davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-09-16
U. 5. Infantry
Makes Several
Penetrdtions
lst Army as Far
As II Miles Inside
Reich Neor Auchen
BULLETIN.

The whole Siegfried Line
is in direct peril from sew
eral penetrations completely
through the line made by
American infantry south Of
Aachen, according to a dis
patch from William S. White.
Associated Press correspond
ent with the United States
lst Army invading Germany.
The deepest penetration in
the Aachen area was IL miles
inside Germany, and patrols
were inside the city itself.
A dispatch from Sd Army
headquarters said American
armor which crossed the Mo-
selle has wheeled north and
cut in behind the German
held French fortress of Metz
in a maneuver threatening
to outflank the stubbornly re-
SlSIlng DaStlOn.
MAP on Page A-2.)
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Forwar,
units of the American 1st Arm,
have completely penetrated
the Siegfried Line in a push tina
ringed Aachen, possibly brok
into that strong point, and thrus
miles or more deeper into Ger
many, supreme headquarters an
late today.
Complete penetration means tha
troops have gone through the whol
previously prepared fortified line.
But headquarters stressed ths
this did not necessarily mean
break-through of the vaunted Sieg
fried defenses had been accom-
plished, though it suggested such
fact. A break-through Is not re
garded as achieved until the breac
Evening star., 1944-09-16
lote Bulletins
Gables to Rio Cut

Cable communications with
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, have
been cut, a high diplomatic
source revealed on the basis
of information received here.
This source disclosed that
reports have been received
here to the effect that there
is something unusual going on
in Rio"
Earlier a Montevideo dis
patch had reported on the
basis of unconfirmed informa-
tion that there was a political
disturbance in the Brazilian
capital.
UAW Rejects Officer Shift
GRAND RAPIDS (R.-Del-
egates to the United Automo-
bile Workers (CIO) conven-
ton here today voted down a
a proposal to add a third in
ternational vice presidency to
the unions officers. Richard
L. Leonard, national UAW-
CIO Ford director, announced
his intention of running for
the position of vice president
against Walter p. Reuther
and Richard Frankensteen
after the convention rejected
the new post.
(StOry on Page B-1O.)
Evening star., 1944-09-16

(See ITALY, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1944-09-16

(See QUEBEC, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1944-09-16

(See PACIFIC. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1944-09-16
Todoy's Home Runs

and Williams.
Evening star., 1944-09-16
Weather Report

Clear, cooler tonight; sunny, moderate
perature tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

In this beautiful worldto-be have not grasucd the
difference between the Old New Deal and the New Old
Shuttle
did discover that the aborlginals had a custom
known as teknonymy That meant they named the
parents after the child.
Following this custom up through the vacuumed
archives that would label Mr. and Mrs Donne as the
Little Mob cannot twist 1t around to diagnose the New
Od Deal which attracted more crackpos than penny
sale IN Rlpleys basement
do know that everybody down in Washington was
dzzle than chicken Matched egg-beater For the
hrst time IN history we had to take the census with
butterfly net.
know the nation in a bad Wav when the
Democrats took over That in 1882 If it's going To
take years 70 straighten out harpin YOU are going TO
be baldheadcd
Every screwbal in the land rushedeto Washington
by parcel post dog sedge and carrier pigeon They mixed
up political nostrums and sociological panaceas in an
effort TO break one habit by substituting another equally
bad 49,
have always claimed that I have preferred cor
rupton 70 extravaganza if it more economical, am
sorry 10 say that this time got both
While the big boys walked around with the mad light
OF genus IN their eyes leaves in their hair and
fertilizer IN their spats the little bureaucrats were taking
the store home at night
mat 5 as true as a carpenters and salt viii not
rhange the flavor The New Deal is not neW in Washing
ton has been there since the preamble oyerapped the
amendments Without knowing il the least what tho
Whammy New Dealers did vulcanze an old rubber
stamp.
copyrsht by reua~s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
Answer TO Question No. &

The faster YOU read. except
heavy technical material. the
hotter YoG understand and re-
member what YOU read This is
because M slow reading YOU get
2 sort Of idea from every word
Ind -Il-I- =. Z Z -rr1rdurrZ
OF the sentences and paragraphs
n "A whole. If your~eyes ump
only from one word to the next.
sou Get 4 tumble of Impressions,
but II they make three or four
connected Jumps per line. you
go' the meaning far better Nv
readers by the thousands arc re-
quc>tInC my new booklet. How
10 Read Faster and Better" be-
cause % shows the best method
NJ The exports on how 20 become
-1------i At, r-vrt7r1Z rrayfer.
Sent az COST 10 cent, plus a 3.
cent 'ampeA Self.addrr,sed On.
1elopc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
TIE XNOEsLD IN REVIEW
By MAJ. GEN. DAVID PRESCOTT BARROWS-

I HAVE expressed fho opinion
That 10 conquer Germany,
American and BIRTHS b land
forces must break through INTO
the heart Of Germany.
Only by tho complete de-trIc.
ton Of ala military power
WITHIN Germany can uucohdi-
i-a4FHf--+-44 ---- ttiitt' t-r rrter 7p yDCuT0d
Probably all of us appreciate
the difficulty for G. crnan.
strategy has surrounded that
country with the outer defense
Of foreign countries conquered
heavily fortified and STRONGLY
-ETTTTy0HeIl
r1IS forces rs - the OrEan/a-
ton OF great amphihlo1s cN-
petitions, and everywhere the
German armies intend 10 meet
our armies on the beach Span
rs ne only country of Europe
with harborS St.ll open 80 the
sea but Spain is neutral and
WIli protect her neutrality.
GERMAN Notifications along
VI the channel and North Sea
coast are redoubtablc A fortl-
fed defense zone Of unusual
depth lies behind the beach
defense. German reserves are
probably close ar hand
When the operation is sprung
We may expect 10 see q melee.
wilder than the Imagination
can conceive. Of aIrplancS.
coast dcfcnSeS. mobile artillery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. Pa
w leading child welfare author
ity diagnosed the juvenile delip-
quency problem In a labor mag
Azine something like this:
Children feel that they have
been pushed around by the war,
\ hat they are in trouble and
s,hiS trouble is due 20 a splr-
itual hunger.
Now i hesitate 10 take issue.
az an amateur, with so eminent
and experienced "A professional
leader. but rw6uld like TO sub
NIT 10 her, and 10 those many
readers interested approvingly,
in my recent columns on the
Subject-that one main thing
wrong with the problem is the
attitude she reveals in her dag
nOSis.
From her own analysis can be
cleaned the proof which shottid
convict her OF her mistake. She
says girls cases in the courts
have swollen rs per cent hnA2-
70 per cent. Chief girl offcnSeS
we're "ungovcrnable behavior"
running away and sex Of
lenses.
HOW in the world does she
H expect 10 cure these prob
lems-no matter what else She
does If she coddIcS the mis-
crcantS with the thought that
they are just in trouble due 20
spiritual hunger" Of their own
dear little adoleSccnt selves?
Instead Of going al II that
way why not Try Ia cure IN
govcrnablc behavior. running
away and sex offcnscs bY
stronger discipline including
some on parents responsible for
such delinquency2
She tells, for example Of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

own little minds is going 70 be
any guide IN national handling
OF the problem ] wouldn't say
The nation was beng furnished
the best possible leadership?
Juha' docs no Solnd GEM
inc 10 me. But Say there is
spiritual hunger on the part
Of the young Argentine hunger
which causes juvenile drlIu.
qucncy Even admit julia had if-
is a lax. fondlng attitude
toward her crime going 10 make
IL any better. OF ls n going 10
encourage other little JuhaS 10
think they can ger 10y with the
same story or at least viii not
suffer the effects OF stern diSci-
pine.
I DO not know whatthc answer
Il for all spiritual hungers is,
-tttit- kftttt. tt-rrrrrF + would START
looking M church NOT around
army camps That IS where
-n-G-L..4 ~ --,-tt-rr-- 70 frs1K
fer A.. and nay point rs that the
time has como 10 let The adult
outlook on the problem prevail
over tine child outlook
Ny friend the experts recon-
mcnda'lonS for cures run along
this lne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

mines. naval ships Of ovefv
lype and tho1S9ndS Of hargos
and landing boats. mingled in
terrific battle
The decision to attack rests
upon Gen Eisenhower Hls
command 10 embark involves
vTU8T responsibility a. WIS
ever borne by "a soldier Other
commands Will follow TINS one.
orders that will involve
weight of heavy decision but
il i~ recognized that the most
novel tho most hazardous, and
TT 1r-u1dr71T Ut III
-t,f---f 4tr1tts WRIT nc tff71 fTrTdTrg.
II ADDITION TO such a main
L effort other attacks have
been advocated and some Of
rh'W WIITUndOubtc0ly be under
taken as what are called di-
ycr~ionary efforts -
Tho Allied plan may have de-
tcTmined upon the destruction
of the German armies in Nor
way But that would require
the diversion 81 great naval,
land and air forces. operating
under extreme disadvantages.
And even if Germany lost Nor
way she would still not be con-
quercd
The battle for Italy has not
stalled as is evidenced by the
landing near Rome Yet no de-
cIsiOn VIII be gained because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

e-er warred fr7eolng sales
rmm I found out/qI.ic a few
had
a soldier writes that when ne
offered thc object Of his aGec-
tlonS an engagement une she
said What do You want To do.
label me a your private
property ?" The soldier wants
some advice from orr horses e
women department on How 10
handle glrl like that.
let some other fellow
handle her is the carefully con-
Sl5crod advice Of our II e. w
department. I'm brief. the soldier
Us advised % got a more appre-
ClaflNo. more police and con-
.-L1rall- an s.ran,ias- sAEas.~-l-
not worth the trouble u takes"
states our II & w department
M conclusion.
pOONE Tavern in Berea. Ky,
IL is a hotel where the no
tipping rule Is in effect and ia
strictly enforced.
Am told that in Gainesville,
Tex there lived a PAIR Of twins.
a boy and a girl. The girl was
= f7tf4iezsse-tt-sffti- 1t,r--tnIr1- brother
grew 10 be ; feet 10 inches tall
and weighed 10 pounds.
Ever cat squirrel meat,
Neither have / But l was lust
talking 10 a fellow who said he
eats it regularly and finds il
delicious.
C4pL><nt 1884. hy K.ns Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
FAIR ENOUGH
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

Il voIoowcrts %, tho so-cs,..d
l.t-~ f,... 4...- 49,. 80
''.s ''' r. ~
,ai s. one i> CONSCIOUS 'nai TINS
y ~ i.'' '''> caused lpu~en.uE
o' %. if.iIc or Tt> 'ohs.niAiy
" p 'N y lo 'h' ofEanlla-
.A'.ai rot. ~ th@.'Ip unions IN
i''".'i> ana s'tel ana ln mo a'-
rT'F-TTTT m I..-n lAulc
once an4 me- resort '9 abusive
i,i'-'.f." in important speeches
az Nl' oaF
IN defense or Justification Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
BY PAUL MALLON

Julia" whom she describes rs
"A little li-year-Old girl found
living with her girl friend, aged
-, wife 81 soldier I'm "A nearby
camp. Both girls were having
many soldiers visit them each
night. The police picked them
up one night in "a tavern near
the camp. Life in her village AT
home Was 50 dur a. compared
with life around AN army camp"
NULL, huh? Wei. that is
~ what Julia told the SOCIAL
workers anyway, bat obviously
there must be more behind Julia
than that IN family back
ground and the lack of discipline
or respect for il m either the
home. school or church.
Julia got away with this cx-
PLANTATION 10 my friend the au-
thority. who only asks IN her
"Nust the fun children have
always he dangerous ."
f.i---t,---f = f+'y---,-rT - ry-0nC Tor
cent Of aii the recent burglarios.
robberleS and holdupS n Seattle,
she says, were committed by
youths from g 10 rs who. no
doubt find life al home also
dun
My complaint i- that 10 look
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

LETTERS FROM TINES Sol DIE HI Rs

EDITORS NOTE-This is
letter TO the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer Who
haze gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
urifer: Sherman {. (Ty) Cross,
Who Wos IN Italy at the time Of
EritinR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
BETTER HEALTH
by DIR. L0GAN CLFNDENING-

TIVE season for uhoopinc
D. cough is az hand II begins
n the northern states 70 jan
nary and February In the
southern states the peak Of M
cldence is IN May And the sea-
son for this disease lasts long
tfftftr--7- ftfr1rrr7E INTO rne summer
months Indeed IN op,domlcs
many new cases occur IN the
early Simmer months
inexperienced parents, are
likely 70 regard u as Mid
chlldhood iISenSc- But Lar
from that. The little na1-l,-ts-
may become very SICK CoufDY-
cations. such rs pneumonia.
make,it very dangerous. So pre-
cautions and proper treatment
are always N order
The prevention 81 Whooprc
cough by the Use ~ per'us,e
vaccine is fairly although not
universally successful The vac
cine should be- given between
the ages ot 6 and - months A
vaccine and an antIgen are also
used IN the treatment. but not
with any great measure % sue
cess
4 NEW treatment which VIII
II be somewhat surprising 10
most doctors Is the Use OF
adrenal cortex A. least II is
surprising 20 me and 7 don
see how any one thought Of II
But u has good Theoretical
basis I admit now that IL has
been explained 20 me
No' Tie least dangerous o.
the symptoms ~ WhooprE
L 4 - -r-1-t--TTE 7 IT.
comes a. tHc end Of prolonged
coughing fits and is simply
reflex due 10 gagging.
II is Very depicting and es-
p@clally because f causes
great loss Of Chl0r.des from thc
body The sdrcral cortex helps
- hN chlorldo IN the body Tha,
=, the theoretical basis Tor Is
use, and as ! say. u seems 20
me sound
~ least il works .n-praehcc
Studying oNcr 300 cases ~
Whoopng cough Or Lewis Ja-
,cObs gave over 100 Of them no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

CortcN was given showed that
CauEhinc Lstgd ~ most four
and h4t weeks al, con
tfa,'ed with 90 weeks for the
ccntro.sl he Whooping lasted
tHn 1oIhrcc weeks controls
hLe Uceksl-- and -Lnh -l4.la4i4t4si-
ore 20 TWO weeks (coutrois
three and a half weeks.
Old fashioned treatments
sto4ld NOT b. abandoned while
giving trls new remedy The
standby j.. snug abdominal
-r7rr7-1T-- - sETTC Inc WnOOpor
'-r7rT7rrT-TT7E :, 70 cough against
Fresh arr ari small fccdingS
rather than large are also help
n,.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
How often should a person
WIN rheumatic heart and
u1'ral >t,0g,r be- checked up
t-A- 2 f,1at-4f X. W
ANSWER IN my opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

neither Germany nor the Allies
has determined 10 put IN
enough army strength for either
90 defeat the other. Both sides
appear 10 have sldetracked
Italy because that peninsula
docs not figure deciSively in the
plans eff- 4thaF ----.----
EVEN if we could capture the
IL valley of the Po River,
where the Germans were orig
lnaily expected 10 make their
strong resistance. a great circle
t1tf- tff1T Alps would Sti11 resist our
attack upon Germany itSelf:
would still bar our invasion of
Germany.
a route from Italy into Aus
trla. "A zen VIGOROUSLY by
Napoleon in 1897, lies through
the Julian Alps and Klagenfurt
into the upper Munzthal. Today
with the vastly greater armies.
and the power Of new arms. il
would not avail. l repeat that
If all Italy were regained Ger
many still would be uncon-
quered.
There remain, then, in gem
cral, only two other areas from
which Germany can be assailed.
One IS the Balkan region: the
other IS Russia. These / propose
to discuss in subsequent articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

these people. Others have
placed ar faith in the wrong
things They are learning the
hard way aren't they?
TY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
Answer to Question Va. /

The late William LYON
Hdl> Phelps proved that
poetry caat4rrS moro TTTIr--7 ---,-,,
,..r,.a -,.rs1iirc ,,o so5,,,;...
49,.
are >aia
Wnrn -L-gnLl-I- n41ChAsG- 4 -L1nlz-
0i poetry they arc willing 10 BAY
urruuo, 20 oct tho cr., -5.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25
Connolly Answers

1-tc).
2e-th7.
3-fa1.
4-tb).
Sci.
ga VIM T Cody.
Coz James 3. Brady.
Co +. p. Dunno
Cd Joel Chandler Harris.
(e) Washington Irving.
Copyright, 1874, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

and Hoover Mr. Stm~on. the
secretary o. war. recognizes this
result IN hS statement 10 the
military affairs committee OF
The Senate pleading for passage
-ot q law 20 permit the draft OF
CIVILIAN labor AS means Of
preventing strikes and holding
workers 10 their tasks IN pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-25

inventors have more
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-26

da stave tu ustanovu izvan dodira versSlh ratova!
Sesro Boetiva kniiga govori stinu Mase naroda po-
nzene brutasane otupljene drzane neznanJu od
nasedskog kn1etstva wise ne osecau gor6inu ropstva
Dali to. otuda sledi da ie bolest neizeclva ola Je
smrtna? Ne! Me- odnosu toga ia gledam ma bolJe
stvari nego La Boetie Isora saglasno zabeleskaina
porodce tvojeg supruga dokazue da Sport tajanstve-
nj progres zauzima svoj pravac kroz vekove knetovl
zamenise robove; vazali zanenise hnetove lednog
dana ce vazalstvo isceznuh kao sto ie ropstvo
knetstvo Versk ratov naseg stoleea esu jos jedan
korak pravcu konacne slobode Pobuna protiv presto
liza &c naskoro sledt "a pobunom protiv Crkve Ali,
jaoj koko ce jos godina proc pre- doaska dana pred
skazanog cd Victorije Veke - kako je to spricano
istoriji tvoje porodce%
= All, genie tiranije tako je obilan u paklenim
panovima da zastiti svou imperiju! = uzviknu An
tonicq. Dali ii secas ujaee kako smo ia ii bill
zaeudjeni podatci1na datih cd nekih putnlka
koji povracahu il Pariza, bezbrojnim javnim sa-
wanna - nadmetanjima utrkama procesijama = po-
kretane da drze narod razonodjen?
*Nagadiana vz seve Kalpaku peto cd ovih opisala
je Victoria tim 'Serama.
(Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-26

nabaei patkane Vi odhraaioete vase ee
ia hi neeovu azuzdanosti Vi odrnuiete vaS
snove da kaonieu ekrenuo i'll nstgmene
nieaove pohenost zvrsioee niegove VI zte vasa
ela da eostio nasalama koih iscn vlja
razvratnin odurnm ayanturama.
istinito, le6nici avetniu da mefeno a<e na
neizleeiv postupam naoeci da dam
ave naoau ovoi On wee oavno zeu6i svest onl
njsu wise svesni niihovih booya je smrtna.
- Osuda ie zestoka, l. ia nlislim, nezasluzna: -
usnrotivi Sc Odelnova udovca - Nile~li Estenne oo
La Rotie sam ko e TEX pred devet godlna Vloeo
Protestante da SUI tr puta etel ma oruzje odoranu
niillove we're?
- Sestro capita Kapetan Mirant - jeh eco
narod leteo ma oruzje? Jao, ne! Vecina, slepa
glupava prezrena po kaludjerina kontrosana - nile
Ii ona uvek ustajala ma zapoved njihovih popovskIh
zavodaca padala sa fanatickm bremenom koie oni
zovu sieretci'? Nje Ii cak medju samm mama, mala
vecina koja poja istinu koju e Christian tvoj sprug
cesto govorio, kada je opominjao Protestane da nj
verska nt kakva druga sloboda nie osigurana tako
dugo dok kraljevsvo to nasedno saucesnstvo Crkve
ostavlja nedrnuto Dali vecna Protestanata eak sam
Admiral Colgny, podrzava postovane ljubav, ako
ne kralja, onda bar monarhiju? Ne nastoje oni
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-26

Tako pisu ozbiljni Sovinisti

"Narodni Glasnik" ljuti Sc ma ga
Jednlcara" uvodniku, "Tako ne piSu
ozbiljni ljudi'', broju cd 49, oktobra.
"LaJednicar" je doneo ma prvoj stranici
od 10. oktobra, clanak sa naslovom pre-
ko cele staranice: "Hrvat Tito oslobodio
Beograd cd Niiemaca cincara''. "Na-
rodnom Glasniku" Sc nije dopao oval
naslov kaze da "tako ne pisu ozbiljni
lludi'. Dakako da ne. Tako pisu ozbilj-
nj hrvatski sovinisti, a srpski sovinisti i'm
vracaju na isti nacin rezultat je, zave-
dena nrznia jednih protiv drugih.
Ma drugoj stranici ma cosku ga
jednicara" stoji: Flip Vukelic, editor.
Oval Flip Vukelic ie neke vrste cvet il
vase baste, pseudokonunisti.
Ali to ne znaci, kada vi osudjuiete
"Zajednicar'' "a sirenje sovinizma da su
vase ruke ciste. vi -isto tako Strife sovi-
nizam Vase cepanje jugoslavenskih rad
nika na stotine "narodnosti", cak ste IL
mislili, razne narodnosti ma koje niko
pre- nije nj pomisljao, ina iste posledice
Kao 'LaJednIcareV' SoVlnlZafn. y meSto
da ne pominjete, takve naive kao
"Hrvat", "Srbin', "Crnogorac" tako u
apsurd, pa da upotrebljujete naive "Ju-
goslaven'', "jugoslavenski'' it'd, vi stalno
pisete govorite kako treba porazbijati
celu jugoslavensku naciju, ma sijaset ko-
jekakvih 'federativnih samouprava". Nj
jedan etnoloski, geografski iii ma kakav
drugi razlog "a to ne postoji, osim So
vinizam da toboze sve provincije u Ju
goslaviji ocuvaju razvijaju njihovu
"kulturu", hawke it'd, koje bi Sc trebale
likvidirati kao stetne. a mase svih tin
provincial ujediniti.
Ako "Zajednicar" siri n2rznju, "a
to, ne samo da ste vi krivi, nego je vi
sistematski Strife.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-26
Soyinizam Erenburga i
"Slobodne Reel"

'Slobodna Rec" donela ie clanak cd
ruskog pisca Ilije Erenburga broiu od
10. oktobra, "Srce naroda jace Cd ten
kova".
Sve sto u tome elanku Erenburg
kaze herojstvu iugoslavenskih masa,
patniana progonstvu i mediusobnom
klaniu. istina je, prennda Sc to sve nlje
odigravalo neke opravdane razuinne
svrhe Mama je zapeo "a oko Erenburgov
sovinizam panslavizan1.
Erenburg ne istice nikakve oznake
kod Nemaca. ma primer, nenaeku kap1-
talisticku klasu gangstere ma celu dr.
zave militarne nlasine, koioi oni sluze.
Niti on ogranicava krivicu ma te gangs
tere. Ma protiv. on sve Nence osudjuje.
.U Nemcinla ie limena kantica ma mestu
srca''. kaze on dale da kada su oni
napal Rusilu. g. oni nista nlsu Znail
ruskom srcu'' A vezi sa Jugoslave-
nina Nemci, kaze Erenburg, q. nisu
znali kakvo srce bije II grudima Jugo-
slavena"
Geo c1anak ie isaran sa "Nemci',
"Nemci", ''glupi Nemci,' i da su ''Nemci
cepidlacari". Dakle Nemce treba sve u
niStiti Slavene, Ruse, Jugoslavene it'd.
treba dici nebesa sve vrline ovo5
sveta u NINA nalaziti.
Kada bi "Slobodna Rec bila protu-
sovInisticka novina, sto ona nije, oval
elanak bi nasao svoie mesto ma bunjistu
gde pripada Ali posto nju ne interesu-
ie pitanie oslobodjenia radnicke klase
ispod kapitalizn1a koie je International
no pital1ie. nego je interesuiu tesna III
nacionalna burzoaska pitanja, ona je VI
10 rado propustila oval clanak.
U Erenburgovu 6lanku Sc moze lako
nazreti panslavisti6ki Ill bolie da ga ma
zovemo stalinisticki inperijalizam,
"Slobodna Rec teSlSo doceka da loj tai
clanak dodje do ruku.