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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
MORE CHANGES AHEAD

While the large-scale conversion of our production system to war production has been accomplished without serious economic disloca- tions, it has completely changed the nature of many of the nations important industries. The auto motive industry is now making trucks, military vehicles, tanks, air. plane engines, planes and other armament items at a rate three fourths higher than the dollar vol- ume level of the industry's best peacetime year.
 Urgent war needs for metals, skilled manpower and productive facilities have made it necessary to convert, completely or partially, many other large and important industries, such as radios, refriger- ators, washing machines typewrit- CTS, stoves and many other pro- ducers of consumers goods.
 To meet the changing conditions of war goods. certain adjustments of production and production schedules will undoubtedly be made in lo43. The prospects are, however, that a continuous higher output of all war goods will be accomplished in l94S. limited only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
BUSINESS PICTURE, 194S-
BUSINESS PICTURE, 194S- Arsenal Of Democracy" Still Faces Real Test

by materials supply, manpower and transportation.
 REAL TEST IN 1943
 An equally difficult and import ant task faces our productive sys- tenn in turr ing out food, cloth ing and other supplies necessary for both. war and essential civilian use. The food, fats and oils, pro- cessing, textile, and other indus tries will be taxed to the limits in 1943 to meet requirements. Both in the durable and nondurable groups, the demands for manpower, materials and transportation will adversely affect producers of less essential items.
 The year 1943 will be a period of a real test of ou rability to produce as the arsenal of democ-' racy." The peak of our all-out war effort must and will be reached in 1943. We are well on our way to that goal as the year begins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
Accused CIO Officials
 GiUen Discharges Today

After . spirited cFoss-examlna. tl0n Og one of the complaining witnesses, Jeanette Angelicela, by Defense Counsel James 6lavln, Judge T. E. Conway this morning granted . discharge te C.I.O. on. clnls, Kenneth Tracey and James Murray, charged with assault and breach Of the peace. The ether complaining witness. Sean Victor son, dld not make an appearance ln the courtroom.
 The examination disclosed that Miss AngeIloola ls being paid by Local Bo5, the union in which Tracey ls recording secretary. and Murray temporary president. The two mem nald that aa ellcaalg og
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

the union. they have Q right to the stationery and seal
 The assault and breach of the peace charges were lodged against the two men, following . dispute over the uge of union stationery ln the ofslce of L.ecal S6S. At Che time. associates of Murray and Tracey declared thas the charges were lnstigated fer the sole pur. pose Of preventing the men from going l0 Washington t0 confer with 0. !. Q. President Philip Murray over the removal of Don Harris and Lewell Hollenbeck as international representatives ef thc mnlonA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

Torrington, Jan. 1.-Two persons were killed and five others serious ly injured in an early morning acci. dent New Years Day in West Tor- rington.
 Those killed were: Genevieve Ver- latto, "A, 393 Riverside avenue and Amelio DiBernardino 19, of 130 Workman avenue.
 Those on the danger list at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital are: Julius Fabiashi 21 of 387 Riverside avenue and Shuido Verlatto, 9, of 343 Riverside avenue. Chuido Ver- latto is a brother of Genevieve who was killed. Both these young men
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
BrotElerhood Installs
 New Officers Sunday
Past President John DePastinO to Ofciate at Cere-
 monies; SpOrza to Start Sixth Term

Offlcers of the Italian Brother hood will be installed ct It's first monthly meeting of the year to be held at the Fioria Post hall tomor-
 row morning at 10 o'clock. The administration will be made up of practically the same staff as was In office during the past years, since they were re-confirmed in of- flee at the last annual meeting by unanimous vote. A record attend ance is expected for the occasion inasnauch as the society is one of the largest of its kind in the state, with Q history of more than a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
BAN PLACED ON
 GAS ALLOTMENTS

No further allctments of gasoline to permit persons to attend funerals or visit patients at sanltoFiulhs or other institutions will be granted, according to an announcement ma 2 by James F. Mcknight, gasoline Ta- tioning administrator. All special ratlous have been cancelled and persons win have io learn to get along on their "A books or Ind other means of transportation the admlulstEaior Gaid,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
Prisoner Found Dead In Cell At Police Station

Anthony Bernik, GA, of 657 North Riverside street, booked last night at police headquarters on a charge of fn:OxicatiOn, was found dead i'm his cell this morning at 3:45. The prOnOuncement was made by pr. Harold F. Merrill, as- sistant medical examiner.
 Police were conducting a thor Ough investigation into the causes of the mans death this morning, but no information was available at press time. Detective Lieuten- ant William Pollard was at Water terbury hospital making in- quiries. Bernik was employed at the hospital as Q porter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

has received the rating of fireman, third class.
 William J. Slator of il Glen Eidge street has been commissioned cap tain in the U. s. Army and VIII Ie- port Tuesday for active duty at yne Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Mo: he has held the rank of captain in tne reserve for 10 years. A veteran oL the first world war, he has been serving a military reporter for tne Republican.
 Charles R. White of this city has been promoted to corporal. accord ing to word received here rom French North Africa where ne IS stationed at the present time.
 William Brandt, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Brandt of Lockhart ave- nue, has been assigned to a Navy school at Key West, Fla. He recent ly completed basic training at New port, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
Eight Injured Here
 In Holiday Accidents
No Serious Casualties Recorded at Local Hospitals
 Two FIit-Run Victims Under Observation

seph Luttazzi, 20, of 371 Circular avenue to Waterbury hospital with laceration of the lip, confusion oi the chest, and bruises of the fore head.
 Charles Semetas of S4 Spencer avenue, and Madeline Johnson oi East street, Cheshire, were admitted to Waterbury hospital after theil car collided with another as they at- tempted to enter the parking loi of resturant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

You will have to check the four rpm. indicators (there's one for each engine). There are lights to warn you when your landing gear is down-check them. There is rec ognition light indicator-check that. You should test your rudders, aile- rons, elevators, and de-icer. You should test your interphone, your direction finder, and your radio.
 Then you can come down and turn the plane over to the engineer ing department to make adjust ments.
 That's all. Do you still want the job?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
DRIVE ON CARS
 URGED IN MASS

Boston. Jan. 2.--(UP) Motor Ve- hlcle Renlstrar Prank A. Goodwin asked police chiefs throughout 1ae tate today to make every effort 70 arrest and prosecute persons at- tempting to drive unregistered ana uninsured automobiles.
 The fact that small windsnieio s.lckers are being used instead ol IssnIne neH license plates, no saiu mleht tempt the "lawiess element to Ssse fearsD without registration oE insurance. The penaly for sucn Vio- latlon ia . eioo fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

production, a higher propor- tion than in any previous year, the great bulk being munitions of war - ships, planes, tanks. guns, ammuni- ton nd field equipment. The monthly rate of production of these goods in December W a S about 2 Ia times as great as it was at the be- ginning of the wear,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

president of the Caiatina & Con- nazionali Society, Past President Ar- cangelo Cimaglia, Donate Guerre a, president of the Sons of Columbus. Luigi Gionelli, Q past president of the Caiatina @ Connaztonan society, and Thomas Yannachino, are the counsellors; Giuseppe D Agostino,, sergeant at arms.
 John De Pastino, past president and the orator of the society will officiate as installing officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
BY H. B. MCCOY Written fer NEA Service)

Under the urge of war American industry has set another all-time production record in the past twelve months.
 Durable goods makers now com prise nearly three-f1fths of all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

The outlook for industry in l94S is explained below by the Chief of the Division of Industrial Economy of the Department of Commerce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
SMALL LANDSLIDE
 BLAMED ON RAINS

Cheshire, Jan. 2-A small land slide occurred on the Cheshire Meriden highway just east of the town line as the result of the re. cent rains. Concrete slabs placed in the embankment on the south side of the highway were unable to prevent the slide. More will hereto be used to forestall any possible recurrence.
 The highway was blocked for over an hour but crews under the direc- ton Of Prank DuPleesis of Wall' lngfoEd. worked rapidly to open the stretch. The soft earth was forced onto the opposite side Of the road by the use of snow blows and in this manner the road was Feopened.
 Pvt. LeRoy Rieley has returned to his station in North Carolina after a visit with his parents, MT, and AlEs. Joseph Rieley Of Mixvlile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
How To Test a Four-Engined Bomber In ''One Easy Lesson"
By MALCOLM DONNELLEY United Press Staff COrrespOndent

Americas rapidly increasing warpanes individually tested Test po consequence premium care for job one here bomber:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

Louis ]. ImpeFato os thls city hes been promoted to corporal techni- clan ct Camn Edwards. MasA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

Rocco ?. PamIglletti Of 4s7 South Leonard street has completed q machlniBts course at the Naval cen. ter at tho University of Kansas and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02
News Of Men In nTheService

Pompeii Lentini of 184 Division street and Ellession D. Caporasso of 1S6 Wall street have started pre- hminary training at the Naval base at Newport, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

Private Francis 4. Altierl Of bei Congress avenue has completed an aviation mechanics course at eey' mour Johnson Field, N. c. The son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Altierl, he began Army service July 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

has received the rating of fireman, third class.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
ISTORIJA KOMUNE BELIEF
KRVOLOCNOST VLADAJUCE KLASE
Her0jstyo Komunardovaca SIuzi kao
Uzor-Primer Radnifkoi kIasi
Pise: Erie Hass

nedaleloj bu,ucnos moz'la nekoIzo mescci, m. hi
mog cati kapitasckim novinama da "bandt. ''pali-
kuce. ''rule zioGnaca razuZdavoju VladaNinc tcror
raznm cvropsk III zem ana Nj b trchali da bulemo
pred opomen ien. 'Band 'palikute" "rulje zofinaca
nazvi koe kaptas,si urelc nanecu radniclna ko-
Il Sc poblne prov kasne vla!avne 70 nazvi koji npo-
pTolaGunatom zlobum sNrlom tia
raziae pttlraslie ia olevtlau nalbutalJI cn"Vi
poGn avanja Ma bosc amercki nar"d sptemileh
"a Saveznicku ntervenciu usi nakon Bol>evIckc ReNo-
uciie ma natn beu speneni okruno potrlhaVais
y Nadia, skoi ia tai nacn anerGki urenc pokisa>c
nra v,lat zlccack1 ekspcicu teneraislma Chang hl-
Sheka protiv knch komunista pre- Ja,nSke naNae AL
nikad kaptascka sampa iZlje wise proklnan Sd W
20 bozozirne "a innosti lkada gI>e 81 wise siah
t ,,l ;rosf ocpo kala hlab ,a,nici ariza provocI-
an ana zaj jstvom vla'aJuelh kasa z5iaolSe
xu v,ast Is marta 1871 prs sasise Farisku komunn
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
PREGLED
VAZNIH
VESTI
Engleska

u nedelju Ia. marta odrzana je
masovna skupstina u londonskom
Trafalgar Square. Vesti iavljaju
da SUI "hiljade prisustvovali ovoj
skupstini i glasno poduprli rezo-
luciju "a drugi front u Evropi.'
Skupstina bese odrzana pod inici-
iativom "Komunisticke" partije
Engleske.
Da Ii je moguce da ma toj slnp-
stint ne bese govora Karlu
Marksu ma dan same sezdesetgo-
disnjice njegove smrti? Premda
mi ne mozemo jamciti da nije BIZ
10 takvog govora, mi ipak veruje-
mo da je to mogute. Moguce je
zbog toga sto su ljudi koji para
diraju pod komunistickim imenom
davno zaboravili ono malo sto
SUI ikada znali Marksu i njego-
vim delima.
Highgate groblje, u kojem po-
civaju Marksovi telesni ostatci,
nije daleko Trafalgar Square-a.
Ako cu co ctanOynici II napocrad
moi blizini toga groblja cudili ka-
da i'm Sc cinilo da i'm Sc kucc
tresu, to bese potres sa Highgate
groblja - Marks Sc prevrcao u
svom grobu, "a MEGA je skupsti-
ma Trafalgar Square bila "too
much!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
Jugoslavi:ja

Il Londona i preko Londona do
laze mnoge kontradiktorne vesti
o statusu Generala Draze Miha;-
lovica.
Ma 8. marta, javlja ONA, saku-
pill su Sc jugoslavenski politicari
u Londonu ma jednoj konferenciji
kojoj je predsedavao Slobodan Jo-
vanovic. Kaze Sc da raspravno pi-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
1nnjeiNepoverenja
kiava Admirala STANDBY Govor Wallaee-a,
Izazvali su Opsirnu Rasprayu
Pise: p. Slepcevic.


Izjava americkog ambassadors II
Moskvi, admirala Williama H.
Standley-a, cd 8. marta pred no.
vinarskim dopisnicima, da Soviet
ska vlada taji cd svog naroda pru-
zenu 'lend-lease" pomoc cd Sic
dinjenih Drzava, govor podrred-
sednika Sjedinjenih Drzava, Hen
ry A. Wallace-a, odrzanog istog
dana ma Ohio Wesleyan sveucilis-
tu, izazvali su slime komentare,
kritike i odobravanja.
Prvi je izjavio da "nije pravo
da Sc zavode Amerikanci da daju
milione dolara il njihovih dzepo-
va, misleci da oni pomazu ruski
narod, a da ruski narod tome ne
zna." Pa je ambassador nastavio:
"Od kada sam ia ovde, ia sam
pazljivo motrio Ia priZnanje cd
strane ruske stampe cinjenicu .da
oni primaju materijalnu pomoc II
.Amerike, ne samo kroz Lend-lease,
nego takodjer kroz Crveni Krst i
Russian-American relief - i ia
do sada nisam mogao primetiti
takvo priznanje.
.Americki narod to eini IL pri-
jateijskih yseaaia prena krs' NJ.
ali ruski narod ne INA tome rls-
ta.'
Dale je ambassador Standley
rekao, da po njegovom shvacan]u,
Sovjetska vlada zeli proizvesti ta-
kav upecatak kod svoga naroda
- vani = da oni sami vode rat
sa svojim sopstvenim izvorin1a.
bez priznanja icije pomoci.
Reakcionarni element ovoJ
zemlji prihvatili su oberucke IL
iavu admirala Standley-a, prika-
zujuci Sovjetsku vladu summit
vom nepoverljivom, "koja drzl
nesto sakriveno Il rukavu'. Ma
drugoi strani, "prijatelji Soviet
ske Wade uzeli su je "odbranu",
optuzujuci ambasadora Standley-a,
da hoce da proizvede "razdor' !
snepoverenje' izmedju "demokra-
tia" i Sovjetskog Saveza. Oni do
kazuju da Sovjetska vlada nlJe
tajila niti taji cd svoga naroda
americku pruzenu pomoc u vodje-
nju rata protiv Hitlera. Medju
poslednjim nalazi Sc dopisnik
Associated Press, Henry c. Cassi-
dy, koji je duze vreme boravio
Sovjetskom Savezu slao dnevne
izvestaje ratu. Razume Sc, me-
dju poslednjim su i americki "ko-
munisti'', jer su oni "a sto bis
kije "srdacnije" odnose izmedju
Sovieta "demokratija".
Pomenuti govor podpredsednika
Wallace-a, u kome Sc on dota-
kao umnjivih odnosa izmedju
Sovjeta "demokratija", a koji
mogu lako da odvedu do "Treceg
Svetskog Rata, ako Sc ii odnosi
ne "poboljsaju". On priznaje, ra-
zume Sc, II implikaciji "ako" Sa-
veznici "dv6lice" (double-cross)
sa Sovjetskim Savezom, te ako
Soviet prihvate ponovo ideju
podjarivanja svetske revolucije,
treci rat je neizbezan. Takodjer
on tvrdi da je treci rat neizbezan,
ako Sc nakon rata dozvoi Nemac-
koi da Sc naoruza. Dale on pred
vida neizbeznost rata, ako oni
(kapitalizam), nakon rata, neus-
peju resiti problem uposlenosti.'
"Ako Sc ne dodje do poverijivog.
sporazuma izmedju Rusije Uje-.
dinjenih Nacija," rekao je Mr..
Wallace, "postoji ozbiljna mo-
guenost da dodje do sporazuma
izmedju Rusije Nemacke nakcn
rata" @4
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
Setim0 Sc PariSke kornune!
POUKE
PARISKE
KOMUNE
Pise: w. S.


Ma l8. marta, revolucionarni
pokreti grupe sirom sveta slave
sedamdeset drugu godisnjicu
Pariske Komune, tai prvi pokusaj
radnicke klase da Sc oslobodi rop-
skin lanaca kapitalistickog najam-
nog ropstva.
Pariska Komuna bese poziv rad
nickoj klasi sveta koji nije nasao
odziva nj kod samih radnika veli-
kog della Francuske. Ali premda
Sc komuna ne prosiri dalje cd Pa
RIA i nekoliko manjih mesta u
Francuskoj, pariski radnici uspe-
Sc da drze vlast svojim rukama
puma 72 dana, i to protiv kombi-
novane sile i izdaje francuske
Versaljske Wade koioj ie pomo-
gla Bizmarkova oruzana sila.
Pariska komuna bese delo pa
riskih radnika - delo klasne bor-
be rada pretty kapitalistitkih ug-
njetavaca. Po prvi Put IL istoriii
klasnog drustva, Komuna postavi
tenelj .Si2sl slnice liudskog roda,
to nabolje .dokazuje eipienica de,
je Komuna birala primala II
svoju sluzbu takoZvane STRANGE.
"posto je Zastava Komune bila
zastava svetske republike." (En-
gels).
Kroz ia 72 dana syog herojskog
crstanka, komuna je uradila mno-
go toga sto po prvi put stvarno
dokazivase da je radnicka klasa
u stanju da uzme svoju sudbinu IL
syoje ruke da sa njom upravlja,
ali bilo je i gresaka. gresaka "a
koje Sc komunardovci platili sa
svojjm zivotima, ali gresaka sa
kojima Sc revolucionarni rokret
imao da koristi, koristio Sc, II
svojim buducim akcijama. 1850
bito Komuna je dokazala," kaze
Marks, "da radnicka klasa ne mo-
re presto zavladati gotovom ka-
pitalistickom drzavnom masinom
i upotrebiti je "a svoje sopstvene
ciljeve." Zasto? Cilj radnicke kla-
Sc treba da bude uspostavljanje
Besklasnog Drustva. Kapitalistic-
ka drzava jeste instrumental klas-
ne vladavine kapitalisticke
vladavine. PoSto su interest rad
nicke klase potpuno suprotni in
teresima kapitalisticke klase, O.
bratno, logicno je da radnicka
klasa ne moze iskoristiti isti onaj
instrumental koji Sc upotrebljava
da tn radnicku klasu drzi potci-
njenosti. Logicno je, takodjer da
radnicka klasa mora odstraniti
instrumental sa kojim bese potci-
njavana ma njegovo mesto uspo-
staviti svoje sopstvene organe
vlasti.
Razume Sc da forma tin organa
vlasti zavisi cd stepena industrij-
skog razvitka danoj zemlji. Ako
IL jednoj danoj zemlji industrij-
ski razvitak nije dostigao stupanj
koji omogucava uspostavu Socija-
listickog Drustva, to ne znaci da
radnicka klasa ostali potcinje-
nj delovi stanovnistva trebaju ce-
kati tai stepen razvitka, ali to
znaci da sa obaranjem kapitalis-
ticke vladavine, radnicka klasa
mora biti spremna da podigne
svoju proletersku ali prelaznu dr.
zavu, pod kojom da razvije mate
rijalne uslove "a Socijalizam. Sa
uspostavom proleterske prelazne
drzave, radnicka klasa igra ulogu
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18

gucnost, zasto da ne? Ear nije po-
stajao "sporazum' izmedju Stall
ma Hitlera pre- nego je Hitler
provalio II Sovjetsku zemlju sa
svoiim trupama!
Mi smo jednom prilikom rekli,
da danasnji "prijatelji" mogu BIZ
ii sutrasnji .neprijatelji obrat-
no: danasnji neprijatelji, sutras-
Mi "prijatelji". Ovo moze da va
Ii kako "a jednu. tako "a drugu
stranu.
Kako Wallace-ove, tako Stand
ley-eve izjave komentarisane su
u burzoaskoj stampi ma dugacko
ii siroko, tumacene ma razne ma
cine. Grupisuci owe komentare, il
njih Sc moze povuci zakljucak, da
postoji prilicno sumnja nepove-
renja medju "Ujedinjenim Naci-
jana, osobito izmediu dveiu We
likih "demokratija" Sovjetskog
Saveza. Sama izjava podpredsed-
nika Wallace-a "dvolicnosti" to
dokazuje.
l pre- pomenutih izjava - Wal
lace-a Standley-a mnogo Sc
pisalo raspravljalo 0 tim sum-
a5 iiI1,a inepcvereaj:nla. Tlasilo Sc
da Sc "Ujedinjene Nacije", pre-
nego Sc svrsi rat, dodju do defi-
nitivnog "sporazuma" ali do toy
Sc nije doslo. A nije Sc doslo IL
prostog razloga sto i'm Sc interest
sukobljavaju. Kapitalisti svake Do-
jedine zemlje nastoje da podvale
kapitalistima drugih zemalja, a
sve skupa da podvale Sovjetskom
SaveZu.
Jedan burzoaski komentator,
Mr.. Sterbenz, koji pise "a The
Cleveland Press, komentarisuci
Wallace-ov govor, veil da Sc opste
JAYNE diskusije ratnim odnosi-
ma prikazuju II dobroj wolff. "a
Ii privatnoj diskusiji, ina wise
zabrinutosti posleratnim odno-
sima izmedju Rusije j zapadnog
sveta, nego o ma kojem drugom
pitanju, izuzimajuci westinghouse
ke ratne regulacije industrije".
"Mnoge cd ovih diskusija", da-
lie veil Mr.. Sterbenz, nose COLO
naslucivanje sila operisanih II po-
zadini. Takve sile, ia mislim, pot
stake su podpredsednika ma pri-
medbu dvolicnosti prema Rusi-
il. Londonski posmatraoci, vide
Ii su ne samo manjkavost rusko-
americkih srdacnih odnosa, nego
takodjer nase drzanje prema Spa
niji j francuskoj Severnoj Africi,
da ina mnogo wise simpatije pre-
ma fasizmu Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna nego Engleskoj".
Ia mas ovo nije nista novo, da
kapitalisticka klasa Amerike gail
simpatije prema fasizmu. Sutra iii
prekosutra, dodje Ii do jos vecih
"dvolicnosti" nepoverenja me-
dju Amerikom Sovjetima, owe
simpatije americke plutokratije
mogu da izmenu citavu situaciju
i da Sc oni nadju u zajednickom
zagrljaju. Jer, ma da je drzavno
odelenje II Washingtonu izjavilo,
da izjava admirala Standley-a, nj
je ucinjena ime Washingtona,
dive izjave, jednog te istog dana,
cd strane diva vidna predstavnika
Washingtona, a po jednom te is
tom pitanju, daje nam pravo da
sumnjamo da to behu unapred
planirane izjave. Izjave "a "ras-
ciscavanje" zamrsenih ednosa me-
dju Saveznicima.
IL svega dosad citiranog moze-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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ga obacanla da &c rasplsatl move
izhore. Ona je poslala yojnike da
"a sred noGi kradu topove Nacio-
TaTre Uar1e, an SIT YraTT~'vr -raJfui--
ci hili IA oprezu 0ni su suoiih
v0inike sa ljudskim zjdom. Tri
puta General Lecomte naredi vol
nicima da pucaiu. Tri puta oni
odhiiu. Ma mestO toga, onl Sc bra
timiSe sa narodom i, docniJe to-
ga, ii iSti yoinici pogubiSe sVoga
generala Clemcnta Thomasa,
iednog cd krvoloka Pariskih rad
nika luna 1913. 1zuzev Ia diva
smaknivanja. rad vojnika ne
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dara. revolucija koja postavi Cen
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burzoazije. Ona ie pobegla, sra
motno. na jad vladajuce klase
svugde. "Ono Sto Sc blagorecivo
naziva dobro pripravan deo sta
novnika Pariza,' pisao je London
ski Morning Post. "pocinju da Sc
srame sami sebe, kao sto treba.'
"Nerazumliiy" beSe tai kukaVlc-
lux urednicima Morning Posta,
sedeti sigurni zaklonjeni II Bri-
tanskoi prestonici.
Ali srdzdu bro zameni gnjev.
Njuiorska Tribuna go. marital
donela je jednu vest od Journal
des Debates sa ocevidnom simpa-
tiiom. Juce 49, marta iecao le
Journal des Debates, "bice smat-
ran kao jedan Cd najmracnijih
casova IL istoriji Francuske. Re-
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ka &c osuditi owe uzasne ubice
Tpogubljivanie ubica. Generala lie
Comte Clementa Thomasa o.
WI gniusnu bunu koja nema IL
govora nj svrhe. Da Ii ce nam pro-
vinciie doci Ii pomoc, iii moralu
Ii Nemci da ponovo dodju IL pre-
stonicu."