davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
; DetrOifers
Blast Victims

-Four Michigan mon. including
three from Detroit, were among
the more than 300 persons killed
in the explosion Monday night AT
Port Chicago. Cal, of two muni-
ton ships. The navy announced
today
The DctroitcrS are. Seaman . c
Philip II. Harrison. son Of Mrs.
Ruth Jacobs. OBS Brady; Seaman
lie Joseph Battle, son of Mrs.
sally Battle, 2735 Mulleti, and
Seaman lie Calvin King, son of
Colonel King. 36SS CharlcvoiX.
1t. James B. Johnson of Grand
Rapids was also killed.
Seaman G Richard l.. McTerc
and f.. :. Allen. both of Detroit
were commended by the navy for
GOODNESS and bravery IN fighting
fire which broke out in box cars
filled with ammunition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Woman Seeks
Lost Husband

Mrs Archibald Kennedy today
asked The Detroit Times 10 aid
i'm the search for her husband
who has been missing from their
home i'm the Monroe Hotel, Wind
Sor. since early Sunday morning.
Mr.. Kennedy, 63. is feet 6
inches tall. weighs $50 pounds. has
gray hair and blue eyes. one larger
than the other. When ne diSap-
appeared me wdS'wearing dark gray
trousers. a white shirt and a light
gray hat.
Any one knowing of kcnnedy's
whereabouts Is asked 10 call Mrs.
Kennedy. collect. at the hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Nazi Army Bleeding

NORMANDY. France July q
QNS) - Gen. Montgomery de
Clared here:
allied forces in Normandy,
Italy and Russia are successfully
bleeding the German military
machine to death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Given Sons Medal

John Adams Of 20O7 Magnolia
has received the Merchant Marine
Mariners Medal. which was post
humouSly award his son, Eugene
Adams, who was lost al sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Union Head Up in Draft

Russell l.. Ballard. president OF
Local So. United Dairy Workers
1CIO), has been notified to report
for his army physical examination
July %. Married and the fainter
Of two children. Ballard is 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Truck Tire Quotas Cut

A reduction Of 80 per cent in
truck tire quotas for The months
OF August and September were
announced today by OPA district
director w. r. Fitzgerald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

1t. Robert +. PetrOski,
Flying Fortress pilot, who
has been missing in action
over France since June %.
His wife and son, Robert,
two months old, live at
l1l5l Chandler Park Drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Services
birthday

The l. s Coast Guard estab-
lshed at the request Of Alexander
Hamilton. first secretary Of the
treasury in 1890. Is celebrating It's
l54th anniversary today.
~From the days when the serv-
ice operated handful Of 4S-foot
cutters collecting revenues. the
coast guard has expanded until u
now includes 10000 officers and
men fighting the ANS on major
sea fronts all over the world
In the present conflict under
control Of the navy, coast guards
men landed the marines at Tulagi,
Tarawa, Cape Gloucester. Bou-
granville, KWaJalein and Eniwetok
and clear up 10 Saipan and Guam.
4 flotilla Of coast guard S3-foot.
called match boxes poked
amidst wreckagc and mines TO
save lives Of 800 soldiers and satl-
OTIS in the first "a hours off the
Norman beaChhead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Experts
Examined

Qualification Of real estate ex-
pertS will mark todaNS hearings
in Macomb County condemnation
proceedings being conducted be-
fore Circuit Judge Alton 3. Noe
at Mt. Clemens
The suit involves owners OF 1873
parcels of property Al the site Of
the proposed airport al Eight Mile
and Dequindre
Called as key witness in yes
terday's session. Mayor JeffrieS
said that although Macomb
County would admittedly lose cash
taxes If Detroit builds the airport,
it stood 10 gain many times the
amount of its losses, from taxa
tiOn of buildings and equipment
of commercial alrllnCS.
JeffrleS denied charges that
muShroomjng factories might i'm
peril the airport. He said he knew
nothing of any impending state
Legislation 10 IMPOSE ZOning re-
StrictionS but admitted that was
the privilege of the federal gov
pTumpDf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
onlcLnl e - Gnard go

OnicIal e s coast Guard Phou
A cOastguard boat patrol
ing the Detroit River as in
peace and war this service
branch guards our shores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
WJLB Offers
Penmdn Drama

The counterfeit bills made by
King Ed and has fabulous fam
lily were so perfect they turned
out to be his undoInG' Listen 10
The Case Of the Too Perfect Pen
men. the FRONT PAGE DRAMA
program on Station WJLB at
1915 p m tomorrow
FRONT PAGE DRAMA, broad
cast each Saturday by WJLB, is
taken from the files Of The Amer
ican Weekly magazine which
comes regularly with The Detroit
Sunday Times
Evening star., 1944-11-26

We'll keep him in one piece" says Dan
as he hangs up, until the Captain gets here.
Then I'm, going to find me haystack with
nothing in it but hay. doa't like taking care
of prisoners on my own time"
In half an hour three cars, including an
Army jeep. draw up in front of the farm
house, and Dan leaves the farmer toying
with his shotgun while he goes outside. The
Captain and sawed off MP named Sooowo-
witz, who is Dams pal and buddy, are in the
jeep.
A lot of men in civilian clothes pile out of
the other two cars.
80 you captured him, did you?" the Cap
tain says, answering Dams salute. well, it's
not your fault, suppose
Evening star., 1944-11-26

mo, sir" agrees Dan Il just happened to
sit on the guy"
"You don't understand" says the Captain
sadly. I'VE let that prisoner escape on pur-
pose, just to see where he would lead us"
But MPs are burning up the road look
ing for him! They're -"
BLUFF, McGary." says the Captain. I'VE
had to make it look convincing. If he sus-
pected anything he wouldn't lead US to the
right place."
And where is that, sir?" asks Dan.
''Damnation, man, we don't know! That's
what we're trying to find out. The FBl has
reason to believe there's an enemy agent
operating some place in town. This prisoner
Tw-l1-1S-4
Evening star., 1944-11-26
Dan seizes an escaped Maxi
but does he get medals?
No: Only \ mess Of trouble

No: Only = mess Of trouble
Tr IS indeed the biggest thing since D-day
u when DAN McGany the MP gets ten
day leave, h;s first in more than year. It
comes right in the middle Of September
hot spell, and while an MP does not suffer
any battle fatigue like the boys overseas, he
doa 60 through a major campaign every
week end WHEN some twenty thousand CTS
hit town for little relaxation. The MPs
have to fight the Battle of the Hot Spots to
keep the GI's from relaxing too noisily; they
suffer bumion fatigue and sometimes sprained
clavicIes from looking in all directions at once
WANT to 60 away some place. Dan says
to his mouse Kitty. Il don't want to see
uniform or know there is war going on. I
want good country food and plenty of it.
and want you to come along with me to
hold my hand and make daisy chains for me
when I'm not kissing you. want to be reg
ular barefoot boy with cheeks Of tam
You mean barefoot boy with cheek"
says Kitty. There's little INN used to
know that's not too far away. It's in the hills
about thirty miles from town and it's called
the Alps Swiss Chalet"
Z win yodel from every hilltop. says Dan.
and wen short pants"
So they end up at the Swiss Chalet, and
Dams Uncle Dennis goes along to make
everything proper and to see that there's
always plenty Of cold beer on ice. The inn is
attractive - it's whitewashed stone streaked
with brown timber like vanilla ice cream
with chocolate sauce, and it's topped with an
ovesized roof shaped like dmceczp.
But it is suffering from gas-ration blues.
and there are no other guests when Dan and
Kitty and Uncle Dennis arrive. The owner
seems surprised to see them and a little put
out: but he says they can stay. and the old
dame who 10 his wife promises them good
food. 1t is not exactly lively place, but this
is all right with Dan, who doesn't want to
talk to anyone but Kitty and maybe Uncle
Dennis now and then. over nightcap of beer.
ON THE morning of their third day Dan and
Kitty stroll through the fields good three
miles from the Chalet. This is great sport for
a city-hred guy like Dan. and he collapses
into haystack, signing happily. Kitty sits
down beside him and takes out volume of
Omar Khayyam, which she brings along to
improve Dams mind She starts to read
but doesn't get far.
There goes jeep full of MPs, she says,
pointing of to the road that winds beyond
farmhouse at the foot of the hill.
Better them than me" }" says Dan, staring
up at the blue sky and chewing piece of
hay. The poor so-and-sos!'
Evening star., 1944-11-26
BY MATT TAYLOR
HIsssussd BY Asskss SssseH


Something must be up" mumms Dan
happily. But who cares?"
Il suppose they're after that man"
what MANI"
Il forgot you were boyootting the radio.
There was German prisoner of war escaped
from train near here last night. 1t had
pulled up at siding and he crashed out"
Dan yawns loudly. Stop talking shop
when I'm on my vacation. l wouldn't move
f. Did you fed that earthquake?"
What earthquake? There 60 some more
MIS-"
1T must have been something ate" says
Dan. Il thought felt
He lets out yell and jumps up and starts
clawing at the haystack where he has been
sitting. After the third claw he unoovers the
seat of mans trousers Then the man inside
the trousers rolls over and rises out of the hay
stack, rubbing his eyes and blinking He's
big blond guy. wearing the green field uni
form of the Nazi army. He looks at Dan
and sighs and says, "Verdampa'
The Heinie uisonar' means Dam "And
me on my vacation! Why do these things
always happen to me?
what are you going to do?" asks Kitty.
Pack him up again and get out of here"
growls Dan. I'm off duty"
'Oh, you wouldn'tr' cries Kitty.
ssBr I'd like to-" says Dan sadly. Can't
l get little peace and quiet without having
Nazi underfoot or anyway under?"
He motions the Heinie to get moving, and
the guy shrugs and gets to his feet Dan frisks
him. but the Heinie is concealing nothing but
bits Of straw down the back of his neck.
This hurts me more than it
docs you. Dam tells him. Come
along = and don't try anything;
I'm an old time cop. When l put
the finger on guy it stays put.
"Just the same" says Kitty. picking up a
hefty lump of rock, Il will walk behind him
with this
The Na1 gives toothy grin. ''Vot must
be, must be-" he says. Nit lady init
rock in her hand am always de chentleman. !"
The three of them march to the farmhouse
at the foot of the hill. There are no more MPs
in sight to take the prisoner over, 50 Dan
takes him into the house to call his Command
ing Officer in town. The Heinie behaves HIM
self, especially when the farmer brings out
shotgun and stands in front of the big guy
while Dan is at the phone
Dan makes his report There is long
silence at the other end of the phone. This is
unusual, because, while the CO. doesn't 60
around telling his men how wonderful they
are. he now and then gives grunt of approv
al. But all he says now is, "Sit tight, McGary.
Hold him till get there"
ASK him." says the farmer. IF it would
be all right if peppered him just once"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

ME 'ideju jugoslavenskog je-
ainstva demokratskog organizo-
vanja zemlje."
Owe partije traze staru Jugo-
slaviju jos imad,a smelosti da
tc nazivaju "demokratsko organi-
zovanje zemlje', "ideje jugosla-
venskog jedinstva" it'd.
Ne znamo pravo ko su ii "od-
govorni predstavnici svih paiti-
ja' u Sloyeniji. Najverovatnije
ie, da je to slovena6ka hurzoazija,
.ier tesko da bi .neki drugi elemen-
tt zauzin1ali Sc, a narcotic IL Slo-
veniji, "a povraieanje stare Jugo-
slavic i one "demokratije", ii.
diktature, koja je tamo postoja-
i;s. Slovenska burzoazija yerovat-
no nema dosta roverenja Pal IT,
zat1e. mozda joj cak izgledaln i
susise radikalni, premda oni to
flissr, tako Sc ona obraGa onoj
staroj vladi staroj Jugoslayiji.
Il kojoj je izrabljivanje neograni-
ceno, vIada dobro oprobana.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

To nekako ne zvuci najbolie da
nlagarci sluze kao preyozna sreds-
iva modernoj industriji. Verovat-
no ce Sc to ubrzo izmenuti j us
postaViti moderna sredstva trans
portacije. Jos davno je Marks
rekao da barzoazija civilizuje i
rajnazadnije narode. Ova pokra-
jina Meksike, gde ve'55im deiom
zive Indijanci, a cd civilizacije
nj pomona nije do sada bilo, pref
varaiu sc skoro preko noel mo-
delnu andustriju kapitalistiGku
civilizaciju. Lndijanci &c takodjer
sada osetiti izrabljivanie "ci-
viIizovani" nacin ziyota Ii tim
pokrajinanla.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
Trazi raZ.ia 8aienie

Cordell Hull, drzavni sekretar
Sjedinjenih Drzava, trazi razjaS-
njenie cd Sovjetske Wade "a ME
no priznanje tsalla Ennaaueia
Tf'aaogffsove Wade i -ItaiT11ff U1n' re-
&c da Sc MoskFa nijc mama pc
savetGvala prihvacanju tahve
p0litike. Velika Britannia &c ira
ziti isto tako raziaSnjenje "a TAI
akt.
Amelika ritanija sigurno ne
vole da Sovjetska Rssija stavlja
prste Italiju druge zenalie
sredzemnoj hemisferi. Tano su
njihovi veiiki interest, narcotic
Britaniie. Suez kanal, koloniie,
ulozeni kaDital ulie j druge stva-
ri. Amerika je takodjer postala
"partener" Britanije sada II ulju
u sredozemnim predelima.
Kako Sc ii ratni saveznici sla-
zu, kao rogovi vreti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
Poliska

Il Londona Sc javlja Go. marta)
da Sovjetsha Russia radi IA tome
(i da prilicno uspeva) da sasvim
izolira poljsku vladu u Londonu
da je tako potpuno porazi. Me
ted koji Rusija upotrebljuje II ta
svrhe, jeste. organiZovanje yeli-
Ike boIbene .grupe u samoJ Polls
koj teritoriji, koja je skoro osvoje-
ma cd nacista, a istovremeno je
organizovala cele dive divizije
poljske vojske Rusiji. Sad Sc ka
re da Poljska ina svoju sopstve-
mu vojsku. Ma celu ovih divizija
lao onih koie Sc sada organizuiu
VI Poljskdj, postavljen je gene
raj druge klase, Zigmund Ber-
ling. Poslednji je, kazu vesti, bio
"prosle nedelje. :. pocasni gost
ma gozbi Kremlju.' Ia NIGGA Sc
takodjer kaze, da &c on saradji-
vati sa pozrntom ri Moskvi or
ganizovancm Junijom Poljskih Pa
triota.
Nema sumnje da Sovjetska Ru-
sija igra sasvim burzoasku politl-
hu vezi sa Polskom, kao II vezi
sa drugim zemljama. Sami novi-
mari tvrde da ova novostvorena
vojska pokret, kao i nameravana
vlada "a Poljsha, nema nista za;-
jednickog s'a "komunisteklm l.
dejama. Sve sto Russia nasto]l da
ucini, jeste 10 da stvori Wade
drzavicama koje nju opkoIavaJo'
ma bazi prijateljskih odnosa. pre-
ma Rusiji to je sve. One mogu
slobodno biti burzcaske Wade 90
Aoieg god stepena one to zele.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

wise poslova. Ovo znaci wise
kupovne III !: "a indtstriis-
ke j agrikulturne proiZyode.' ! on
da kaze da ameriCka ekonomija
mora biti prosirivaiJ'ta ekonomi-
ia. Jedno $ drugim, Hoffman nam
kaze da sc nista ne plasimo: wise
proizvoda, wise hlpovne moci
novaca. ier ce Sc "ameriGka eko-
nomija" posle rata pretvoriti Ii
"prisirivajucu ekonomiiu.'
A slede6e jos wise "Garantuie"
te lepote posleTatnog sveta. IL
Nv Yorka dolazi vest Cd 10. ia
nuara. kojoj Sc mediu ostalim
kaze sledece: "Devojke operisu-
ci X-ray masine omogutuiu sada
ma kojoi cd ret tvornica da pro-
izyedu toliko kvarti radio freq
uency crystal iednom daau, ko-
koliko je celia zemija upotreblia-
vala pre- rata II iednoj god'ni."
(Naglasak moi) koliko Sc proce-
nata ova proizyodnja usavrsila? J?
Ear to nije 'garancija' Ia lepote
posleratnog sveta "a radnike?
Ako gornia diva primera nisu |
dovoljna "a tn "garanciJu" buduc- /
nosti, sledeci &c dopuniti tai mel
dostatak. Ma 20. februara izasao I
ie iedan clanak Il Detroit News /
Ii od gradievinara Braf Dahlber-
ga, pod naslovom: Move kuee "a [
svakoga''. On kaze da ST danas
veeina Amerikanaca "dobro ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
w. S.

Jedna cd najefektivniiih i mai
uspesnijih kapitalistickih propa-
gandi "a prikrivanje teznje reak-
CHE, koju je na kraju krajeva
Roosevelt formulisao zahtevu
da kongTes naciZira radnicku kla-
su, ieste lepotama, krasotama
i divotama cosleratnog sveta. o.
secaiuci da Sc zemlja uginje pod
nienim nogama, masina kapitalis-
ticke propaganda radi punom pa
rom. Tako je radila jos radi ma
cisticka kapitalisticka propagan-
da Ii Nemackoj, obecavajuci isto
tako, da ce "obi6ni covek" = rad
nicka klasa posle rata uzivati
za hiljadu narednih godina lepo-
te, llrasote i diyote, ako nemacki
kapitailZam pobedl Il ratu.
Mi lGemo navesti TEX nekoliko,
jer nam nije moguee niti je po-
trebno, navadjati sve cd tih us
pavajucih kapitalisti5kih propa-
gandi. Paul G. Hoffman, predsed-
nix Studebacker korporacije, koji
ie ma eelu "Odbora "a Ekonomsko
Oporavljanje", rece 5. februara
da Sc nece i6i natrag na proizvo-
dnju cd 194o., kada ie proizvede-
no samo 81 milijardi dolara bo-
gatstva da cemo posle rata lei
iznad danasnje ratDe proizvodnie.
s'Visa mirodobna industrijska pro-
rece Hoffman. "iznaei
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
sIana.n

Tokijski radio izjavio ie neki
dan da japanska vlada namerava
da nan1etne "porez" i ma radnike.
NE moZe sc nista uciniti "a to-,
rekose oni preko radiia, "ako ras-
podela bremena nije iednaka"
Dale je receno. "da bi suzbili po-
rast dohotka masa, narcotic rad
nth klasa, teza oporezivanja su po-
trebna ia tendencija postajace
sve wise vidna." Istovremeno &c
porezi ne,Sih korporacija biti sni-
zeni, da bi "okurazili industriju
i pojacali ratnu moe
Japanski kapitalisti Sc plase da
su dohotci "radnih klasa" preve-
liki stalnc "rastu", radi toga oni
&c te "dohotke" sniziti putem 90
porozevanja' radnika i JOS &c ia
tendencija "oporezivania' posta-
js.ti "sve vidnija' II buduce. Mi
smo do sada bli 'uverenja ola su
iapanski radnici bill mizernije
,la5eni nego radnjci i.iadne cd
velikih zaracenih drzava. Najvero-
vatnije je da je to tacno, sada &c
jos dobiti "porez" ma ledja da Sc
olaksa malo kapitalistima to po-
reno breme. Mogli bi japanski
kapitalisti ueiniti gresku, kresuci
najamnicu radnicima sa ovim "po-
reznim" trikom proizvesti mno-
go neprilka izmedju rada kapita-
la. kapitalisti svih zemalja hteil
bi troskove njihovog rata str
patti ma ledja radnika kcji i tako
postepeno skapavaju cd gladi od
sadasnje i'm najamnice.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
Ma oprez radnici Amerike

hranjeni dobro odevenl," al:
'oko jednu trecinu, 40 miliona" Ii
ve Ii nezamislieno hrdiavim ku-
CANA, ali da Ge ipak posle rata
biti dobro, jer Sc gradievinarska
lndustrija tako usavrSila da IL
gleda neverovatno. A pored to-
ca, ne manjka nj sirov materi-
jail, niti radna snaga | onda kaze
doslovno: "masovna pToizvodnja
znaci jeftinija proizvodnia - a
jeftiniie kuce, VEGA potraznia.
Narod jednostavno nece produziti
da nadalie zivi nezdravim ku-
Cama." | onda nastavlia ovako:
"Vise stvari IA svakoga, wise vre
mena "a uzivanie.' A IA momke-
yoinike. kada sc budu {koji sc bu-
du) vracali natrag. cela sledeca
sreca: "Povprateni voinik, dozvo-
lite nam da tako recemo. i ME
qova mlada &c otici kod .proday-
ca kuce, kazati mu model kuce koll
cni hoGe - ma kakyu cd Cape
Cod letnikovca do spanske Jedno-
katnice - odabrati IL tuceta os-
novnih modela nacrtanlh cd maj
vecih arhi-tekta, oni cak magu
izabrati je, sobu po sobn, aho TO
zele.' Niti ie to sve. Dahlberg JOS
zavrsuie svoj 6lanak sa sledeeim
recima: "Obican fadni narod ina
&c dive kuce, jednu II gradu Ill
blizu gde radi, a drugu 80, 70, iii
(Nastavak ma 4. -strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
Sovjetska Rusiia.

IL Moske Sc javlia Us. marital
ca je sovietska vlada odlucila Ga
Sc "a iducu godinu poveca polio
privredna proizvodnja "a 1885,
900 hektara (hektar ie 2.471 AXE
RAJ. Posto sovjetsko stanovnistvo
najviSe zivi Cd hleba, odredjeno
je da Sc samo proizvodnja pse-
nice poveca "a 5,44O.oO0O hektara.
Glad je najveci neprijatelj ma
sd swim zemliama, koju su vero-
yatno donekle osetile ruske ma-
sc ii, ovom ratu. Ova odluka SOW
jetske Wade jeste "a pohvalu, mas
toje5i da Sc poveca proizvodnja
hrane da Sc spasu mase cd toga
sto neizbezno ratovi donose - ska
pavanje cd gladi.
(Nastavak ma 4. stranD
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Jugoslaviia

yesti il jugoslavenskog infor-
nacionog ureda Kairu (13. mar
tai jevlja da Sc negde u slovenl'l
odrzao nekakav zajednicki sasta-
max "odgovornih predstavnika
svih politiekih partija, ma kojem ]e
usvojena rezolucija u kojoj Sc II
razava ''nepokolebiva lojalnost
Kralju Petru j poverenje vladi
niegovog velicanstva." !" U rezolu-
ciii Sc takodjer zahteva povraca-
ME stare Jugoslavije, sve Sc
nartiie zavetovase da ce pomagati
iuroslayensku vojsku. verovatno
Mijahlovieevu i izrazise verova-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

znanja Naglasak ie skoro L.
vek ma kakvi su neprijatelii dia-
voli, direktno i indirektno pos
tojali velik deo neukusnog zado-
'volJivog hvalisanja kako srno mi
andjelska stvorenia. sta Sc desa-
Va? Ljudi postanu izn1oIeni bes-
Aonacnim sastancima "a ocrnjava-
ME. Oni poanu ziposati sve ka2
propaganda koja je NINA sve
sto njihov nevolini um treba da in
oprayda "a njeno odbacivanje."
Take, "Izgleda da je priznata
stvar Il moaogi novi voJnici pri-
metili su ovo Gude5i SCI da voinik
treba da radi 81 koIiko god nil,
Je moguce mamie la umakne. :"
"Jedna Cd glavnih terra u loeors-
KIM razgovoiima jeste hvaliSuGa
pTlco-nrica iskoriscavaniu H.
hfgaVanja rada. Situacia mediu
oficifima II koliko ie ia mogu da
VIdim, ako ie iSta. ona ie CORA.
Jer oni su ped maniim nadgledom
! vecina od njih imadu neborce
ma koje sc oni mogu osloaiti da
im 1rade posao. ] ova zaraza ies-
te jedna koia nice IL oSkua dice IL
ubedjenju. Ona bi skoro istezla
lad hi ubedjenie poaelo rasti-
" - ovoj zcnafJiII, 'barh,s II 'ffiisH6
unarredjenje medju miIitaristin1a.
izeleda wise vazna nego tuei fa-
sizam." Priznania stanju mo-
Iala razumevanja rataih zadata
ka ciljeva iesu priznanja ameriC-
Kih kapitalisti&kih novina novina-
"a ZauZetih II svakodneynom "a
dat'Su izvesGavania novosti tt
matenja istih sa americbog kapi-
taIisti&kog glediSta. PriZnanja su
utinjena prili5no nerado ona su
realisticna pTiznanja problema
Gesto odyedena na stranu sa pri-
CANA cd wise "ljudskog intereso-
vanja' kao Sto su te iZvesculucl
da Sc americh vojnici bore "a
"blueberry Pie" pita Cd plavih
(Nastavak Ma 3. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

De Gaulle jos nikad nije dobio
cd gornjih sila trazeno objasnie-
ME pod kakvim uslovima bi on
mjegova grupa imali da stupe na
francusko zemIiste momenti-
ma pobede mad nacistima, sto zna-
q da ON u opste nije pozeljan. Is
tovremeno, tk bliskim krugovima
De Gaule-a versje Sc da su neki
Amerikanci nedavnc bill "ne-
sluzbenom dodird sa George Bo-
nnet-om, biysim vicijskim minis
from stranih poslova Anatole de
Monzie.m, bivsim vicijskim mi
nistrom transportacije. Veruje Sc
da owl Amerikanci smatraiu njih
kao mogulde provizorne vodje ma
kon francuskog oslobodjenja." O.
va pojava dava izgleda da su Ame-
4ika j Britannia odluene da odtze
"vicijski sistem iii jsdan dec toga
sistema iii .:nekakyu drugu umet-
nicku tvorevinu-"
Sa sovjetskim prEnanjenl Ba
aIoglieye Wade Italiji, De Gaulle-
eva grapa &c debit jos ve6i uda
rae, posto je vec De Gaulle rekao
s..a sa ga izaes esiIe svo. ~ velilsa
sile, tt. Rusija.