To znaci:
Sidji dole, gvozdeni Vitezu
Prosti je vojnik Hitlerl Ii ne
prilici.
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Mihajloyic je "a ME bio "borac'
protiv unutrasnje jugoslavenske
reakcUe; "borac" protiv Nedica
Pavelica; t'borac' protiv slug a
Hitlera Mussolinija; "borac" "a
ljudska prava, "a progress cove
canstva, "a srecu izobilje; on je
"a njih bio ljubitelj slobode i
pravde sve je to on "a njih
bio, oni su trosili mnogo papira
j dosta crnog mastila da uvere
svOje citaoce da je Mihajlovic
sve to. Oni su "a "Drazu" kupili
novac; oni su trazili cd Predsed-
nika Roosevelta da prosiri anne
ricki "lend-lease" ma Mihajlo-
yiceve cetnike. Ia njih je Ora
Ia" bio nista mamie cd jednog
sveca; oni su slikovali "Drazu'
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ma belom konju i predpostavljali
ga kao heroja koji spasava Jugo-
slaviju Cd nacistieke azdaje isto
kao sto Sc kaze da je biblijski Sv.
Djordje spasio devojku cd azdaje
koja je imala tako nezasitni ape
tit da je trazila svakog dana "jed-
nu ovcu i mladu devojku." Mozda
&c citaocu biti tesko verovati, ali
cinjenica estate da Sc takva jed
ma slika pojavila u SlobOdnoj Re-
ci cd 16. iuna 1912. godine mad
kojom stajase natpis: "Ova &c sill
ka krasiti dvoranu Vidovdanskog
Kongresa." Tesko da Sc moze ma
ci jedan broj Slobodre Reel iii
Narodnog Glasnika toga doba u
kojem Sc "Draza" ne uzdize do sa-
.(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
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VeSti:

taoce "a svet Il kojem ina da pro-
duzi trgovina trgovacki zidovi,
a to je svet proizvodnje "a proda-
ju - kapitalizam. Ako takav svet
nastavi posle rata, svi element
koji SUI proizveli Prvi Drugi
Svetski Rat bice prisutni. A to
znaci - Treci Svetski Rat! Da Ii
&c tako biti? To ovisi radu re-
volucionarnog pokreta ca Ameri-
CT O S. L. p 0 odzivu radnicke
klase sa organizovanom odlukom
"a rekonstrukciju veta ma prin-
cipu proizvodnje "a upotrebu ko-
joj nece trebati "trgovatki lido
VIZ.
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L Nemackoj ina
100000 negradiana.

DR.. Walter Gross, Sef ureda "a
Rasnu Politiku, izjavio je da Sc
sada nalazi Nemackoj 11,O0O.-
900 negradjana. Pre- nekoliko me-
seci izjavljeno je da je u Nemac-
koj bilo 100000 negradjana. To
znaci da je ia nekoliko meseci do
vedeno Il Nemacku 100000 ne
gradjana.
Kada je pitaniu proizvodnja
novog bogatstva, tada politika
"cistog arijanstva' poce kupiti
prasinu ma nacistiGkim arhivama
Drukce ne moze nj biti - "a pro-
izvodnju novog bogatstva potreb
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Nacionalno Pitave u JugosLavijii

''nacionalnog pitania' Il Jugosla-
viii. niti danasnie toboznie "naci-
onalne borbe'. Da ie takav slu-
cal, najveci centralisti, naivatre-
niji branioci pokoinog Eidovdan-
skog Ustava bill bi - hrvatska j
srpska burzoaziia Hrvatskoi.
Ne bi Sc one Strane Save ira
lila "autonomija''. "federacija' j.
Ii "separacija" Osnovni uzrok
danasnjim takozvanim ''nacional-
MIN borbama" Il Jugoslaviji. da-
kle, jeste: sTO TEzIsTE POLL
TICKE VLASTI NIJE MA ONOJ
GDE JE TEzISTE EXC
NOMSKE MOCI: drugim recima,
sto vlada disharmonija izmediu
ekonomije politike. Vladala ia
mo monarhija iii republika. cen
tralizam iii federalizam, diktatu-
IA iii parlamentarizam, dokle po-
stoji ia disharmoniia izmedju ko-
licine ekonomske moci i velicine
politicke vlasti, dotle &c postojati
i danasnje borbe, koje Sc IL nez-
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18

zajamna i'm nepoverenja, zadievi-
ce, borbe, II kojima jedna ;trana
trazi da podvali drugoj, da isko-
risti drugu, da potcini drugu it'd.
Bez sumnje, takvih "razlika' IL
medju Srba Hrvata ina. Slicnih
razlika ina izmedju Srba Srba
izmedju Hrvata i Hrvata, ako is
kljucimo veru. Postoji razlika u
"kulturi' izmedju gradjanina i
srpskog seljaka, ali slicna razli-
ka postoji izmedju hrvatskog
gradjanina hrvatskog seljaka.
Postoji razlika Il "kulturi" izme-
dju beogradskog burzoa beo-
gradskcg radnika, ali slicna razli-
ka postoji izmedju zagrebackog
burzoa zagrebackog radnika.
Mania je "kulturna razlika" - a.
ko je u orste ina = izmedju ST.
bijanskog seljaka hrvatskog Sc
ljaka, nego izmedju srbijanskog
seljaka beogradskog burzoa, te
izmedju hrvatskog seljaka i "a
grebackog burzoa. U jednoj i is
toj nacionalnoj grupi imade citav
niz kulturnih stupnjeva, koji od-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
L. PETROvIc.
r. b. "a. jan. 1929

Mnogo je do sada pisano o ta-
kozvanom "Nacionalnom pitanju'
II Jugoslaviji, O "verskim razlika-
ma, "psiholoskim razlikama", Q
"kulturnim razlikama", O "nedo-
voljnom poznavanju" izmedju ST.
ba Hrvata slicno. TIE "razlike"
tvrdilo Sc tvrdi. stole ma putu
"jedinstvenog duha' Hrvata i ST.
ba. IL ovog ''nejedinstva duha"
dalje Sc tvrdilo tvrdi, poticu u