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Lafayette

Mr.. and Mrs. Carold Holman and
sons of Ft. Wayne, Ind, spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hawk
and other friends.
Mrs. Louise Cloore was a week end
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sher-
ritts.
Mrs. Bertha Desenberg was a call
er Thursday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Rayl of Ada.
Mrs. Naomi Leiber and son of Beav-
erdam spent the week in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark.
Mrs. Eta Albert and Miss Viola
Albert were Wednesday guests of
Mrs. Lones of Waynesfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramsey and
daughter of Beaverdam spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fett.
Philip Hall was a Saturday night
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hall.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hawk were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Garold Holman and sons of Ft.
Wayne, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Binkley and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Long and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Long and daughter,
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Wilmer Badertseher and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Badertscher and sons
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Badertscher.
Mrs. Florence and Betty Hirschfeld
Of Lima spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Stella Marquart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyers spent
a few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Miller of East Lansing,
Mich.
Mrs. Ezra Basinger, Mrs. Arthur
Miller, Mrs. Faye Isham, Mrs. Francis
Marquart, Mr. and Mrs Merl Duff
man and Cpl. Lawrence Duffman were
past week callers of Mrs. d. H.
Strunk.
Mrs. Chris Basinger of Pandora and
Mrs. Bertha Deppler called Monday
evening at the Ernest Gratz home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Rickly of Co
lumbus spent the week end with his
mother Mrs. Sam Rickly and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller and
daughters spent Sunday with his
grandmother Mrs. Bruce Keller of
Eagle township. Mr.. Keller left Tues
day for Cambridge, Ohio, after a
ten days furlough here.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Lilly of
Van Buren, and Mrs. Ollie Crozier
of Rawson called in the home of
Mrs. Sam Rickly and family, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Forest Kessler and Mrs. Ed
win Luginbuhl spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Edwin Sutter of Pandora
L. j. Lukes who is now stationed
in Indiana is spending a ten-day fur
Tough with his wife and little son
and his parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. w
Dukes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Dukes and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fisher
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land Frantz and sons spent Satur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Harris and son.
Miss Jean Dukes left Sunday for
Bowling Green where she will at
tend college the coming year.
Revival services will begin at the
View Sunday, Nov. II, with the
pastor Rev. r. L. Clark in charge.
The Ladies Harmony Circle will
meet in the home of Mrs. Glenna
Hanna Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8.
Mrs. Mae Stewart will be the pro-
gram leader.
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PAGE SEVEN
Saving Soan

There are wrong ways as well as
right ways of saving soap. Using
TOO little to do a good cleaning job
IS a wrong way, because unless thor
oug0less is achieved the soap that
has been used has largely been vast
ed. Another false economy is to
unwrap cake soap with the idea
that It viii last longer when it "dries
out" 1t will dry out, but with the
drying viii go some of the very
properties that make modern soaps
so effective. They have to be kept
IN the water longer in order to pro-
duce good suds-and that defeats the
purpose of economy as well as the
purpose of cleanliness.
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Main1
DeaAotzoI

November open season for
pheasants rabbits, politics and Japs
s. and all staged in a setting of
Natures gorgeous pageantly-a week
of warm sunny days-and full
moon riding in a cloudless sky
nightly and this week seeing
the last act of the quadrennial po-
litical drama 5. with candidates
making their last rounds with a
hearty handshake-they all call you
brother and Carder's barn over
looking the Meter works has bios
somed out as Democratic bill
board otherwise little enthusi-
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RichIand Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wingate and
daughter Danna Jean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Chidester and son Ronald
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Chidester anc
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Clark
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chidester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Badertscher
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinten Burkholder and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gratz and Miss
Jane Howe were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Francis Gratz and family of
Sidney.
Mrs. Chas. Sharp and son Jimmy
spent few days last week at the
Amos Luginbuhl home
Mrs. Harold Marshall spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Andy Hoch-
stettler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Isham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Marquart and Raw
Hirshfield were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and son
Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schaublin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Schaublin and daughter Rachel were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rusmisel were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Johnston and family of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gratz and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Core and
family called Sunday evening at the
Ernest Gratz home.
In honor of Cpl. Clarence Burkhold-
er of Camp Bowie, Texas a family
dinner was enjoyed at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burk-
holder. The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Burkholder and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lugin-
buhl and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Burkholder and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Amstutz and son and Cpl. Clar-
ence Burkholder. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gerber and
family.
Mrs. Lenore Myers and son Addi-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyers
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Geo. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grant and sons
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. |. Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhoades and
daughter Jean and son Michael of De
troit, Mich, returned home after they
spent week at the Otto Amstutz
home.
Ronald Chidester spent Friday and
Saturday with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Eikenbary of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Luginbuhl and
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Luginbuhl were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ella
Dillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce Schick and
daughter Arleene spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Hochstettler and family.
Adison Myers gave a Hallow-
cen party Tuesday evening for some
of the neighbor boys.
Evan Davis of Rushmore, Rev. and
Mrs. Esau and son, Noah Hochstett-
Ter and Cpl. Clarence Burkholder were
the past week callers at the Amos
Gerber home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Chidester en-
ioyed wiener roast Saturday even
ing at the Arthur Arnolds home in
Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhuel Kohler and
sons, Mrs. Chas. Freidley were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. Sam Kohler
and daughter. Afternoon callers were
Mr., and Mrs. Menno Geiger.
Rev. and Mrs. Slotterback and FAM
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the
Francis and Amos Basinger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Frantz and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zim-
norman and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Waldo Long, Robert Alderman
and Justin Blunden. Afternoon call
ers were Mrs. Mary Peterson and
Mrs. Lucy Yoakum.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Binkley that their son,
Bud, has been confined to the hospital
in Philadelphia with the flu.
Carlton limerick spent the week end
with his wife and other relatives.
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Fights Enemies OF Our Way Of Life

The menace of Communism in the government
is recognized today by Congressional leaders of
both parties. Back in 1941, Jones was one of
the first to note this peril He led the fight in
the House for the T. B. I. investigators and kept
prodding The Attorney General until there re-
suited the first official expose Of subyerson with
in the government structure WERE TT NOT
FOR A NEW DEAL ATf0B aJfY GENERAL
AND ADMINISTRATION, Taf CG4F tFISTS
WOULDN'T BE ON THE FI7DEf OIL
TODAY
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The inventory of government
owned foods on July /, totaled $780,
100000 worth, but Lee Marshall, di-
rector of distribution, VIA, says
this total is about the same as the
4-month turnover of supplies.
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cifc for 80 months, now in New
Caledonia, says he shares the News
regularly with another Bluffton
campmate-Herbert Oyer.
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WAR RECORD

"IIe has never voted
against an Army or Navy
A Appropriation Bill"
Cleveland Plain Dealer
lDemocratic)
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FIGHTS FARM RECOMMENDATION
NO RUBBER STAMP

"An aggressive young
Republican, Robert f.
Jones. !"
st. Louis Post-Dispatch
tDemocraticl
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Italia

Stvari izmedju Radoglia osta-
lih Savznika ne izgleda da idu bas
rajbolje. On je trazio da MEGA /
ujegovu vladu, koje je on premier,
Saveznici priznadu kao jednrl Sa-
veznicku silu u ratu protlv fasls-
ia j nacista, ali Washington i
London he vole tn ideiu tvrdi sc
da su izgledi "a to vrlo slabi, /
da sam Badoglio ne veruje da ce
debit takvo priznanje.
Saveznici verovatno JOS rVek
slede pelltiku 'bezuslovne preda-
ie'' nikako nisu voljni da Sc uci-
nj Italia ravnopravnom sa ostalim
Saveznicima. Badoglio rece da d
on bio stanju staviti pod oruz]e
Geset italijanskih divizija,, ako bi
ga Sevezniei PRIMAL i naorazali
te divizije. Richard G. Massock,
dopisnik Associated Press, navodl
sledece reel svom intervju Bado-
glia: "Vasi prvaci rekose da Sc
oni ne bore protiv italijarskog ma
roda, vec samo protiv Mussolnija
fasizma. Ko je zbacio Mussoll-
mia? To sam bio ia, koji sam II
yrnuo fasizam. To sam bio ja. Sta
mislite, kako on sebi pripjisuje We
lika priznanja pohvale, "To sam
bio ia, "To sam bio ja", a nile
hteo reel da je on bio j tai, koli
sc prili6no dugo borio ma stranl
fasizma i dvadeset godina ga ]e
odrzavao prvo toga i mrcvarlo
i ubijao radnike po naredbama to-
ga fasizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02

Cleveland PLATA Dealer ne'li dan
ras ie izyestio da su Il gradu Gle
velandu samoubiStra pYosle godi-
nes ~bila wise nego udvostruSe1a.
Doe, Sc. broke niie obelodanio,
nozda su prevelike, pa i'm je bio
s.idno da III publikuiu. Sanoo ha-
ze da su ia samoubistva bila We
ca nego dive stotine posto izaad
rredprosle, 1912. godine,
Nikakvo cudo da smo i II tome
"progresirali,' "Napreduiemo" Ii
ratu, napredujemo Il proizvodnlI
napreduiemo Ii Strajkovima. ma
preduiemo' smltnim slucajevima
! ozledama' ind1striji, pa ond@
zasto da ne bi "napredovail' Il
samoubistvima?
Oni koii su pribegli tome. sigurno
su bill nagnani sa okoi1ostima
koie i'm je kapitalizam IA jeda1
ii drugi natin, stvorio. Oni nis0
videli izlaza il njih i resili su d.
III Sc ma tai natin 'oslobode, >
Dakle, i "a ovo ie kYiv kapltalizam.
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w. s.:

Srpski Hrvatski Stalinisti, ma
rCGito prvi, yode zestollu borhu ka-
ho rrotiv "Amerikanskog Srbobra
ma, tako i protiv Vladike Dion:-
size, koje naZivaju pFo-nacistima,
a sebe "demckratima". Retko kad
izadje koji broj "Slobodne Refi'.
a da ne iZnese neke "dokaze' da
Vladika a p a d "demokrate"
ii. Uiedinjene Naciie. brani ma
cizam fasizam. | onda Stalinisti
vriste, kao pomamni: 'fasisticka
pascad", ''nacisticke hijene", "Hit-
lerove sluge" i sliGno tome. Me
di.ltim, Vladika Dionisije napisao
je jedan clanak Il ovogidisnjem
kalendaru CAS-, pod naslovom :
"Komunizam HrisGanstvo", II
kome ie napao MarksiZam, Mark
sisticki pooled na svet materi-
ialisticko shvacanje istorije, is
toyremeno pozdravlja Stalinizam.
Marksizmu 'podmece da on svoj
cilj hoee ia postigne "prevarom
nasil lem". I do danas Stalinisti
nisu nasli "a potrebno, niti mi
verujemo da &c naci, da iznesu tn
nacisticku "osudu'' protiv Mark
sizma pozdrav Stalinizmu Vladi-
ke Dinosiie pred svoje citaoce.
Otluda ola ga iznesu. Ear Stalinis-
t; ne .slede "ispravnu polititkcu
linila Predsednika Roosevelta,
koji trazi da kongres ponacizira
radnicku klasu. | ako sc Predsed-
nikova traznja ispuni, protiy ko-
je jedina SIP. podize ispravan
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To je, razume sc, pravo bojlste
|kcie je nadmasilo j ratae ozlede.
Mnoge Owe ozlede kao snlrtni
slucajevi, mogli su biti izbegnuti
da niie po sredi bio profit, direl---
tho iii indirektno, kapital;sticlie
|klase. Uslovi ma radu takvi su da
radnik ne moZe biti sigugan IA svoj
|Zivot sigurnost. Rad sc mora a.
havljati vrlo brzo, takol da covels
|nema vremeaa da sc Cuva cd ma
kakve opasnosti Pored toga, oval
takozvani ratni prosperitet, goni
radnike ma jedan iii drugi nacin
da rade mnogo sati mnoqo dana,
a cesto duplu "siftu'', sto ga
sasvim iZn1ori pa da nije sta
nju nj prinaetiti o.oasnost IL kojoi
sc nalazi. Nedovoljno spavanje :
ma isto tako porazni efehat ma
radnika
Poslodavci pax dfugu roku, ]
ede bi sc moglo .J5initni posac
sigurnijim, ne3e, ier to- hosta no
vaca da Sc uvedu takve stvar;
,koje bi otklanjale o p sn t.
a to znaci manji profit. a profit
.ile .najlyeSa boginia koiu s;.pitaIis-
I'll o5ozavaju. Jeda,a razuman drUs-
tyeui sistem, kao sto ie Socijati
zan, j ako ncbi otklenio sve snort-
ne nesretne slutaieve Il industri-
il, on bi III ipak snlanjio. mozda
bi III prepolovio iii jos nize spus-
Ito. All ovo nije Sociializam. Ova
je grabezliivi s;stem - kapitaii-
z:lrl..
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Rasni spor i
japanski kapitalizan

prirodjeno zverstvo podcovecije
bagre tiebalo je biti nesto suzbi-
jeno sa pomisli na konaeni poraz
i strah cd kazne Ma naciju sto bi
Sc rezultovalo II obicnu pravdu,
"a njihovo iskorenjivanje," uvcd-
|nikovala je plutokratska New York
Herald Tribune, 20. januara. u
vodnik je doneo opis japanskcg
naroda - IOWA zalosna stvorenia,
neveselo ljudska Il obliku.'
I JOS drugi primeri americkog
kapitalistickog raeizma dostizn od
Senatora Hatch-ovog zahteva da
Japan bude izoliran na njegovom
ostrvu "a uvek, putem zahteva Sc
natora Bennett Clark-a, da bude
bombardovan liz egzisteaeije, sko-
re sveopstem kapitalistickom Dire
tanju da je japanski narod isto
tako kriv kao styarni izyrsavaoci
tih zverstava radi njihovog popri
mania brutalnog vodstva.
Ipak, II sredini uzbudjenog ra~
sizma Drljavop, kao oAaj koieq
primicu necistiGki stvoroyi nemaC-
kog kapitalizma, nesto prayc isti-
ne 0 stvarnom ustanovljenju onih
koji su odgovorni, prokapava.
Bivsi ameri6ki ambassador To-
kin, j sadasaii sneciialEi ponce
nix Drzaynom Se,1retaru, Joseph
c. Grew, priZnao je /. februara,
da je .iapanski narod nevin da
krivica lei kod gospodaTa iapans-
kog drustva.
Intervjuisan Il njegovon uredu
Dr2aynog Odelenja, gos9c din Grew
ie rekao: "Narayno, prvo svega,
mi gnoramo razumoti da iapaaskona
pucanstvu ne5e biti dozvclieao d.
sauna cinienice kroz njihove sops-
tvene vlasti iii kontrolisani ra5;o
III stampu, oni neGe imati 9rili-
lie da saznaiu izyana, ouduci da
i'm Sc ne dozvoljaya kratko-talas,
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ToI;koie tih posleratnih 9laai-
,anja tako odvratna j bezosnovHa,
d. su postala skoro svatom dosad-
ma. | grad New York dao Sc II posle-
ratna planirania. Samo 1,003 od
100000 raznih predUzeca New
Yorfu izneli su planove koliko u
nj nameravaiu potroSiti ulo1st'
II proizvodnju Ii ''poslertaonl pros
peritetu', (samo ne znamo Ede
su oni yec dobili III krilaticu pos
leratnog prosperiteta"l.
Ia preduzeca iziavi5e da 'oh
potroSiti III alo1i''
II proizvodniu S1,30o,ooo.ooo. sad
Ga su nam ostala preduzeca ESQ
ijh ie los blizu $4,000 Il tom sa
GU iznela svoje planove, sl2.tE-
(Nastavak ma 3. stranD
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Poznavajuci varvarstvo kome sl
'vladajuu6e klase stanju pribeci,
Marksista znade da Q2tuzbe "a
zverstva uperene protiv japans-
kih militarista jesu prili6no Il mo-
.gucnosti japanske vladajuce kla-
|se. Marksista znade to, da Sc ne
izbeznost tih optrzaba upotreblja-
va cd americke kapitalisticke kla-
Sc "a njene sopstvene svrhe, a nj
kako sa syrhom da Sc odgovornost
stavi tamo gde pripada - ma Was
|nicke vladare Japana.
Nasi amerieki kapitalisti, samo
manjim izuzetcima, tvrde ia po-
dfzavaju necela hriscanstva. ! be-
izuztka ratnog vremena, americ-
(ki kapitalisti tvrde da pleziru ma
! celia nacizma. Glavno nacelo hris-
canstva jeste veroyanje - brats-
vo ludi. Glavno nacelo nacizma
leste nadvisenost jedne "rase
podcovecja niskost svih drugih.
kapitalistiGka pro2aganda-reak-
CHA tim novostima (iznesene ma
kon sto su bile na raspolozenju
rodinu dana i II vreme kada i'll Sc
moze upotrebiti ga suzbijanje opo-
ziciie podnesenoi konskripciji ra-
da) bila ie cdbacivanie svakog
veroyanja da Sc iapanski narod
moze smatrati, kako sc pretpostav-
liza Ia hriscane da III smatraju,
potpuno usVajanie racizr1a nacis-
tithih kapital;sta.
Primer amerilkog kapital;stic-
kog racizma: "Vreme ie da pres
tanemo maciie tapkanje Ipussyfoc-
tingl', naGelnik New Iorka, La
Cuardia bio je citiran %. januara.
Celia ia grupa nlajmuna, Cd cara
pa dole, ne v&lja Oni su same
divlji valvari i treba i'm kazati da
&c Svaki ijedan Cd niih biti drzan
Odmoyo1nin -
Drugi primer: "On Lizvetsai 0
zverstvimal ctkTiva slabu nadu da
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Nenacka

II Stockholma, Svedska, stlze
vest Cd %. februara, "a koJu ka-
III da Sc provukla IL EstonlJe, da
ie Adclph Hitler posetio SEVERN,
ii. ruski front korcem januara !
Gao je poubiiati poveci broj VI
sokih nae istickih oficira. lstovre-
memo Sc iavlja daie general LIN
demann, koji ie komandovao So
leningradskim frontom, izvrslo sa-
noubistvo ii Golden Lion Hote4u,
u Tallinn, Estoniji, has tada kada
Sc Hitler nalazio tamo.
Tvrdi Sc da je Hitler to poclH!o
Cd srditosti "a slime poraze koJe
svalzodnevno dozivljulie majestic
ka vojska Ma ruskom frontu.
Oval nacisticki bandit ie u sta
nju da ma sta po3ini, prema to-
me, moze biti da su ovi glasoVi
taCni. Mi istovremeno ne zallmo
N; one mamie bandite koie je on
Gao smaknuti. Pa ipak, interesan-
tno je prilnetiti, kako Sc bandit
slazll kad sve ide "u redu, kad
pobediuju pljackaiu sVet ma sve
strane, d kad Sc stvar okrene O.
bratno, onda odnaah jedni druge
,krjye naredi9uju snla knmce Jed.
nj drugih. Bas po gangstersN!
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dodir. Ovo Sc desilo 20. februara,
ali vest nista ne kaze da .su imali
kakve neprilike .sa avijonom, sto
1lsasi da je celia ia stvar plani-
rama.
Vest cd 27. februara javlja da
Sc Kralj Petar takodjer uznemirio
u Kairu i hoee da dodje II London
sda konferise sa Saveznicima. On
refe da je situacija II Jugoslaviji
takva da preti da gurne celu zem-
l,aa u gradainski rat. Naravno
on misli ma rat izmedju Partiza-
ma i Cetnika. On bi hteo da Sc ma
die neki nacin "a izmirenje ovih
dveju suprotnih grupa. On tako-
djer optuzuje ,neku grupu II Kai-
ru, koja planira da uspostavi els
to militarnu vlast IL Jugoslayiii
i da MENU ia grupa smeta ne
dozvoljaya mil slobodno kretanje,
te da je On stvarno zarobljen po
toj grupi.
Druge pax vesti kaza ia ce ye-
rcyatno do6i dc izmirenia, marc
cto nakon Simoviceva apela IL Lon
dona nedavno IA izmirenje IL
mediu ovih grupa. Vest IL Berna
(Svajcarska) cd "a. februara, jaw
liza da "Izvestaj il pouzdanih bal
kanskih izvora javio je veceras da
Sc vode misteriozni raZgoyorl II
mediu grugpe 'Mihajlovicevih vo-
dia' Marsala Titivih (Josip Bro
zovit) predstavnika i priblizavaJ
kraiu. koji &c odvesti resenJu sa-
dasniih sregioalnih' razlika l sje-
sa Titovom grupom "a koncentrl-
sa Titovom grupom "a konceutrl-
sanu akciju protiv Nemaca.
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ocpusteni s posla oni koii su "a
10 mali najmanje .,late. on 81
krnpnin platama su ostali svi IA
sVoJlm polozajima. .lozda hi yer-.
ehonomija bila da su otpustene
aekclike desetine osoba sa yelir
platama, nego svih onih deset III
ledanaest hiljada.
Ali drzava ina mediu yorni.n7a
p 213.907 "patriota' hoii rade "a
"badaEa". To 81 ii nasi .'sl .0tl-a-
year men. To -sH verovatno snl-
ri koji hoce da .usrece drzayr. j
haciJu sa svoiom 'besplatnor"
sluzbon. Dcduse, t; liudi kr0je
tojekakve tulane planove" mao
se druge stvari sa Hojim Sc ''9a-
ldo' koristi,
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n radio smestaju nemadu pristu-
pa straalim novinama. Ia Sc Sc
cam mnogo govora sa istaknutin
Japancinla pre- Pearl Harbora, pa
i sd clanovima Imperijalnog Di-
eta [parlamental, koji ne znadu
hista nasilju Nankingu fpoei-
njena od japanskih sila sa kojima
je komandevao brat cara Hirohi-
tai -. Japanski bi narod kao
celina, bio sasvim zastidjen kad
bi znao te cinjenice."
/, ma 80. januara, New York
Times je obeledanio depeSu Frank
L. Kluckhohn-a, obul1yacajuei rat
Ia Pacifiku, koja pohaZuje eago-
vornost posednicke klase IL lives
taja "beZhrojnih ocevidalE oa-
gCSoIlin Sseutha IleuJu GiiiCl ~
kim sluzbenicina na PacifikH.
gospodin kluckhohn je izneo da
japanski zarobljenici stvarno We
ruiu da &c chi "biti poubijani na
strasan nacin," jer "japanske vo-
die govore svoiim vojnicima da
&c oni biti m'&1eni Aao sto vide
svoie zaroblienike muGene, ako Sc
ne budu borili Ma sn1lt." |, gosQo-
, din Kluckhohn dodade: "teorlJa
IA .konskriptovanje lapaniskih Sc
| ljaka "a militarnu aluzlil pasia-
| ii BOZ nadahnuti sa Sarnnral
| t1adicijcm wise kIase da su volj-
nj da radje umru "a svoga cara ne
90 da hudu zarobljeni, izderela Sc
na vrlo tanko, zaista.'
\ aeru So na taalto. isto tako i
kap:talisti1ke lazi izmisliene da
Sc ocisti iapanski kapitallzan1
/ (raaiie snabdevan sa ratnom mu-
n;cijom DO ameriGkim kapitalls'
t:ma) i da Sc pokrene nepostojecl
rasni spor - po tipicuoj modi ne
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Jugoslaviia

Izgleda da su stvari Il Jugosla-
viii sada wise zagrejane nego ikad
do sada. Sve tri velike sile = A
merika, Velika Britannia i Sovjets-
Aa Russia poslale su svoje ko-
missile, koje su Sc sa avijona spus-
tale ma teritorije Tita iii Mihaj-
lovica. Churchill-ov sin je nedav-
mo bio u poseti kod Tita. a SOW
ietska komisija bila je kod MEGA
poseti, a mozda je tamo JOS
sada, dok je istovremeno IL jed
ne americke "leteee tvrdjave'
spustilo Sc deset americkih offer
ra ma teritoriju Draze MlhaJiovl-
Ga sa kojima su odmah dosli u
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Pcznato je da je Argentina BIZ
Ia pro-fasisticka, iii bar vecim de-
lom takva, dok nedavale nije ucl-
njen ma nju pritisak cd strane Sa-
veznika, sto je dovelo do izvesnih
promena u. vladi ikonaenn do pro-
meme argentinske politike u od-
nosu sa Sevaznicima. Vlada je
yee stvarno bila poprimila prija-
teljstvo Saveznika odbacila fa-
siste, sto je, ra1amu Sc, ogorcllo
nristalice fasizma, eija je glavna
moe u. vojsci, iii bolje da recemo.
voinim oficirima, koji SD iznudi-
Ii opet move promene Il korist IA
siznla.
Saveznici su vec izjavili da ova
lfika ne':e biti priznata Cd Savez-
nika. A ngledi su takvi da koga
Saveznici nece priznati, bar u a
meriekim zemljama, tai tesko da
Sc moze odrzati. Prema tome, mai
verovatnije je da &c sadasnji pro-
fasisti morati popustiti iii ce sas-
vim odstupiti. Vesti dalje kazu da
Eamirez vec radi ma tome da Sc u
Cine nvesne promene, iii bar nek'
kenpromis u korist SaveZnika.
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Finsl1a

Pregovori miru izmedju pred
stavnika Finske Sovietslle Rusl-
ie koii su Sc vodili stockholm,
svedskoj, rrekinuti su % febrln-
ara. Mir niie zakliucen, premda,
kako nelSi novinari izvestise, Sow
ietska Rusiia nije nametnula Fin
skoi suvise teSke uslove.
I'll uslovi su bill sledeci: QD da
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)