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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-02

dramatic
starring Don Aece with Dana Andrews and Charles Bord
showing the WYando theatre Friday through Monday
feature will be Mask of Dtro starring Peter Lore Sid
Greenstreet
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
GARDEN SEEDS
DEMAND HEAVY
Linsley's Survey Shows
Merchants Recipients
OF 1914 Stocks

Naugatuck, March % -- J. l.,
Linsley, chairman OF the Naugatuck
Victory Garden Committee, reports
he has checked with NaugRtuck
merchants who supply fertilizer,
limestone and garden seeds, and
ilnds they have received their 1914
stocks and have them ready for sale.
Anticipating q heavy demand, those
who intend to plant Victory gardens
are urged to lay In their supplies
early. The b-l0-b Victory Garden
fertilizer which Is available this
year Is On improvement over last
years quality, and should give bet
ter results.
In order that the Victory Garden
Committee may make arrangements
for the necessary space and plan to
havt II plowed, cuyltivated, staked
out and ready for use ut the proper
time, those who expect TO apply for
Victory Garden space on Borough
property are urged TO get In their
applications Immediately Each APP
plication for a 40x40' plot should
be accompanied by O check for 50
800 OF which will be refunded
at the end OF the season, where
plot Is properly cleared. Applica-
lions should be left with J, l., Inns
ley, chairman at 80 Highland ave-
nue. or at the Welfare Department
ut the Town Hall,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
MARTIN RODMAN
NOW FIRST LOOIE
High St. Resident Pro-
noted in Orlando, Fla;
Pennsylvania Native

Naugatuck, March "a. - Martin
L. Rodman, 242 High street, has
been promoted from End to LIST lieu
tenant, according to an announce
ment made today by the War De-
partment. Lieutenant Rodman Is
stationed with signal corps unit
in Orlando, Florida.
Lieutenant Rodman. native OF
Johnstown, Pa, formerly worked at
Peter Paul, Inc. and the U. s. Rub
Der Company, in Naugatuck. He
received a degree in electrical engi-
neering at Drexel, Philadelphia. and
was given a commission upon JONI
ing the Army in November, 1912.
He has been stationed in Fort
Monmouth, and spent three months
at Harvard and M. I. T. in Boston.
He also has been stationed in West
Palm Beach, Fla. and Macon,
Georgia, connected each time with
the signal corps.
His wife, Gladys. is living with
her sister. Mrs. Stephen Knapik Of
High street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
MRS. PALMIERI
GETS GOOD NEWS
COen st. Resident Learns
Sister in Fine Health
in Italy

Naugatuck, March 42-Mrs. An
gelina Palmieri of 81 oCen street
learned Wednesday her sister in
southern Italy Is alive and in good
health. Mrs. Palmieri had not
heard from her sister in many
months.
Wednesday she received n letter
from Pfc. H. Williams of New York
city, a soldier she has never met,
which said, Il am sitting at your
sisters table writing you this letter.
would like to have you know that
your sister, Mrs Elsie STORAGE, her
husband, and children are FL in
good health, and getting along fine
I had a nice spaghetti dinner 4th
your sisters family last night, along
with two of my friends, and they
sure made us feel at home.
you have sister you can be
proud or for as she hasn't too much
OF anything since the long war Italy
has been through, but she still is
generous nevertheless. Perhaps we
may all meet some day after the
war"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
Tin Can Collection
Set For April 18th
HOusehOIders Asked to Save and Prepare Cans Prop,
erIy for Salvage By Edward S. Muller

Naugatuck, March 24-The next
collection OF tin cans Tor salvage In
Naugatuck will be Monday, April
II, II was announced today by Ed
ward 8. Muller, coordinator Of fat
and tin salvage collections for the
Naugatuck War council. The Salv-
age committee feels that announce
Ing the scheduled collection date
well In advance will encourage more
householders TO save and prepare
their cans properly for salvage.
Tin cans are still going to war,
and are needed now more than ever.
BY saving and preparing their tin
cans, Naugatuck residents can do
their part IN keeping our armed
forces supplied with food and medi-
cineS, gas masks and vital parts for
ships, planes, and tank. For tin
coated steel containers for our
Armys and Nays food withstand
shock. heat, cold, climatic changes,
and storage hazards. Most food fos
cur armed forces must be packed
and shipped In these tin coated
teel containers. Our Army Medical
corps depend upon tin, which en-
Eases the emergency sulpha oint-
mentS which protect our soldiers
from deadly infection in the jungle
help heal burns, and relieve eye In
juries. Tin safeguards the precious
blood plasma which enables the
Medical Corps to save countless lives
right ut the front lines. Tin Is q
first class fighting metal, too. Tor
pedoes wear q coat OF tin to prevent
corroslon. Every submarine In It'll
intricate machinery contains more
than three tons of tin. Every de-
stroyer for Its electrical system
alone must have 400 pounds OF tin
Part OF every cannon and every ma
chine gun Is tin. Every American
soldier, marine, sailor, and coast
guardsman fights with tin rs well
as with steel,
To ensure continued supply OF
this valuable commodity, Naugatuck
residents are urged to do their part
In salyaging tin cans. The way To
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
DOOLINC MAKES
JUNIOR CITIZEN
Borough State Trooper
Writes Interesting Yarn
for LitChfieId Paper

Naugautck, March "a - State
Trooper Edward J. Dooling OF
Naugatuck, stationed at the Itch
field barracks, stated In an article
written In The Junior Citizen, pub
lication of the Junior Republic In
Litchheld, that the state police
force has grown from an original
group OF five members to unit OF
275 troopers.
The Connecticut State Police De-
partment Is the oldest state police
department In the country, his ar
ticle says. 1t lists various units OF
the state police, tells OF some Of the
work done by the policemen and
various types of equipment for the
troopers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
Awards To Be
Made In Front
OF Main Plant
Arrangements Committee
Selected Today By Philip
E. Rice; 5000 Expected
NAUGATUCK

Naugatuck, March 24.-Philip e,
Rice, factory manager, Naugatuck
Chemical Division, United States
Rubber company, today announced
the names OF committee heads re-
Sponslblye for arrangements per.
tanning TO the Army-Navy = award
ceremonies. This signal honor Will
DO celebrated In the plant on April
4th.
Mr.. Rice, honorary chairman OF
the committees, stated, "the park
ing lot directly in fronto ( the main
ONCE OF the plant will be the site
where the award will be made, II
will DO suitably decorated. Provi-
Sions are being made to handle on
estimated crowd OF three thousand
Those participating in the ceremony
will consist OF the entire factory
personnel, their families, and q list
OF honored guests"
Mr.. Rice will supervise selection OF
the invitation lists as we'll as the
plant reception. Patrick II, Kelley
OF Waterbury, assistant Industrial
Relations manager, has been named
general chairman. Edward M, Reilly,
Industrial Relations manager, has
been designated as chairman OF the
Program Committee. Eric @. Ker-
ner and his committee have been
made responsible for the ceremony
site arrangements. Raymond j.
Prick, control manager, assisted by
Morris q. Shepard, Edward M. Reil'
", Eric O. Kerner, Joseph p. Mon
ahan, Elmer g. Carroll and Arnold
II. Anderson have been assigned 70
make arrangements for the lunch
con and reception.
Thomas y. Lynch, George M
EmeYy and Stephen 8, Andrews orc
co-chairmen OF the Plant Tours
Committee. Guides and ushers for
these tours will DO under the juris-
dictlon OF Herbert 8, Seullin, assist
cd by Harold w. Stinson and VIII
liam r. Ford,
Lester J, Gum, Planning and
Procurement manager, has beer
named chairman OF transportation
Committee.
Edward j. Weaving, superintend-
ent OF Plant Protection will DO u.s.
sisted by John J. Burke and Frank
y. Gabia.
Arrangements for all activitiei
within the plant will be supervised
by Prank p. diilon and Paul n. Rob
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24

ident, Marion Francis, vice-presldent
and sally Fitzgerald, secretary. The
members were selected by Miss Louis
Granger, dramatlcs teacher.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
WANTED

The Democrat has q position open
for a proof reader. Steady work.
win instruct beginner II ne6es-
sary. Apply In person at Water
bury Democrat. Phone 4-2121 for
appointment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
DOROTHY CALVERT
RENDERED SHOWER

Naugatuck, March pa miscel-
laneous shower was held recently
for Miss Dorothy Calvert, OF Mill
vile avenue, whose wedding will
take place next month. The affair
was held att he home Of Mildred
Brown, 8 Walnut terrace.
Guests included: Mrs. Evelyn
Isongstaff, Mrs Dorothy Marley,
Mrs, Bernice Siequist, Mrs, Bernlce
BeVers, Mrs, Perly Brown, Mrs. Eliza
Woodward, Mrs. Edgar Wyatt, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
CUBS, PARENTS
MEET TONIGHT
Pack to Receive 1914
Charter From Eager at
Congregational House

Naugatuck, March "a -- The Cubs
and their parents Of Pack No. 2 will
meet at the Congregational parish
house tonight ut 7;30. Arthur Eager
chairman Of the NAugatuck district,
will present the pack with Its char
ter for 1914. Cubmaster J, w. Hayes
Jr,, will present the Pack commit
tee, Eric dabrielson, chairman;
Hiding Olson, treasurer; and STAN
Ion Glover, with their registration
cards and also give cards to tho
Cubs. The balance OF the program
will consist OF O skit put on by each
den and o special feature Will DO
given by II. J. Sagendorf OF Den b.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
Naugatuck Chemical "E" Presentations April Fourth

Mary Emerson, Misses Hazel Sloan,
Pearl Adkins, Florence BoSworth,
Helen Noyes, Shirley Walsh and
Arlene Brown,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24

start tin cans on their way to war
Is TO rinse them carefully, remove
or fold In tops and bottoms, take
Off paper labels and step on the
cans firmly until they are fiat.
Store them In q convenient place,
and set them out TO be collected on
Monday, April 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
NO VALEDICTORIAN
ANNOUNCED AS YET

Naugatuck, March "a - Prln.
Charles p. Slade announced today
selection of q valedictorian Of Maui
gatuck high school is expected 70 DO
announced within O week or 10 days.
The salutatorlan, eSsayist ana top
ranking students Of the senior class
will also be named.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
MACHINISTS PLAN
LINDEN PARK HOP

Nauagtuck, March ~, - Plans for
the Easter dance OF Local 400 OF the
international Association OF Ma
chinists were made Thursday night
Mt Goodyear. hall, The dance Will
DO held ut Linden Park. Refresh
ments followed the business session.
erts, assisted by Howard Hubbeil,
George Carroll John Bergin, James
A, Honahan, william Mack, Robert
Raynor, Dallas Farmer, Paul Suba,
John Miller, Joseph Bielak and
James Casey.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
SCHOOL ORGANIZES
GOLDEN LANE CLUB

Naugatuck, March "a. - The
Golden Lane club, consisting Of stu
dents who have improved consider
ably In dramatics since the begin
ming of the school year, has been
formed at Naugatuck h1h school.
Alvaretta Booker was elected pres
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24

bring them to the parish house he.
tween Q a, m. and . p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24

Square yard samples we used
to show our finest inlaids,
now discontinued patterns.
Use as by-the-dOOr or UNDER
-the-sink mats. While they
last
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-24
CLOTHES COLLECTION
AIDS GREEK GROUP

Naugatuck, March "a. - The Aid
Society of the Congregational
church Is collecting old clothing for
the Greek Relief Association, New
York society. Persons having ar
tlcles to donate are requested TO
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-10

Il Washingtona stizu izveStaii
da je ova zemlja dostigla stepen
proizvadjanja sinteticne gum e
wise cd 20 posto nego godiSnii
uvozi prirodne gume mirnom
vremenu". kaze Sc da su "Sjedi-
niene Drzave izgradile industri-
iu sinteticne gume koja sada pro-
izvodi po godisnloj rati $4,000
dugih tona'. Tako,lier mas lives
tavaju da sinteticna guma nije
losija Cd prirodne Ia neke svrhe
kazu da je malo losija, dok Ia
neke druge svrhe jos i bolja cd
prirodne.
Sinteticna guma je dosla ola
ostane. Ova ie cinjenica stavila
u brigu kapitaliste, koii imadu
interese prirodnoj gumi. A isto-
(Nastavak ma 8. straniD
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Ako mozeno verovati Stampi
koja donosi izveStaje 0 Straiku.
ovo nije nikakav klasni. neqo ie
rasni straik. kaze Sc da ie isti
izveden u obliku protesta protiv
kompanijskog uposlivania crnac-
kin radnika koji da teraiu po-
,ulicne kare. bosove it'd. kompa-
Mia je, kaze Sc, stavila 0sam
crnackih radnika da III Sc izvez-
ba operisati poulicne kare. koji
bi nakon toga bill stavlieni da
tai posao obavljaju. Ovo je iza-
zvalo strajk. L petak 4. augusta,
predsednik Sjedinjenih Drzava
dao je naredbu da voiska pre-
uzme grad" Ill gradsku trans
portaciju da Sc slonli straik. Sto
ie odnah ucinjeno. Industriia
saobracaja je preuzeta Cd 5000
vojnika. i do danas Sc povratiio
ma posao oko polovicu radnika.
Oval strajk, naiverovatnlje je
da nebi mogao biti izveden ova-
ho u potpu1iosti, Ga su ;unila5set
vodje stvarno bile protiv MEGA,
Oni su najverovatnije dali svoje
prikriveno odobrenje strajku, jer
ovo nije klasni (t1. nije "a vecu
naiamnicu iii bolje radne uslo-
ve) straik, nego rasni. A iunijs-
ke vodje koie licemerno unose
juniiske ustave stavke koje ga
rantuiu" rasnu i drugu ravno-
pravnost, uvek su gotovi da pot
pomognu takve diskriminaciie,
pa cak da III sami organizuiu j
predvode.
Radnici svih boja. vera, narod-
nosti it'd, jedanako su robovi ka-
pitalisticke klase nebi pod nj
koiu cenu trebali da Sc bore Jed
nj protiv drugih, vec da Sc uje-
priznavajuci medju-
sobnu ravnopravnost da zajed-
nicki vode borbu protiv svoiill
jedinih i stvarnih neprijatelja =
klase = da 50
pripremaiu i organizuju da Sc
Sonacno oslobode ropstva.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-10
Trebaju i'm i 'mentaIni
4-Fs"

Posto rat pozdera mnogo ljuds-
kin zivota jednu ruku i drugu
oko pola stanovnistva Gli pri-
blizno tiliko). zahvaljujuci de-
presiji, izrabljivanju ugnjeta-
vanju u opste, moze Sc smatrati
da pripada "4-F", kapitalistiGka
klasa preko svoje sluskinje, dr.
zave, planira da jos iedan po We
ci deo iscupa il ovih "4-F"' "a
vojnu sluzbu.
Svi oni muskarci u dobu iz-
medju 18 i Is godina, koji SUI
ranije klasirani u 'mentalne"
iii mace "4-F" koje njihovi To-
kalni regrutni uredi budu sma-
trail da bi Sc mogli upotrebiti "a
vojnu sluzbu, bice ponovo pozva-
nj ma pregled. Ako "uspesno"
prodju medikalni pregled, dobice
novu klasifikaciju la nakon
toga ubrzo biti pozvani u sluzbu.
Public Health Service izjavila
je da je vec 125.000 takvih uzeto
u vojsku da Sc jos moze dobiti
takvih oko 100000.
Posto Sc rat mora dobiti po sva-
ku cenu posto ljudski zivoti i
tako mnogo ne vrede, kapitalis-
ticka klasa, nakon sto je ono
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-10
Italia

Prema vestima cd 3. augusta,
krivci "a ubilstvo Matteotti-a cla-
ma talijanskog parlamenta 1924,
nisu bill nikakva tajna celoj O.
poziciji u parlamentu. "Socijalis-
ti'', 'komunisti'', "liberali" i svi
ostali, znali SUI da je Mussolini
isplanirao to ubistvo i kako je
isto izvrseno, ali nisu smell iii
nisu hteli da u opste daju to ma
iavnost. Neki novinari kazu da
je to izaslo ma javnost da bi vero-
vatno proizvelo "revoluciju" u
Italiji i da bi Mussolini bio ski
nut sa vlasti.
Posto nisu bill nikakvi revolu-
cionari, talijanski "socijalisti" i
"komunisti" odigrali SUI i ulogu
kukavica, plaseci Sc "a svoju
sopstve kozu, onI SUI ZrtvoVall l
samu revoluciju. Iii bar su mogli,
da SUI izneli te zlocince ma jaw
most, zbaciti fasisticku vlast. Iii,
mozda Sc mi varamo, mozda oni
nisu opste hteli revoluciju,
mozda SUI oni zbilja hteli fasizam,
koji je tada izgledao kao jedini
spas "a talijanski kapitalizam.
Izdajnici!
Ovakve izdaje Sc mogu oceki-
vati cd svih reformista po svetu
u kriticnim momentima. To SUI
liudi koji cd revolucije stvaraju
sebi profesiju, II. strategiju ko-
iom da osvoje mase "a svoje sled
beniStvo nista wise.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-10

iveznici napadali nacisticke sile
sa nesto Cd pet do osam hiljada
zrakoplova dnevno. Ovo je izgle-
dalo neverovatno, posto tex krat-
ko vreme pre- toga, hiljadu do
hiljadu i po zrakoplova, upotreb-
liivanih u jednom danu, smatra-
10 Sc ogromnim zracnim napa-
DOM Ali do sada ovo je sasvim
potvrdjeno.
Samo 4. augusta baceno je ma
naciste njihovu teritoriju 5000
tona bombi, te bombe je nosilo
$500 zrakoplova. U samo jednom
mesecu, t. j. julu, baceno je ma
nemacku teritoriju 137.400 tona
eksploziva.
Ma isti nacin, nacisti vracaiu
"ljubav" saveznicima, u glavnom
Engleskoj. Prosle nedelje u
House of Commons, Churchill je
izvestio da je "a vreme cd kada
SUI nacisti poceli napad ma Lon
don sa robot-bombama, palo ma
London i druga mesta po Engles-
koj 5.340 takvih bombi, da je po-
ubijano u istom vremenu Abs
|osoba, tesko ranjeno $4,000, po-
ruseno wise Cd l7.eo0 lsetsa1i
wise cd 100000 drugih osteceno.
Tako je to. Kapitalizann razara
nemilosrdno ma ODE strane, a
Churchill samo primecuje da je
to 'zalosna prica ljudske tuge i
patnie" niSta wise. Predstavnici
kapitalistickih interesa, ma tai
nacin iju krokodilske sue po
swim zemljama mad stradanjima
coveeanstva produzuju i dale
sa ubijanjem i razaranjem.
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TurSka.

Vesti IL Ankare cd 2. angus
ia, javljaju ola je Turska konac-
no prekinula sve odnose, polite
ke, diplomatske, ekonomske it'd,
sa Nemackom i da je stala uz Ii
niju saveznika. Sa ovim prekida-
MEM odnosa, Nemacka gubi do
bar dec sirovog materijala, hra-
ne it'd, koje je do sada dobivala
IL Turske.
Kao rezultat ovog prekidanja
odnosa, pretnje stizu cd nacista
i kazu da je Turska stvarno "a
sla rat protiv Nemacke, sto ne
XII tumace da je neizbezan mill
tarni napad nacista ma nju i da
&c bombardovanje turskih gra-
dova otpoceti neposredno.
Saveznicko ojacavanje ratu
nacisticko slabenje, pripomoglo
| je ovoj pobedi saveznicke diplo-
Matte da istrgne Tursku ispod
uticaja podupiranja nacista. O.
vo je jos jedan dokaz, koliku "ne-
zavisnost" mogu imati slabije
nacije, bilo to u ratu iii u miru,
medju yakima koji i'll opkoljava-
ju. Ko Sc pokaze najjacim u mill
tarnoj borbi, tai je uspesan i ma
polju diplomatic. Sve dok je Ne
macka bila jaka, Turska joj Sc
pokoravala morala Sc pokorava-
ii. Kad Sc stvari okrenuse u dru-
gom pravcu, tada i memo poko-
ravanje ode u drugom pravcu.
Ako je sada nacisti militarno ma
padnu, to bi moglo znaciti jos
jedan second 'front.', iii balkans
XII front, u kojem &c opet ucestvo-
vati svi zaraceni. Ovakve ce "ne-
zavisnosti", "demokratije" 90
slobodjenja" biti date swim ma
MIN nacijama posle rata, koje
&c glasiti: "Cini Sto ii Sc zapove-
di, pa ces biti nezavisan".
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zdravih u najboljem dobu mus
XIII stanovnika, osakatila. poubi-
iala stvorila cd njih move "4-F'',
ona Sc sada obraca ma stare
4 F.. mentalne mace da bi ta-.
ko stvorila cd Min podvostruce-
ne AZ. l onda, kavo je cudo
ako Sc apeluje "a izgradjivanje
sto wise ''mentalnih" bolnica po
ovoj zemlii. One &c zaista biti
potrebne. To jarnci danaSnji ka-
pitalizam.
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Nakon sto smo u celosti proci-
tall ia pitanja odgovore, potse-
tilo mas je ma onaj clanak sto ga
je nedavno Tito napisao "a caso-
pis Free World. Ma isti nacin
Mihajlovic osuduje Partizane
Tita, kao sto je i Tito osudjivao
MI, da SUI vodili militarne ope-
raclje protiv cetnika wise nego
protiv Nemaca. On takodjer osu-
djuje saveznike, ako Sd blagim
tonom, Sto daju materijalnu po-
moe partizanima, koju oni, kako
on tvrdi, iskoriscavaju u borbi
protiv cetnika.
Nekoliko puta Sc doslo do spo-
razuma da Sc ujedine partizani
j eetnici, kaze Mihajlovic, ali Sc
svaki put pokazalo da su posled-
Mi krsili te sporazume i pribegli
oruzanima napadima ma prve,
nastojeci da ugrabe kontrolu mad
"ujedinjenim" jedinicama.
Ovo je jos jedan dokaz da je i
jednim drugim, uvek bilo vaz-
nije pitanje, ko ce da zagospo-
dari sa situacijom u Jugoslaviji
posle rata, cetnici iii partizani,
nego "oslobodjenje's j jugosla yens-
kog "naroda" ispod nacista.
PoSto nameravamo osvrnuti Sc
opsirnije ma owe stvari drugom
prilikom, ne zelimo "a oval put
lei dublje u ovo pitanje. Toliko
smo izneli ovo, da Sc zna Sta i
druga strana govori stvarima u
Jugoslaviji.
Jasno je kao zvono, da je "oslo-
bodjenje" ispod nacista samo bal-
ka kod obadveju struja, a cilj je,
stvarno, kontrola vlast mad po-
robljenim masama u posleratnoi
Jugoslaviji.