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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-15
BY JOHN GROVER

VIVIAN o4SO 4S1e
A B-29 BASE IN WEST
CHINA, Oct. 14.-R,-A mass
ed formation of B-29 Super
fortresses, considerably larg-
er than any previous raiding
group of the giant plants,
joined in the air battle of For
mosa today, dropping record
bomb tonnages on the impor-
tant Japanese airforce arsen-
al and other installations at
Kayama.
The town Of Okayama is
four miles inland from the is
lands southwest coast. It's
airfields, aircraft assembly
plants, notifications centers
and repair shops make it one
of the prime detectives on the
island devoted almost entire
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-15
WEATHER
r... FORECAST
North Carolina: Sunday fair and rath-
er cool.

er cool.
eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm, yesterday.
Temperature
1880 am, 1913; 1880 am, So 6; 1870 pm,
TAB; 1880 pm, 68.3.
Maximum ITO; Minimum 62.4; Mean
$50; Normal g.
Humidity
1870 am, SO; 1880 am, SO; 1880 pm. SO;
1880 pm, 80.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 pm,
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month,
BIT inches.
Tides For Today
from the Tide Tables published by
U. S.. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington ---------- 8:30a 3:1Aa
8:46p 3::<
Masonboro Inlet ----- 6:26a 12:11a
6:36p 12:30p
Sunrise, SIT am; Sunset, 5:38 pm;
Moonrise, 4:42 am; Moonset, Sis pm.
Continued on Page Nine; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-15
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

ROXBORO, Oct. IA Up En-
route home on his first furlough
since entering the army six
months ago, PFC. James w. Tay-
lor of Roxboro, was instantly kill
ed in motor accident near SAM
ford, Fla, Thursday, relatives
were informed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
City Council Confirms
$113, 600 Bond Sale

1915. The condition of the sinking
fund on June 30, the end of the
Clty's fiscal year. for the past five
years has been as follows: 1910,
SILL 1871, $153, 399; 1912, $751;
232; 1943, $519,817; and 1914, $685.
500.
In cooperation with school au-
thorities, the council decided to
prohibit parking on the west side
OF Thirteenth street, between Mar
ket and Dock streets. daily be-
tween the hours of 8 am. and 4
pm, for the use of New Hanover
High school R.O.T.C. members.
Action was deferred on the es.
Enlistment of a loading zone at
Seventh and Castle streets, and
council members went to examine
the area at the close of the meet.
ing.
1t was decided to ask the Board
of Health, through Mayor Lane,
to investigate the occupation oil
trailers in the City, where it was
found that persons were residing
without proper sanitary facilities.
Council members agreed for a
study and report to be made to
the council before next years city
tags are selected, after Council
man Edgar L. Vow declared this
years licenses are 'unattractive
in size, color and shape" He sug-
gested that more suitable city tags
would be a better advertisement
for the municipality.
Six licenses for he sale of beer
and wine were approved.
City Clerk j. R. Benson reported
that the U. S. Conference of May
ors will be held at the Hotel Stat
Ter in Washington on January &C.
81
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
GERMAN OXYGEN
PLANT IS TAKEN
WITH THE u. S. Bird Army, dec.

WITH THE U. S. 3rd Army, dec.
13.-(REA large underground fac
tory captured n Sarreguemine
is believed by 26th Division Engi-
neers to have been in liros"~@ l'r :.
manufacturing liquid oxygen for
jet-propelled planes and robombs.
The p a n t, located outside Wit
tring sou beast of Sarreguemines,
is spread Ger an area - -
by two miles in an old limestone
quarry. Its tunnels, corridors and
rooms had sufficient floor space tc
house a full infantry, division with
all it's equipment.
Work records showed the factory
had been active up to December 4
but before leaving the Germans re-
moved the critical parts Of all ma.
chinery and blasted shut all sever
entrances.
An exploring party headed by 1t
Col. Richard H. Free of Arlington
Va, found offices, living quarters
kitchens, restaurants and first aio
stations as we'll as manufactu
supplied with electrical wiring and
plumbing
Residents of the area said some
frost-covered railroad cars thought
to have been loaded with liquid
oxygen had been seen leaving the
cave via the rail spur.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
Obituaries
JESSE H. RIGGANS

Jesse Howard Riggans. So, RID
2, retired superintendent of Spot.
ford mills, and local oyster roast
establishment operator, died yes.
terday.
Funeral services will be con.
Quoted at 3 pm. today at the Yopp
funeral home by the Rec. c C.
Myers. Burial will be in the Bel
levue cemetery.
Mr.. Riggans was a member of
the yota tribe No. 5, Improved
Order of Red Men. This organiza-
ton will have charge of the serv-
ices at the grave.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary F. Riggans, a sister, Mrs.
H. K. Powell, and one brother,
Frank Riggans, all of Wilmington.
Honorary pallhearers are DR.. j.
D. Freeman,avDr. R. H. Bellamy,
DR.. W. Houston Moore R, E. Haw-
kins, r. L. Hawkins, E. T. Cook,
H. J. Ottoway, M. S. Emmart, L.
R. Creech, H. B. Weaver, w. E.
Weaver and S. T. Weaver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
SENATE'S TREATY
POWER DEPL0RED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- R -
The Senate two thirds vote rule
on treaty notifications threatens a
shift of power from Congress to
the President, the House Judiciary
Committee said today.
The committee approved leglsla-
ton to offer constitutional amend
ment authorizing the ratification OF
treaties by simple majorities OF
both Senate and House.
1.-THE two thirds rule has forced
chief executives to enter into execu-
tive agreements regarding impor-
tant foreign AFFAIRS the commit
tee report declared. This is an
unhealthy tendency. 1t has far
reaching am disastrous possibili-
ties.
1.-THE maintenance of the two
thirds rule instea dof working to
maintain a geat power in h e
Senate actually is taking that pow
er away from the Senate:
Congress should act as check
upon the treaty making powers of
the President, but by maintaining
a rule which prevents negotiations
which the people desire, the Con-
gress is on the road to eliminating
itself from this important function
of government
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
GOVERNOR SEEKS
,7r1 r.o?1SS HELP
FOR STORM AREA

RALEIGH, Dec. 13.-LR-Gover-
nor Broughton today enlisted the
aid of the American Red Cross in
an effort to cr4ng M - .-a~e 4eile.
to 60 families at Avon who are still
in dis ress as the result of a hurri-
cane which sfrncF the North Caro-
lima coast in September.
John C. \. l. ager of the
Southeastern area of the Red Cross
with headruartrre y Allan a, as
sured the Governor that a represen-
tative with full authority to acs and
use Red Cross funds would arrive
in this State within two days. The
representative will 60 to the strick-
en- outer banks village with June
H. Rose of Greenville, who has been
appointed by the Governor to inves-
tigate conditions there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
RAILWAY EMPLOYE
NAMED TO CIVIL
SERVICE POSITION

R. L. Fryer, employe of the At
lantic Coast Line railroad, was
appointed as the city's representa-
tive of the City Civil Service Com
mission yesterday, succeeding E.
NJ Berry, whose term expired
last March.
Berry was chairman of the
board, and the action indicates
that new chairman will be elect
ed
The appointment yesterday Of
Fryer resulted in the commission
adding two new members this
week. 1t was announced Monday
that R. H. Williams had accepted
the nomination as the policies ap-
pointee, replacing C. w. Shackle-
ford.
The City hopes to have the 1945
General Assembly establish new
type civil service commission,
while the police and fire depart
ments. apparently satisfied with
the present body, oppose the meas
ure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
Negro, Held In Hit-Run
Death, Receives Hearing

Louis Gore, 38-year old Negro
accused of the death OF Willie
Singleton, negro, who was killed
February 7, 1941 in a hit-and-rur
accident, was arraigned before Re
corder H. Winfield Smith yester'
day, and after probable cause
was found, the case was bound to
superior court.
Gore was arrested in Winston
Salem last month on charge OF
violating the Selective Service Act,
and was placed in New Hanover
county Jail November %, after a
warrant charging him with the
death of Singleton was recognlz-
ed.
He is being held in jail here
under a bond of $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
IL BOND SALES
NEARING GOAL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- R -
Individual sales in the Sixth War
Loan reached 70 per cent of the
S., 600, 900, 900 quota today, with 49,
663 100000 in the vault.
Treasury officials said this is
$157, 100000 above the beam or
schedule for this date.
Sales of E bonds were $1,468,
100000. That is SO per cent of the
81, 500. 600, 900 E bond quota and was
$57, 100000 below the schedule. I'm.
provement in E bond sales is shown
by the fact that on December | the
total was 1929, 100000 behind sche.
dule.
Total sales in the drive reached
SIS ,874, 900, 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
FDR Will Make Yule
Address As Schedule

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- ZAP -
President Roosevelt will make MS
usual Christmas Eve radio address
at SIS pm. (EWT) over all major
networks.
The,White House did not say from
where he will speak. Last year, re-
porting on the Cairo and Teher-
an war conferences with Prime
Minister Churchill and Premier Sta
lin, he spoke from his home at
Hyde Park, N. Y.
A national Christmas Tree will be
decorated against this year on the
south grounds of the White House.
It will be decorated but not light
ed.
-V-
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
LESLIE FARKAS

Leslie Farkas, II Pine Grove
telegraph operator of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co., died yes;
terday afternoon at James Walker
Memorial hospital.
Funeral Services will be con
Quoted at $50 pm. today at the
chapel of Andrews mortuary, by
the Rev. Sankey Lee Blanton, O.
the First Baptist church. Buria
will be in Washington, D. c.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Jackie Pulley Farkas of Whining
ton, his mother Mrs. Joseph Far
kas of Trenton, N. j., two brothers
Joseph Farkas and Stephen Farkas
both of New York, and five sis
tiers of Trenton, N. j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
CHINESE ADvaNc,

ns ~he tr Dec. ls-,s-c,,
m no troops have driven no,. -chl'
pursuit of japanese toro. O'ince in
ing ing westward from Kwe svS retreat.
Y ylnGe and are about IS s mi1o. p'o,
lnano announced TO-DAY rs" CON,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
Napoleon's Waterloo?.

The Great Napoleon who conquered ma
tons was himself victim of after
eating pains. Those who are distressed
with stomach or ulcer pains, indigestion.
gas pains, heartburn. burning sensation,
bloat and other conditions caused by ex-
cess acid should try Udga. Get Csc
box of Udga Tablets from your drug
gist. First dose must convince or return
box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR MO-
NEY BACK
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
PROJECT ELIMINATED

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. -R-
A Senate-House conference com
nittee eliminated the $25, 100000
Santee-Congaree, S. c., project
from the postwar Rivers and Har-
bors Bill today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-14
HOME FROM FRONT

Pfc. Charles Moore, who has
been serving with the Quarter
master cbrps overseas for over
four years, is home to spend
a 21-day furlough with his SIS
ter. Mrs. w. L. Canady, 5-A,
Nesbitt courts.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
TOMORROW

Tune in the Rodo Hou of Foms q full
hour Of Hits from oil fields Of entertainment.
Sundays, 8 TO J P. NJ, E. WI Blue Network.
See Radio Section foy LocaI Time and Station
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27
NemaCka i pro|eterska revo|ucija

sizma posebice, ma stotine milja i
isto toliko, ola ne kazen1o wise.
zaglibila Sc u mocvaru kapita-
lizma, onda Sc ne moZe niSta
drugo nj ocekivati nego da ce
ona produziti svoju obecanu ma
meru u zajednici "Velikih Tri-
ju". A to &c reel: da tuce guSi
proletersku revolucjju. No. tn ce
imati da kaze nesto crveni Vol
mix, koga ce Stain terati da gusi
proletersku revoluciju i ruski
radnik kod kuce. Nemoguce je
pretpostaviti da ruski radnik i
crveni vojnik nece OTVORENO
videti tada, ko je Stain i sta je
stalinizam, prema tome, rad
nicki postupiti oboriti Stall
novu birokratiju krenuti zem-
lju putem Socijalizma, te isto-
vremeno zdruziti svoju moe sa
proleterskom revolucijom. Onda
&c zaista biti pocetak kapitalis-
tickog svrsetka.
U takvom slucaju najsigurnije
je da &c Amerika i Engleska, a.
ko i u koliko budu mogle, baciti
svu svoju silu, iii bar pokusati
da to ucine, da uguse revoluciiu.
Dakle, u takvom slucaju, ishod
&c ipak ma kraju krajeva, zavisi-
ii cd radnicke klase owe zemlje,
hoce Ii ona takva Sta dozvoliti da
Sc svet pokolje ponovo porobi.
Sociialisticka Radnicka Parti-
ia najozbiljnije apeluje ma rad
nicku klas su owe zemlje, da
stane i DOBRO obmisli o do
lazecoj odlucujucoj borbi - bor-
bi, u kojoj ce imati da Sc odlucl
da Ii &c Sc unistiti skoro Geo
svet i baciti covecanstvo nazad u
stupanj varvarstva, iii ce Sc obo-
riti kapitalizam sveta j otvoritl
vrata zemaljskom raju, BES-
KLASNOJ ZAJEDNICI SVETA.
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ne mase nalazile pod carizmom.
A kad Sc jednom carizam r;,s-
pao. ruske su radne mase tako
iurnule napred, da su u devet
meseci imale svoju finanSijsl1u
francusku revoluciju cd februa-
ra 1848. pod Miljukovim i indus
trijsku francusku revoluciju oo
juna 1848. pod Kerenskim i "a
tim proletersku revoluciju cd 4.
novembra. PoSto nemacka rad
nicka klasa nema da vrsi prve
dive revolucije, kada pukne ma
cizam, prirodno je, i mi u T.
cvrsto verujemo, da ce nemacka
radnicka klasa neposredno kre-
mutt. skolovana vrlo gorkim is.
kustvom, ma vrat, ma nos, orga-
nizovati Sc, u pravcu proleterske
revolucije. To ce joj biti jedini
nacin, ne samo da Sc "osveti'
nacizmu kapitalistickim izrab-
liivacima, nego planovima i ma
merama "Velikih Triju". A kre-
ne Ii ona tim putem i postane
centar. onda je nemoguce pred
postaviti da ce radnicka klasa
ostale Europe ostati pasivna. O.
vo, narcotic ovo, ina vidu
gore-citirani John Nightower ka-
da kaze da izrada nacina "a ru-
kovanje Nemackom cd strane
"Evropskog Save tnog VEGA"
mora da ceka da Sc vidi prvo ka-
kav &c "rezim" nakon pada ma
cizma neposredno doci u Nemac-
ku, civilni, militant iii revolu-
cionarna mesavina" "Mesavina'
ie dodata "revolucionarnom' =
cim Sc misli ma proleterski ere
zim" - da Sc obmane prostota.
Ako ovako Sta dodje, a mi We
ruiemo da hoce, onda &c biti maj
interesantnije posmatrati kakve
&c mere Stalinova vlada poduze-
ii. kada ie svrstana u "Velike
Tri"? Posto Sc ona udaljila cd
radnicke klase u opSte i Mark
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27
kongres ekOnonSkih organizaCija
U Juzn0j America

duzi razbojnicki sistem koji bi
opet "a koju godinu posle pri-
mira ako do toga u opSte /
dodje priredilo JOS vece unis-
tenje i pokolj "a radnicku kla-
su, posto je rat prirodna posle-
dica kapitalistickog uredjenja,
a opstanak kapitalizma bez ra-
tova danas je nemoguc. Bee stra-
ha da cemo pogresiti, mozemo
slobodno reel, da je 90 posto
svetskog stanovnistva protiv ra-
ia. pa ipak imademo cello cove
canstvo u ratu. ZaSto? Zato sto
to u glavnom nisu ljudi koii
odrediuju sudbinu drustva, vec
su to druStvene i ekononske 81
lie, koje u glavnom upravllaju sa
liudinaa j sudbinom druStva. Po
samoj svojoj prlrodl, narcotic
danas, kapitalizam je razbojnic-
XII, jer danasnji pokolj nije nlsta
drugo nego medjunarodno raz-
bojnistvo kapitalizma.
"CiIevi" Atlantskog Cartera,
utelovljuiu, cak Sc iasno vidi u
njemu, buduce razbojnistvo ka-
pitalizma. Ia te ''ciljeve" Sc bo-
ri kontinentalna ''radnicka" or
ganizacija - c. T. A. L. - kojoj
su pseudokomunisti posvetili saw
svoi rad, istovfenaeno: prikaza-
juci tn organizaciju radnicima
da je ona radnicka organizacija,
samo da in varaju neka Sc bore
"a ocuvanje svetskog kapitali-
Una. Stalinistima nije dosta sto
Sc danas proleva krv miliona O.
(Nastavak ma 8. stranil
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poSto je citaociraa "R. B." pozna-
to delo govori sarlatana Gu :
vara kapitalizma. nego Gu ma
pomenuti glavre tacke u njego-
vom govoru, tako da bi citaoci
"R. B." dobili pribliznu sliku ko-
me sluzi tai Sarlatan ia konti-
nentalna ekonomska organiZaci-
ia, ciji je on glavni sekretar i
"teoreticar", j koja je ma zalost.
organizovana Cd najamnih robo-
va ovog kontinenta.
Izmedju ostalog on rece: &C.
T. A. l., nije nj "a Socijalizam,
niti "a Komunizam, niti "a Dix
taturu Proletarijata, vec "a de-
nokratiju', razume Sc, "a demo-
kratiiu koju Zagovaraju Roose-
welt, Churchill i Stain, q to je
burzoaska politicka demokrati-
ia. Citaocima ''R. B." je dobro
poznata ia ''demokratiia'. Tako
djer rece da So ista organizacija
bori "a ciljeve '.Atlantskog Car
terra, koji su takodjer, nasim CT
tacoma, a naprednijim radni-
Gina celog sveta, poznati. Ii su
"ciljevi" da Sc ocuva kapitalizam
"a svetske pliackase, po svaku
! cenu, jer Sc III Atlantskom Car
teru nigde ne, pominje bio kak-
vo novo drustveno uredjenje, a
narcotic ne Socijalisticko. A to
znaci da ce radnici biti izrablJi-
vani toni koji ne poginu u oVom
globusnom ratu), isto tako, pos
to ostaju i dale najamni robovi
posednika svetskih industrial. u
kratko, ii su "ciljevi" da Sc pro-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27

kada i'm rat ne ide onako kako
SUI unapred izracunali, pocimaiu
da Sc medjusobno guzvaju sya-
.djaju. Kao pravilo, sve ide u
redu glatko kada Sc uspeva ma
sve strane, kao sto je bio slucaj
u pocetku, kada su osvajali mno-
ga pacificka ostrva sa izvorima
srovina, narcotic gume, koju su
smatrali da &c i'm u mnogo pri-
pomoci nadbiti americke bri-
tanske sile, kada ih liSe gume.
Sad, kada Sc stvari okrenuse
obratno, njihov kabinet Sc ras-
pusta, nadi da ce drugi moci
uspesnije voditi rat.
Ma slican nacin je i Hitler OF
pustao razne vojne zapovednike
svaki, put kad su pretrpili poraz
ma ruskom frontu. Ovo sve sku-
pa dokazuje da Sc moe vladara
koleba slabi sa njihovim me-
djusobnim nesporazumima glo-
zenjem. Mozda ce owe slabosti
vladara omoguciti radnicima
svih zemalja da na skoro krenu
u borbu protiv svijih ugnjetaca
i da dodju do svojeg oslobodje-
MIA Cd svih medjunarodnih zlo-
cinaca.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27
Japan

vesti, koje stigose u Washing
ton 18. julia, javise da je Geo ja-
panski kabinet dao ostavku, sku-
pa sa Hideki Tojom, predsedni-
kom ministarstva. Polozaj Toja
kao "Sefa Staba', II. vrhovnog
komandanta vojske, zauzeo je
general Yoshijiro Umezu. Car
Hirohito je pozvao u audijenciju
bivseg ministra unutrasnjih po-
slova, Marquis Koichi Kido-a,
veruje Sc da &c organizovanje
move Wade MENU biti povereno.
Masovna ostavka Wade, objas-
niava Sc tim, sto ona 'nije bila u
staniu da postigne svoj cilj".
Totalitarijanski gangsterl u
Japanu, kao j oni u Nemaekoj'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27
d. Culun.

Kongres je priredjen cd eko-
nomske organizaciie osnovane II
Meksiko 1888, a ime joi je da-
to: "Confederacion de los Ira
bajadores de America Latina"
&c. L. A. L.. Prosle godine
I943) imala je kongres u Ha-
vani, Cuba, owe 1944.) u Mon
tevideo.
Ma 49, februara 1914. bila ie
inaguracija kongresa u "Teatre
Municipal de Vorano" Oetno
gradsko pozoriSte). Ma istom ia
bila predstavljena Americka Fe-
deracija Rada c. |. 0. Kongres
(ovaj u Montevideo-u) otvorio
je sekretar u. G.. T. Union Ge-
neral Trabajad or s., Enrique
Rodriguos, koji je iedan od sta
linisticke rule. Prvo svega, OF
svirana je urugvajska himna, "a
tim je Rodriguos pozdravio pu-
bliku u ime U. G. T. u ime uru-
gvajske Wade, posto je bio pred
stavljen podpredsednik repu
bike, DIR. Guani. Zatim je kazao
da ce ma istom govoriti sekretar
c. T. A. L., DIR. Vicente Lombar-
do Toledano il Meksika, te ma
kon sglorifikacije toga porucni-
ka kapital;sticke klase. predaje
istome rec. Stupivsi ma pozorni-
Gu, Toledano prvo svega poz-
dravlia urugvajsku vladu pred
sednika republike, DIR. Amezagu,
cuvara kapitalizma.
Da Sc zadrzavam ma njegovom
govoru, bilo bi dangubljenje,
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Italia

Vest liz Rima New York
Times"-u cd 13. julia javlja da
SUI neki novinari intervjuisali
"komunistickog" vodju, Palmiro
Togliatti-a, koji, ina tome vec
blizu godina dana kako je poslat
u 1taliju pravo il Moskve. On je,
prema gorpjoj vesti, rekao da
move "komunisticke" orijentaci-
je wise ne smatraju religiju "opi-
iumom naroda" i da "Mi oni,
''komunisti"] postujemo religi-
ju".
Dale je rekao: ''Komunisti,
Socialist Hriscanski Demokra-
ii SUI okupili sledbenistvo. Oni ST,
kao vase [americkel republi-
kanska demokratska partija.
Mi cemo saradjivati sa drugim
partijama ali nasa Sc vaznost
treba priznati.
"Komunisticka Italia sada iii
u predvidjavajucoj buducnosti
jeste izvan pitanja. -, Mas je
problem da stvorimo demokrats-
ku Italiju i da nekako zivimo
sto najbolje mognemo. Mi ko-
munisti verujemo u malo zemljo-
posedniStvo u privatno vlasnis-
two ovde u Italiji. Mozete Ii vi
zamisliti Italiju bez toga?"
U gornjim recima, Togliatti je
verno oslikao talijanski a ta-
kav je u swim drugim zemlja-
ma - "komunizam". Neka nam
neko pokaze razliku izmedju Mi
hova 'komunizma" "burzoi
zma". Razlika apsolutno ne po-
stoji. S mesta bi mogli, bez ikak-
va straha da &c otstupiti cd svo-
jih nacela, raspustiti svoj pokret
i pridruziti Sc ma kojoj burzoas-
koj partiji, pa makar ona bila
takva kao americka Demokrats-
ka iii Republikanska partija. O.
vo ie svakako zavrSna faza "ko-
munizma" u Italiji j svagde.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-27

Roosevelt njje ni5ta novoga
kazao u tom govoru. Govorio ie
0 ratu, Japanu, o Nencima it'd,
i kako &c Sc Il iduce cetiri godi-
ne rat dovrsiti svet Sc stabili-
zovati koji ce inati prosperitet
biti bez ratova. Sano, posto i
sam ne veruje da wise rata ne6e
biti, rekao je Il hope sto znaci:
ia u to ne veruien".
Strastvena kampanja, koiu su
vodili CIO politiGafi pseudo
komunisti II korist nominaciie
Wallace promasila je. Ali to
niie nista. Oni &c Sc lako pomiri-
ii sa Trumanona. prenda su oval
put videli sve ljudske ''vrline''
u Wallace-u a nj iedne Tru-
manu-. To su ljudi koji svoja
"ubedjenja" mcnjaju preko no.
ci.
KonveL 'iia je, dakako, usvoil-
la piatformu tkoiu cemo dru-
gom prilikom pregleti1. Ia oval
put mozen1o sarno to1flso reef de
su Sc hvalili postignucima de-
mokratske administraciie "a pos
ledniih dvanaest godina, samo
nisu rekli to da je medlu mno-
GIN "velitanstvenim' postignu-
Gina. postignut i rat. koji le VI
hunac ludosti medlunarodnog
kapitalizma. u ostalom. platfor-
ma ie u suStini takva kao / re-
nublikanska. celosti uperena
"a ocuvanje kapitaliznla.