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La gaceta., 1943-06-04

MAS DE 1000 HOMBRES ESTAN A
MILLAS DEL CENTRIC DE
BUENOS AIRES
LA PoLIcIA Sc MANrIENE LEAL AL GoBIERNo

junio Contra ell regimen anti
democratico del presidente Ramon
Castillo, a quien apoyan todos los
nazis, fascistas y falangistas resi-
en- In Argentina, 81 declare
hoy una revolution de caracter
militar.
Las tropas revolucionarias, mas
de 1000 hombres, han penetrado
en- la capital Y Sc italian a solo dos
millas del centre de Ia p%oblaci6n.
Sabese va de cuatro muertos y
numerosos heridos. Sc oye fuego
de canon Y amertalladoras.
Interviewer en- Ia revolution los
guardiamarinas de Ia Escuela Ma
val.
La policia, que sc mantiene leal
a Castillo, apoyada por algunas
tropas, ocupa im%portantes posicio-
mes y Sc propone hacer n fuerte
resistencia.
Los revolucionarios, que asegu-
ran representa- ell sentir del pue-
bio argentine, demandan del go
bierno elecciones libres en- sep
tiembre, cambio de politica extran-
jera y que sc respete por compile
to el pacto de Rio de Janeiro.
Las tropas revolucionarias per-
tenecen a Ia Primera Division y
estan fuertemente organizadas.
Asegdrase que ell presidente
Castillo ha buscado refugio en- un
canonero anclado en- el rio de la
Plata.
Tambi6n Sc dice que perdieron
la vida ell ministro de la guerra Y
el ministro de la g~obernaci6n.
Todos los elementos antialema-
mes apoyan la revolution y annie
Ian su victoria.
FL presidente Castillo ha venido
manteniendo la mas estricta CEN
sura contra los peri6dicos que de-
sean una estrecha collaboration
con Estados Unidos y las N%aciones
Unidas.
Los partidos que apoyan al go
bierno publicaron va 81 programa
electoral para las elecciones dc
septiembre y dicen que 81 prop6-
.sito es mantener las normas de
n~eutralidad de Castillo, que equi-
vale a una indirecta collaboration
con los fascistas.
FL grupo de partidos de Cas-
tillo ira a las elecciones, 81 la Re
voluci6n no triunfa, con ell nombre
de la Concordancia.
Pertenece al partido de Casti-
llo, ell Nacional Democratico, CT
candidate de la Concordance a
la presidential de la RepGblica.
Las el~ecciones, tomando por ba-
Sc el programa de Ia coalici6n an
tiliberal, Sc decidiran sobre la
NEUTRALIDAD de Castillo o Ell
llamado "intervencionismo" dc los
partidos de la oposici6n.
La plataforma de la Union De
mocratica, opuesta a la Concor-
dancia, Sc DECLARE en- favor do las
Naciones midas y del cumplimen-
to del pacto de Rio de Janero,
que incluye la ruptura de relacio-
nes del Eje.
La Union pide tambien la ma
cionalizaci6n de las llamadas "uti-
Iidades pGblicas'', a 10 que Sc opo-
i T-ls.
La gaceta., 1943-06-04
ULTIMA HORA
VUELTA AL TRABAJO

WASHINGTON, JUNO d.
En- una carta al secretario
Ickes, ell presidente de los
mineros, John L. Lewis, re-
comienda a sus companeros
que vuelvan ell lunes a sus
faenas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-04
Ell TEMPO

Calor para la tarde y la noehe
de hoy. Lluvias d~iseminadas. Mi
nina, a las 5 de la ~madrugada'
II grades.
La gaceta., 1943-06-04
BIS TyOpGs SoWeticaS Siguen
tnC1ndO en- el Vale del KMb0n
'MANDO ROJO UTILIZA LA
"NIEBLA ARTIFICIAL"
hTITADA LA AVIACION ALEMANA EN- Ell
FRENTE RUSO

leu, JUNO 4.-Las tropas
|tacan furiosamente en- Ku-
las nuevas operRciones Sc
han a lograr la captura de
Blk, un importante puerto en-
|nsula de Taman.
|iarcito sovietico logr6 des-
\ puntos defensivos que do
! Ell enemigo.
de bombarderos ro-
aaron la base nazi de Kiev,
kera ciudad del Soviet, y
!, una importante conjun-
|rrocarrilera.
Radio sovietica hizo saber
/ que los alemanes perdle-
aviones, en- lugar de los
ue Sc mencionaran aver.
yaratos rusos volvieron a
les, disminuyendo a 27, en-
/ 30, ell numero de los de-
i.
nemigo Sc lie capturaron 62
|Omunicado sovietico infor-
Sc combate desde Kuban
IA peninsula de Karelia, en-
Aia.
IN da a entender que las
rOjaS penetraron en- sus IL
Pero en- ell Krem1in NADIA Sc
b..
Pen recurriendo los rusos a
|bla artificial para ocultar
eraciOnes y sorprender a los
escuadra roja hundio en- ell
Negro un submarine y un
prte; en- ell mar de Barents,
fOarcaci6n auxiliar, I'm trans
\ dos barcos de vigilancia.
|lugareS no mencionados los
rojos hundieron I'm re-
por y otro transporte.
ca de Velikiye Luki los SOL
Soyeticos atacaron fuertes
'Aes nazis y destruyeron en-
llentos de canones, equipo
uepoSitO de municiones.
lemlgo, en- Ell sector de Smo-
Sc lie destruyeron canones
npaha y ametralladoras.
''ella Roja" da la noticia de
efte del teniente general Fe-
'naFltonoff, de "A amos, que
Ffa IN mando de gran i'm
l'la cuando la toma de Ros-
'aoa Y amos en- Ell Ejercito.
'"Iermedad aguda, de pocos
y ouracion, lie produjo la
a'laclon ~alemana, en- ell
Iuso' ma cesado de ser ell
Et@Ole instrumental de des-
La que era antes.
-p'e los primeros seis me.
campaha en- ell Este, Ia
aIemana perdi6 $500
!, es cast SECURE que aun
u 'ecuperado de tan efec.
"a guerra empez6 10:
I Mp Q en- ell frente rusc
'.Y aviones, de los cuaIe:
Oo Man unidades de combate
" reserva.
a situaci6n es muy di.
ehrsSe que la fuerza ma.
h., 1aVWaffe es inferior no,
Ca a.. ''OV aparatos a la de
Ia Ultima Pagina)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
SENTENCE SERMONS
By REV. FRANK CLARENCE LOWRY
fFor ENTl

when It comes 10 deals even ipa's' D.
sires square deal
New Deal may have sls gpeal butts
asi. il must be real
when ltings through ,efsu ifss toa' :"
easy there's a danger OF men hanes h'oon"
money greasy
The deal You Offer can be sqear' you 'f' not
fair
deal IL Ike he law iti hipaed sqp'rt
u lulrs or pretty raw.
II the Kind OF deal Won give ~ ne one s''
would like 10 receive, then IN pele reaes on f''N
an men could live.
The first real deal made wiih man As' Nnfa y"
gave him entire dominion oyer beas go iro
Eve could hardly wait for lie ts e diy 'f'0'
old Sa ans tricks she began 70 ~
She has long rasscd on and mail i'' Hn'' ~
saians crooked deal yet. seems rye po"'
convince
What ever Il is OF Ssians deals pfn 're'u = y,
so We'll he's going to let them lapeh a Vn'e '''
Then he'll give en- He'll
He's got men down, heres no ri' 'ake ana n', ~
them think he's real when final anae His pow
influence they accept his dirty deal -,
But beware my friends The ony sure ana e'"s ~.
ing deal IS when you lee God sniN Y 'o4r ~ ~
everlasting seal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

committeeman two state repre-
sentatnes and other minor o.
6ciais
Jesse Rinea bad small bank
10 36fh anS State street Osefton
was DOING business on Sonth Wa
bash avenue later on these mo
men became The most powerful
iinancers ~ nay uer Bishop A.
= cafey wds spiritual as well
~ "a pollnsal leader and COM
wandcd g id' ~ respect from the
oiher group The Rev l.. *. VIII
iiamF Haptist minister also dealt
Ia pclIlt. ln iacl The unscfupu-
ions White politicians with the
hcip Of p few Negro ministers
lovied The dignity Of The church
by using the nulpiis to further
heir political ambitions
I'd Wright and Oscar he Priest
lContinned ON page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

The War Bond Loan

The Treasury opened 4, lhiid War Bond cam
pagn Wednesaas Sept J. The quota hich Detroit is
asked to purchase 560ou0OO worth bonds All
urged 70 buy bonds 20 the limit u their ability
in each Of the two previous campaigns foF the sale Of
bonds colored Defroers participated generously
both the purchasing 81 bonds and soliciting ~ sales
workers The drive and Inc same cooperation will be
given he present campaign.
Money used 20 purchase war bonds IS NOT spent. but
invested The bonds draw interest and Will increase in
value with Tho years he bonds purchase viii
stand YOU good stead after the hen employment
he and conditions less prosperous than at
Some may feel unable TO purchase bonds. because
of the 20 per cent withholding tax being deducted from
their earnings In reality, however the withholding tax
which paid in weekly monthly nstalments amounts
Just about the the income tax which formerly
had 10 be paid quarterly or annually III a lump
Wages at present unusually high and even after
the 20 per Withholding tax deducted the average
still has than enough left for current eN
pense The thing 10 do is 70 put some Of this surplus
money bonds for rainy das V viii also help has
ten victory the and minimize tic loss Of human life
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
r, OTIS FArov

'"'''"" N'fif"ns
lndl atoms thar The forlhcom-
nv Aw-clO convention 10 hs
held IN Buffalo during the month
N 0r'obe viii be thrown hack
70 he rough and tumble days Of
he orgsniza'lon infancy. Is al
reais apparent
chafess and counter charges
ne being leseled rs tho Two op-
po>inS fas'iors each branding The
lafr az facilonists In re-
cent onfbur-t Walter r. Reuther
apl Richard r Leonard. vice
president and International Ex-
tN''se Bna menher respective
lv ~efe laberd as Red Baiiers'
md those being responsible for
lis fNi'onslsiu Oh the lnierns-
Wpi'ai Executive board hS Richard
frarkenSleen himself Vice
ssldeni and Georee Aides
itiensli nsl secretary treasurer
SO me lAW
We nll pevall hat Leo la
Mri executive board member.
eni 'iesedlv member OF he
scsetlifd Adde's far,ion took oe.
'asion % blame the Reuthsr
= Tor me chrTsler- Dodge
re The mce'lng " the exeeu-
e hesf held % Toronto i'm
reeiAly after tae l.aNoi,e cha &c
IRA pnaed me strength Of
fl" tNp opposing camps dire
'hN1s netc lhrea7ened BY both
s5i % gle weisht OF 4. 4.
Inoma International president,
WHO lD.s had the happy faculty
~ being ahic TO tide the wake
~ both groups to keep the bos
in line How Well Thomas Will
ts ahle 20 continue this policy
tlliing he'oonyention remains 10
he seen bur Indications are that
iis stsip VII nor he safe either
i'icewcpd Local has instructed
hcir DELEGATES % rnle against
n'sner i"rm for 4 j chareIng
him Niih perpetuating himself IN
t.i'Cc uri promoting faciiousl
Sm IN Gcnerai Motors Locals
'Nher Locals may follow the
lieetv ia lead Thamas vi nall4
ln-ppposed for me presidency
e4slt. ne conventions OF 1871
and lts- may find me first sef-
mus threat % hls aeign since he
took over he ,tlice fit~t held
lhe Reverend iIonet lIarlin
rss ~ ne fselors that might
MOI sale "a ~uust Thomas move.
Fenl Would be- a. Is pointed
ens ny some % the wise aces
olong the Labor Row The ada
ani POSITION taken hy RI IN
slppoff II me upefad.ng of Sc
afoes 20 any cla igi,ailon ~
work commensurate. with nrif
biiis and scnio;ift Ills all oni
ighf against the MIX and other
anli-var elements hat have been
loufished into a semhlanee ~
growth hs he great influx Of
Sou'heinrrs thew point ont also
HAT ihe film position taken ~
ohomss on the Race Riots the
tsuscs ant his demand for a
Grand lnry invest eaiion did not
et Vel with me feaciIonaries
me ~ whom may be DELEGATES
ara have The opportunity 70 elect
and even instruct their conten-
tim representatives
Anphe factor t. he improved
position % lie tinted Nations in
the waf some Of the boys are
ready TO start taking back some
~ ihe pledges that We're made
hS l,hor during The darker hours
81 ~, sfruegle The pessimsiic
~ look given Labor by The 18Th
congress in is passage Of thr
ENTHUSIASTICALLY hill oyer
pss sideniial veto And Congress
sionaI refusal 20 subsidize Price
Roll Backs plus their refusal to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
WORE REoRrirIoN

CHARltSTON. So AMP n
Mayor Henry W Lockwood an
nounced last week that ne had
lieen -ad,ised IN Telegram from
Senatcr Rurney Y Mayhank thai
the proposed North Charleston
recreation center mr. N@gro troops
Is hcine certified 10 the Federal
Works agency BY the war dcpar
ment as essential 70 the war ef-
fort.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

The UMl n n secs % 7 f'lt w sH0f's n
eolored snAieci and cl.na' m sS ~ ,on.
ishuilon ~ The iaoutoeg enio,,l Nr fsn p,
total war ,npit ~ shoN ine solsss
pstfonized exclusively by ro3fea peope rss
lengths 70 which MS deceit is pra evdsar-t
hy the past week series. fh, -deas esc1s
liberal IN he cabinet, Seerr',es lese~ sns Aim'st
@ ms Jim Crow dicium era hdiNgfs speech
from his desk designed obuasis iar oe.rd con.
s'lin4tion rs praise ~ he fats arhif'e-
penis Nuuid le move audap.. ul sptns / ~
lncred over M, speaking sogeen GREATER aadlenrst
North and south 10 NE Seefefars own tase.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
EDITORIAL PAGE
DATELINE

Limit war time incomes: these
aforementioned reactions on the
part 81 the Congress added 70 ne
hong drawn out war time Gfiev-
nnce Procedure OF The War Labor
board will moi he a. easily taken
care Of. bv Resolution. as has
been convention procedure for
he past several years
Victory Through Equality
OF Sacrifice
TIC divert the Conventions mind
from I.abors "vieo Through
Equaiiiy on Sacrifice program.
one that was apty titled "A Pro-
eians FOR the Nation and. one
"a which labor in four points.
save away us proyerhsl shlt In
sluainr Tho right TO strike. IL not
coins 10 b. an easy task. for il
"ill be remembered that In order
in nake u a Program For The
Na'ionH other points we're In
pded Prominent among which
Msle an end 20 war pronleerlng.
a esiling n ss5ovo PEI YEAR on
incomes Adiustmcn, on Wages To
Meet The Rising cosf on I.i,ing.
ihNSe ~~-e among others.
However he only points ,hat
have been put into affect either
~ legislative action or Executive
Order has been those affecting la
hpr cnls Labor Date Line would
rot have Won believe thar The
blame tor CONGRESSIONAL reaction
shoa4d be placed On Labor Or any
pariirula labor leader least ~
az r , Thomas hit ins'ead
wishes 10 only point out that
should major political opponent
appear az the Convention with
program opposed to me principles
~ Victory Through fauaitry Ur
Sacrifice his support might be
considerable
Major Opposition Forecast
x is entirely probable thai
Thomas Will he pposed 10 his
office hy Waller Henlher should
fsu'her choo>e 70 run fr The
PRESIDENCY % The LAW he
seall haYe Hhaieser henefifs there
aie 10 he derived ffom an early
,anpaien aside from being
banged ~ Lam ne viii the az
wat Sponsibilitv FOR the chrys.
ief-podge strike. thar took place
IN Nay Renlher has proposed tnat
- NorSrtike pledfe given by la
or 81 me 'N,,iory Through
fouslNy Of Sacrifice program be
withdraw A SURF vote getting
proposal in some regions OF The
IAW Hs would also have The
misfortune because OF me sound
positions taken by Thomas on
Go policy rs feeatds 20 Negroes
60 be supported b, any and all
Anfi-Nesro elements In The l'nion;
a factor .cf small significance IN
? city County, Stafe or National
election bus one that mnst be
given serious consideration In an
ofeanlyaiion such as the rAw
Because OF the policy ~ the or
sanitation y has not been un-
common Tor the mos aSilte 70
allow this principle 10 decide their
seeking ~ orfice Progressive
white and negro delegates viii he
watching the political maneuyers
with particular interest being at
iached 70 The Office ~ he presi-
dent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

and tore up he
otlief three iafer
on ! met tia
others without
meniioning % Q
lsifstS ~ that
tine Chicago had
lust recovered
from the shoe K
~ elecling rs
FIRST Negro Al
|derman after
that. two N,re
elected IN ihs
second ward We
hnastfd 81 Nald
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
~ppELUDE TO FREEDOM!!!"
The WASHINGTON Scene

hilalious hoofsrs ne only role re,h eoora
soldiers apteaf, ooNipHsl' hni'i.rs ae he "a.
hlional american Army Jim cfas $50, Ne no
ole exception noted is tNe nash HN- rim IN j,
ing, being punched TOO ci'en aed eas'isy ~
oar 30 tie other ace Il Is nip aon he "a.
IRON TIA, ihe oiosei sodiei- hlNe a. gass .,
zoe repfiini4r aii fhfn hsY pst
lA,if az .tnnthef Il iry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
Dynamite


For press phofo Ses,ice In
1915 ccme 10 clsieseo fpll ~
SIM aud ,lsor win 2 d-fefmi-
station "a make eopd ! had SIX
irttefs ~ Introduction 20 various
l,d.r. ol ~ ACC met three.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

Mark Ethridee. distinguished publisher. south
ern liberal, and former chairman OF he President
Far Employment Practices committee. following
The Birmingham hearings, gave he TIP on to this
dabolicaI administration OF Justice when he de.
clared
All he Axis powers in ihe world would never
be able TO breakup separation OF the ("Jim
Crow IN the Souh
The hrs Official act Of the $4,000 year
chairman OF the FEPc Monslenor Haas was 10 set
tie he Alabama ship strike in Mobile by separating
the war workers the basis Of race and 20 assign
Ing them on the segregated shlpways
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
BY EDGAR C. BROWN
CoIored War Worker Sabotaged
BY VINO. McNutt, Again.

WASHINGTON DC 'ppS The most uaes
blow racial employment equality and seeulky
present aud fnu,e IN me NATION indp~le was
dealt last week IS the liquiating 81 hs ninoliueS
disision the altar OF reorganization BY Admins
major Paul y AicNuli. nemesis Of eoipted lead,i
ship and progress. The socalled Linofities and
rial rela division. under The former Office OF d
rector Of operations OF tbs war ManpoNer commits
sion in the husl-hush shit has been ielegat
ed with IT'S remains yhe Bureau OF Rep ace
ment under A. L. Nickerson. He has SIAN OF l06
assistants fun protection in me tran
ing. placement, social security and welfare program
Of the millions Of The nations workers. ,ei-
Grams and others such The ruiai group. On the
Other hand even he racial tue ~ MAI' has been
dropped, along he eolored eA3e ana mem.
beers OF he held slsR Win AleNander. The Georgia
inter Ga,ial beEciactof. Is onl Isfi-iime basis
and Bob Weaver leis With only ~o st.nogeapieIs
awaitng The IS Cisl service comniss oils re, las
sihcston based his redsced functions He has
bowed respectfully 10 The demands Of silence. less
southern liberals tolego any future blessings, as
hey stt high and dry The wlet kaee OF New Deal
hypocrisy and dsiilusionnent for the coiored work
a. 40 Word o. protest mas come from Weaver Or
Alexander on he c,ofd No releases from
Owl and his ONE active aud tticuiae press agents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

Nearly two years have passed, since the Japanese
struck at Pearl iIaibor aud close to million col
ofed soldiers aud sailors light bleed aud die IN The
Us military services on every front OF The world:
stli the current showing Of the picture This is the
Army follows a studied Official obnoxious. ma
efani ana undertaking pattern Of rigid separation.
The great Worlds Heavyweight Champion OF The
World-Nordic foreign or domestic not excepted
sgt. Joe Louis II shown only in the scenes COM
posed entirely Of coiorea soldiers alone. In one
scene az incongruous be imagined. he il in
the fade out Al the head OF company OF fast and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

This d'sheafiening collapse % he professors ur-
campaign o ntegtaie broaden and deepen the
participation and FADING 81 s0Oooon ooofed
workers has fooaed close IN the wake OF AZ
toiney-Genera Biddies eiict recommending that
me President slnp all migration OF oolorcd Workers
seeking hefier pay living conditions and essential
war jobs This action has fallen ike 4 lifelong
sen once OF eusla,enent upon millions Ne Illegal
ly peous ~ The southern poll states. eonliol-
ed by The Democratic party Each days failure %
NJ President 10 tepudiae this recommendation. ~ in
only be Interpreted as putting he White House more
solidy behind the emergency farm law sponsored
by congressman stephen Pace. % Anerieus Ga
which was recently signed by the President This
federal statute makes il impossible 10 use any funds
from {e60ooouO appropriation. 10 transport unem-
ployed farm workers from any southern county.
without The ~titten permission of The county agen,
The hnal crucihAion OF The 60 ored Americans
equal rights in job opportunities aud security like
his constitutional rights are apparently doomed by
the New Deal democratic Administration and the
cross Of President Rooseyelts combination OF nor
ihefn and southern bureaucfais -Four years more OF
government rule by racial discrimination VIII wipe
out The last yestige President Iincolns Emanci-
patton Proclamation and the subsequent passage By
Congress Of the 9th. 9Th, and 18th amendments
20 the T. :. Constitution
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
Not A Surprise

RfeI>IfR RIO NoTf
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23
VAzNE MEDJUNARODNE VESTI

potcinjeni neprivolnoj sluzbi. Pre-
pocetka Drugog Svetskog Rata IL
.Nemackoj je bilo oko 100000 stra-
nil radnika. To znaci da je ropski
rad odgovoran "a II, 100000 rad
nika NemaGkoj. RaGuna Sc da
icdan veliki dec tih radnika sa-
cinjavaju civilni zarobljenici il
Rusije, Francuske, PoIjske, Ces-
ke i drugih manjih zemalja. To
je, kaze Sc, tajna HitIerove moci
da strpa Ii yojsku skoro sve Mem
ce koji su stanju nositi puSku.
Dakle Nemackof, kao swim
drugim zenljanla, sve ovisi 0 bro
ju radnika u proizvodnji. GrOzni-
cayost .svih ratujucih zemalia IL
razena poteri Ia sve veGim bro
jem radnika sluzi kao indircktno
pTiznanje potencionaInoi svcnoGi
proizyodjaca. To je ono sto s. l..
P. misli kada kaze da nema sile
ma svetu koja bi odolila radnici-
ma organizovanim Il SocijalistiG-
Ike Industrijalne Junije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

siju zbog njene borbe protiv ma
cista - to Sc nije smelo nj points,
liti pre- nekoliko godina. Izgleda
da SUI engleskoj radnickoj klasi o.
ci otvorene, ali, uprkos toga, kon-
zervativci nadalje govore o
kompromisu izmediu kapitalizma
i Socijalizma - kao da je to mo-
guce! A sta mislis raspustanju
Kominterne? ia mislim da je bilo
dobro pametno da iu Sc raspusti,
bez razlike sto 0 tome kazali So
vjetski birokrati. Jedno dobro jes-
te da wise ne govore klasnoj bor-
bi - sada je sanlo govor "slo-
bodnim nacijama," it'd. Ali budu-
ci da su sada razne Komunisticke
partiie rastavIene cd Rusa, mog-
lc bi biti prilike "a stvarnu dis
kusiju Socijalisti6ke politike; ia
s time mislim da ie polje proofs
ceno, posto Moskva wise ne dix
tira politiku radnika raznim
zemljama. Svakako, videcemo.
Kao sto bezdvojbe znades, Dan
ska ie potpisala anti-komunistic-
XII pakt, kao jedna Cd obaveza
tog pakta poceto je redovito pro-
ganjanje Komunista. Mnogi Ko-
imunisti bill su zatvoreni i jos Sc
rnalaze one strane brave iii IL
koncentracionim logorima, nil
hove familije moraju primati
sdrustvenu pomoc" = to jest, po-
moe siromasne kuce, da bi mogli
ziveti. Pomoci i'm, znaci prekrsiti
zakon. Ipak, mi smo demokrati
ovde, ali, uprkos toga, pakt pro-
tiv Kominterne odobren ie po swim
partijama, ukljueujuci Socijal-de-
mokrate. Samo pomisli kako su
nisko pail! Nacisti su takodjer
hteli da pocnu sa proganjanjem
jevreja, ali su promasili. Ostali
[Komunisti] bill su samo "rulja",
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-23
POZADINA OTPORA U DANSKOJ.

i Socijal-demokrati jamacno mis-
liahu da &c to spasiti njihovu ko-
zu. Covek bi pomislio da bi pri-
mer drugih zemalja uverio in da
saradnja sa nacistima ne pomaze.
IL pouzdanih izvora saznao sam
da nacisti dobivaju cetiri miliona
kruna ma dan. do sada su uzimali
diva miliona kruna. Ovde Sc mno-
&c radi, vecinom ga naciste koii
dobro placaju. Mnogi Sd bill pri-
morani da idu Nemacku. To ide
ovako: Kada su radnici besposle-
nj, oni ne mogu dobiti besposlenic-
XII relif, njih Sc salje IL Nemac-
ku. Ali se mnogi povrate apso-
lutno odbiiu da opet idu Il Ne
macku. Oni vele: i mozete radltl
sto hocete, ali mi necemo Il Ne
nacku. Sada Sc mnogo radi ja-
mama IL koiih Sc vadi treset. Mi
skoro nemamo nj ugljena nj koka.
zato treset mora Sc upotrebiti "a
gorivo. Farmeri Sc takodjer nala-
ze slabom stanju II koliko Sc IT,
&c radne snage, ali Sc stvarnlm
farmerima ne dozvoljava da kopa-
ju treset.
Ipak, uvek radnici najgore pro-
diu - njih Sc primorava ne sa-
mo da stvaraju oruzje, vec in Sc
primorava da budu zrtve oruzla
koga stvaraju. Ina nekoliko buda-
la koji SUI dozvolili da ih Sc upi-
Sc u nacisticku armiju, ali ia sam
siguran da oni wise puta zale svoj
postupak. Nena slave ma ruskom
frontu - toga fronta oni sc stras-
no boje.
Moran svrsiti sada. Ono sto
sam rekao jeste neke vrste preg-
led uslova Danskoj bez ma kak-
vog komentara.
Tyoj,
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