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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
LEGION PREPARES
VETERANS BILLS
Legislation Called Bill OF
RIGHTS For G.I. Joe and
G. |. Jane

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-tP-
The American Legion with some
strong congressional support put
forth today broad legislative
program intended to assure the
veterans of World War II suffl-
cient federal financial aid to bridge
the gap between military and
civilian life.
Called ga bill of rights for G. L.
ice and G. I. Jane" the legisla-
ton to be introduced Monday pro-
vides for rehabilitation pay up
to $500, double unemployment
compensation, federal help in
purchase of homes, government
financed education and designa-
ton of the Veterans Bureau as
the top agency to provide ade-
quately for servicemen.
Chairman Rankin D-Miss) of
the House Veterans Legislation
committee, declared the bills
first objective is ito remedy
chaotic conditions of bureaucratic
red tape under which divided au-
thority and responsibility has vic
timized thousands of already dis
charged veterans of this war;"
The legislation for which the
legion pledged "a vigorous cam
paign." calls for:
l. Rehabilitation pay of $500 to
veterans serving 10 months or
more; $500 for IL to 10 months
service; $500 for six to IL months;
5000 for three to six months. and
500 for less than three months.
2. Designation of the Veterans
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
F.D.R.0ffers
ThreeRailwaal
Unions Ter
MUST CANCEL STRIKE
Conductors, Firemen And
Switchmen Offered Same
Benefits AS Others
BY JOSEPH A. LOTUS

WASHINGTON, Jan. ST -
President Roosevelt announced to-
day the railway conductors, fire
men and switchmen may have the
same terms he awarded to the
trainmen and engineers, without
loss of a penny, provided only that
their strike order is cancelled and
not merely postponed.
The terms of the award are five
cents an hour and a weeks paid
vacation per year, effective as of
December 81, 1943. (They previ-
ously had been awarded a sepa-
rate four centsa-n-hour raise which
would stand also.)
Writing Report
Chiefs of the three operating
unions were not available for COM
ment Immediately. A subcommit-
tee of their general chairmen is
writing a report which may be
made available tomorrow.
1t is understood that the three
unions do not expect to get more
than was given to the other two,
but as far as could be learned
they have received no such offer
directly.
The presidents views today
were stated in letter to the war
department. Similar letters have
been written by the carriers and
chiefs of the two unions who al
ready are receiving the benefits
of the presidents award, but the
firemen, conductors and switch
men say none of these letters has
been addressed to them directly.
One official remarked that appar-
emily they were expected to ap-
proach the government with hat
in hand, head bowed low and knee
bent"
they have been reluctant to do
this, partly because of face-savins
and partly because of apprehen-
on Pare Five. Cn1 Ky
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
Wrightsville Given High
Priority For Fire Pumper

Town Clerk r. l.. Benson dis
closed yesterday that the War
Production Board has awarded the
Town of Wrightsville Beach an
AA-5 priority for the purchase OF
a fully-equipped 500-gallon triple
combination fire pumper, which is
expected to cost the resort S., $50.
It was the fourth application to
the WPB which brought results.
During the % months since the
first application was submitted for
the fire pumping engine, Mr.. Ben
son estimated the beach resort
has suffered Approximately $780,
900 loss in four fires.
This fire fighting equipment
will be obtained as soon as the
manufacturer can deliver it, Mr..
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09

ans and Czechs - that is, the
nations with whom we share a
frontier with the Soviet peo-
pie. The Polish soldier under
stands that frontier problems
must be settled once and for
all.
HE appreciates that a PO-
land firmly entrenched on the
Baltic and enriched by the
economically valuable terri
tory taken from the Germans
can build its peace or happi-
ness"
The speaker also denounced
persons whom he described as
"LondOn fascists treading in
the footsteps of Goebbels' prop
uganda who have spread ru-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
RUSSIANS SEIZE KlROVOGRAD
AND MENACE DNZEPER BEND:
IT, S. ENTERS CASINO PLAIN
Polish Patriots Voice
Hint For NaZi Territory

LONDON, Jan. S.-R - A
spokesman for the union Of
Polish patriots" speaking to-
night over the Moscow radio,
implied that the solution Of
the postwar Polish boundary
question lay in giving Poland
a part of Germany.
The 'funion Of Polish pa
triots" has b en- set up in
Moscow with Soviet permis-
sion in contrast to the Polish
gOvernment-in-exiIe in London.
In a Polish language broad
cast recorded here by Reut-
ers, the spokesman said:
"Polish troops grasp far
better than these professional
politicians that Poland must
be rebuilt in fraternal alliance
with White Russians, Ukranl-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
BY ALEX H. SINGLETON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8--R)-
The 18th congress will return to
work Monday with one eye on the
war and the other on the fall cleo
tons.
In an atmosphere charged with
political acrimony, the nation
law makers face the complex as
signment of keeping the country S
economy geared for victory while
preparing for the reconversion
problems of peace.
A common objective-the speedy
winning of the war ninimizes
the possibility of congressional
conflict on military matters, but
debate over conduct of domestic
affairs seems certain to produce
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
WIDEN SPEARHEAD
First Army Extends Hold
In Poland, Moves II
Miles Nearer Rumania
BY RUSSELL C. LANDSTROM

BY RUSSELL c. LANDSTROM
LONDON, Sunday, Jan. g.
-R- The Russian second
Ukrainian army captured the
railway bastion of Kirovograd
yesterday, endangering the
entire Nazi position in the
Dnieper bend, while the First
army to the northwest wild
ened it's spearhead in old Po-
land and reached II miles
further toward Rumania.
German army units sur
rendered in mass in the bat
tle-torn streets of Kirovo-
grad after Gen. Ivan S. Ko-
news troops first surrounded
them, then quickly smashed
them into submission with a
mighty three-way drive, said
a midnight Moscow COM
munique recorded by the
Soviet monitor.
General Konev's troops,
completing their fourth day
of attack, had 100000 Ger
mans Keeling back in retreat
as the Russians drove ahead
as much as 81 miles on an
80-mile front.
Extends Front
Gen. Nikolai F. Vatutin's First
Ukrainian army, reaching % miles
inside old Poland at Klesow with
one column, extended its front
southwark by capturing Viry, five
miles below Klesow and Rudnya
Bobrovskaya, 20 miles southeast.
The late bulletin also said that
with the aid of guerrillas in tie
Rovno (Rowne) province of pre-
war Poland the Russians captur-
ed the railway station of Strashov.
This could not be located inlme-
diately on large scale maps.
Units on the southern wing Of
Vatutin's great 300-mile front
slashed II miles further south to-
ward Rumania to capture Ilintsy,
only 10 miles north of the Bug
river, and 70 miles from Ru-
mania.
Near Railway
Ilintsy was prize to the Rus.
SLAMS for other reasons since it is
only 80 miles from the Odessa
Warsaw railway, last major Ger
man supply artery or escape
hatch for the Dnieper bend. The
town controls six good highways
linking the rail functions of Vim
nitsa and Zhmerinka with German
Field Marshal Gen. Fritz Won
Mannstein's irnperilled Dnieper
bend troops.
Both Red armies captured a
total of 14O towns and ham1ets
and killed over 5000 Germans
during the day as the tottering
Nazi lines failed to hold.
The two onrushing armies also
were less than 10 miles apart in
their drive to link up somewhere
below the middle Dnieper river
inside the bend-welding a trap
for perhaps 10000 Germans fac
ing the greatest debacle OF the
war.
Sudden Smash
Kirovograd, an industrial city
in the heart of the German Dnie-
per bend position, fell before a
sudden Soviet smash after weeks
of indecisive fighting. After en-
circling the town Friday, the Rus
slams sent tank units to break
through the southwest and south
east outskirts of the town yester-
day. simultaneously Red infantry
reached the northwestern out
skirts and began street fighting.
Continuing to press the ring
our troops quickly overcame Ger
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Benson said. An order will be
placed this week.
Mr.. Benson said "this equip
ment, together with present trail
er pumperl and motor driven hose
truck, and also with other i'm
provements now planned in the
fire department, will place the de-
partment on a fair basis to take
care of most any situation that
may arise from a fire"
The beach official recalled that
during practically every confla-
grafton at the resort in the past
two years, fire fighting equipment
from Wilmington and nearby ma
val installations has been used to
prevent the spread of fire, be-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
WEATHER
FORECAST

FOhECASI
NORTH CAROLINA: Cloudy and con-
tinued cold Sunday. Snow and slee'
mixed extreme north and west portion
and rain central and south portion
Not much change in temperature. Part
Iy cloudy and colder Sunday night with
Temperatures IL to 16 extreme west, IL
to 20 in central and % to rs extreme
east portion. Monday fair and continued
cold.
eastern Standard Time)
(By u. S. Weather Bureau)
METEOROLOGICAL data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 p. M, yesterday.
Temperature
80 am, AZ, 1880 am, AZ, 1880 pm, 40
7:3O pm, SO
MAXIMUM 40, Minimum 80, Mean a.
Normal At.
Humidity
1 30 am, so, 1880 am, As, 80 pm, rs
z 80 pm, So.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 80 pm
0.8O inches.
Total since the first of the month";
FOG inches.
Tides For Today
F'rom the Tide Tables published by
y. NOdSI Gill 0CouSllG SURVEY
High Low
Wilmington ----e------- 9:06a 3:39a
9:24p 4:17r
Masonboro Inlet ---------- 7:02a IL :35a
7:18p 1:16p
Sunrise, 7:18 a., Sunset, $40 p, Moon
rise, 4:55 D., Moonset, 6:31 a.
Cape Fear River stage at Fayette-
vile at a. m. on Jan. 8, 1856 feet.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
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BY Bob Kane
By Lyman YOUNG
By Zane Grey
BY Fran Striker
By Robert Storm

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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-29

postignutih II ime radnika. To ie mozda
samo- -obmana, iii mozda polticarska vestina, ALL
ma sta to bio, tvrdnie gospodna Roosevelta su
bezosnovne. njcgovo oslikavanie je iznakaze
no niegove zrazene made su neopravdavajuce,
govorio on optmistifno o spasavanu kaplta-
lizma ill., kao Sto on rece, ''naSeg tradicionalnog
profitnog sistema," iii on iznasao Gbecania ma
jamnim radnicima Ia slobodniii. pun il obil-
nil zivot pod ovim. 20 MENU obliublienim pro
fitnim sistemom. kao Sto ie reGeno, svaki po-
kusai, svako nastoianie ufinjeno zakono-
davno iii mace Ostvarilo Sc II zaglihlivanje
kaptalistickog Sistema JOS dublie. II dalinle
ugrozavanie ie SadaSnie buduce dobrobiti Milo
ma ma iamnih robova nego sto ie kada bio stu
caj pre-. Sto naibolie moe reci 0 nastoianj-
ma gospodina RooSevelta ieste to da ie on
uspeo, do vro ogranicenog stepena, Il uspora-
vanju procesa trulenia raspadania, Sa evea-
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Kao pravilo, mase nikada nj
gde nisu oduSevljene "a rat. One
su samo toliko ''oduSevljene"
koliko in nogu njihovi Vladarl
obnaanuti u korist rata. One ma
gonsli osecaju da Sc ratovi ne
vode nikada u korist masa. Fin
ci izrazavaju pravi senmenat o
ratu kakav manje-vise vlada svu-
.da. Izuzetak &c, dakako, ciniti
samo borba "a obaranie kapita-
lizma. Tada &c mase i u koliko
ne budu shvatale svrhu te bor-
be, ipak nagonski osecati da Sc
one bore 20 prvi put protiv svo-
iih stvarnih i naigorlh neprila-
telia = domsce burzoazije. Ta-
da &c borbeni sentimenat bitl
bez granica. Samo Sc ipak treba
u napred pripremati i organize
vsti da bi ia borba bila Sto LAX
Sa i sto uspeSnija.
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kalo u Jugoslaviji, taEo van ME medju
iugoslavenskim izbeglicama, uklucujuci
kralja niegovu vladu, ne zna Sc ko
Pile, a ko plaza. Ottawa anarhija zavla-
dala je mediu NINA. Posledica je svega
toga kapitalsticka anarhija, koja vlada
mad kapitalistickim svetom.
Red u drustvu sanno ie stanju u
vesti radnicka klasa sveta = klasno
prosvecena oreanizovana, sa svrhom
uklanjanja kapitalistickog poretka, L
koga proistice anarhija, uspostavlla-
MEM Sociialistickog poretka, koli &c
doneti Govecanstvu red, mir blago-
stanje! Ubrazajno tai dan - P. S.
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SociialistickO ResetO
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otpustanie dosadanjeg ugoslavenskog
ambassadors Washingtonu, Fotica. O.
vaj Sc uzjogunio pa nece da slusa svoga
predpostavlenjenog ne odlazi IL am
basade. Vesti javljaju (nagadiaju) da
tako Fotic ne postupa bez necijeg sa-
veta odozgo. Nova jugoslavenska
vlada (subasic) otisla u Italiju, vesti
kazu, da je kralj Petar "a njom otisao.
da pregovara sa marsalom Titom, kojl
ie, prema vestima, strugnuo Italiju, da
bi spasio svoj zivot.
L svega toga Sc moze videti Ga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-29

tualnim razaraniem niegovih NADIA obecania
uGinio je JOS sigurnijim II razborito predvidja-
iutoj buducnost
Ma % oktobra 1888 Predsednik ie odrzao
iedan cd niegovih "pokra vatre razsovora -.
L MENU je on nanomenuo situaciju besposlice
kada ie zauzeo polozaj pre- osam meseci. Bio
ie [tada -, rece on, "oko 10,o0o00C nash
cradiana koi su iskreno mnogo slucaleva
gaduiu6i. trazil rada nlsu ga mogil dobltl. .
| on produz: "U kratkCm lastojanJu od ne
koilo mcsec, ia sam uveren da Je nalmanJe
100000 uposleno = Ill, 40 posto od onh koll
81 trazili posla nasli su ga.
Danas broi besposlcnh rafuna Sc ma razno
na.ine la ie od 120OO.000 do ll,ooo.o0o dok nckl
tvrle da ie tex 1O,00000O. a nekoji da ie cak do
100000.
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VAzNE VESTI:
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rocito Cd kada je promaseno da
Sc sklopi mir izlnedju Finske i
Rusije. Jedan dobar deo je do
prince slabenju nlorala "drugi
front" koji je otpoceo Fran
cuskoj. Neki novinari iZvestava-
ju da mase Il Finskoj u opSte ne
smatraiu naciste "a "svoje sa-
veznike, nego "a svoju Vladalu-
Gu klasu'. u telegramu New
York Tines'-u sa karelianskog
fronta kaze Sc da su finski VOL
nici govorili: ''Kada smo culi "a
'drugi front, vojnici i oficiri su
igrali cd radosti''. A jedan "a
godine star voinik dodao je Mi
srno znah ola &c rat naskoro biti
dovrSen".
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Upaljivosti svetskog rata br. iii

nj. One ukljucuju/ sinteticnosti
"a gumu, "tung oil' [ulje koje
Sc upotrebljuje oko bojadisanja], ],
svilu "cinchona" lbiljke "a le-
Genie, u glavnom cd groznicel, !,
koie su u 1885. dostizale do oko
jedne sedmine celokupnog uvoza
S. D. owe, nikojlm nacinom ne
iscrpljuju spis stvari "a koje Sc
zadovoljavajuce, i cesto bolje,
zamene sada proizvode sintetic-
no.
Delenje ratne pljacke nije dosta.
Onda tn je moreplovstvo. Ne
ke zemlje, znatno Velika Brita-
Mia. Svedska, Belgija Japan,
zavise vrlo mnogo cd njihova po-
morskog dohotka "a strane raz-
meme sa kojima oni placaju "a
njihove sopstvene uvoze. Mnogo
americkog izvoza prenaSano je u
stranim brodovima. Ali kada Sc
dovrsi rat, ava &c nacija iskociti
sa najvecom trgovackom flotom
u istoriji. Rear Admiral Emory S.
Land, predsednik Pomorske Ko-
misije Sjedinjenih Drzava, rekao
ie da liz nesto oko 30,000000 tona
mrtve wage, imacemo flotu negde
izmedju 100000 20,0o0.ooo
tona, "najbolje snabdevenih, mai
sigurnijih najpogodnijih mode
la" brodova. "Ako uzmemo "a
iednicku tonazu mrtve wage u
potrebljivane po osovinskim ma
cijama pre- rata, rekao je Adj
miral Land u govoru prestam-
panom u "Congressional Record"
dodatku, 2. juna 81 pripisemo jed
nu trecinu Sjedinjenim Drzava-
ma a dive trecine drugim ujedi-
njenim pomorskim nacijama, po-
vecanje americkoi trgovackoi
mornarici iznad 1889. moglo bi
Sc, j trebalo bi, upotrebiti je pr
venstveno u rukovanju posluga
gde je japanska tonaza bila u
poslena.
Admiral Land naziva ovu ira
zenu podelu pljacke Svetskog
Rata br. II "kunicem" [zecoml
kojega je on proizveo IL "sesira'.
Strah Britanaca, dakako, niie u
vek po implikaciji da ce amerit-
ka nova trgovacka mornarica os-
tati zadovoljena sa trgovackim
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putevima istrgnutim cd Japana
Oni prozrevaju, ne bez razloga
da &c Britannia, koja je vladala
sa norma hiljadu godina, skorc
"predati ostve preko Atlantika
Ujaku Samu", zaistinu Ujak Sam
&c in ugrabiti. ''Da &c americko
pomorstvo vladati mad putevima
svetske trgovine kada mir do
die, pise United States News"
"vec je sigurnost -"
Amerika bi mogla usvojiti plan
da kupuje veliku kolicinu stra-
teskog materijala i da ga gomila
"a sledeci rat Takav uvoz nebi
isao ma pijacu, otuda nebi kon-
kurisao americkoj industriji. Ali,
u pogledu ukupne velicine IL
voza koji Sc zahteva da Sc anne
rieki kapitalizam zadrzi Cd kola
koja idu u depresiju, plan bi u
najboljem dao samo umerenu
okrepu.
Samo-zvani 'realisti" svih ma
CHA ne mecu plavo nakice ma
medjunarodnu organizaciju. S
ovim Sc ne kaze da mediunarod-
ma organizacija nece biti stvo-
rena. Ona &c verovatno biti. Ona
&c verovatno biti i delotvorna,
takodjer, u izvesnim granicama
Mere ekonomskog ratovanja ko-
je Sc pokazase uzaludne, iii su
dale samo privremenu korist j
izazvale SUI osvetu (takvu kao
obezvredjivanie noveanica), mo-
GU biti "obezakonjene". Ali rat
"a place &c produzavati tako
zestoko kao ikada, ''demokrats-
ke' nacije ee upotrebljivati O.
ruzje osudjivano kao varvarsko
dok ga je upotrebljivao nacisticki
kapitalizam. Planovi "a produ-
zavajucu upotrebu ratnovremene
kontrole instruments ekonoms-
kog ratovanja bice diskutovani
u Delu " j poslednjem clanku
owe serije. Takodjer prozrene
planove "a svesvetsko ekonoms-
ko prosirenje, planove koji mo-
Gu iedino ubrzati novi i veci
katastrofalni slom kapitalizma u
meri u kojoj oni uspeju u indus
trijalizaciji ne-industrijalnih pre-
della.
(Weekly People, II. juna 1914.
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kreditorska nacija "a prvi put u
modernoj istoriji. Sa njenim do
hotkom il moreplovstva j ulo-
zaka ma vani u veliko smanjenim.
njena jedina alternative zastoju
konacnoj propasti kao kapita-
listicke nacije jeste ogromna po-
visica u izvozu izracunata cd iz-
medju so sc posto.
Dolazi IL "teheranskih" oblakova.
Tako sve kapitalisticke nacije
planiraju da izrabljuju svoje rad
nike groznicavije nego ikada u
proslosti da odloze smrt kapita-
lizma. Ali cineci to one poostra-
vaju nadmetanje u trgovini i
skupljaju u hrpu upaljivosti ra-
ia. zeljno oni isticu nadu medju-
narodnog sporazuma kroz koji Sc
oni pretvaraju da ne vide stalno
rascenje ukupne svetske trgovi-
ne. Svaka hoce da sve druge ma
cije "igraju medjunarodnu igru'
i svaka nastoji ola Sc ona igra
po njenom nacinu.
Jer Amerika, kaze Fortune.
"igrajuci medjunarodnu igru .
ziiaci u najmanjem pristarku. .
da primi velllse uvoze / da res
kira kapital ma vani kao neiz-
beznu pocast velikir izvozima."
"Veliki uvozi" iziskivaju ostro
snizavanje carina, korak, "a koji
je sigurno da ce mu Sc gorko
odupirati pogodjena mocna in
dustrija. l, cak ako bi oval OF
por bio slomljen. sto je nevero-
vatno, stvarni problem suvisaka
nebi Sc popravio. Ma protiv, u
koliko Sc Amerike tice, strano-
proizvedena roba ma domacoj pi-
jaci samo bi povecala pritisak
suvisaka, i otuda bi uvecala bor-
bu "a place vani.
Dolazeci il "teherana" "slo-
bodnog preduzeca" oblakova, i
gledajuci ma pitanje hladnom
svetlu cinjenica, izgleda verovat-
no da &c uvoz S. D. umesto da
raste, opadati sa povratkom mi
ra. Tehnologija, operisuci pod
prisilnom ratnom uredbom, stvo-
rila je u celosti move .industrije
"a proizvadjanje zamena stvari-
ma koje su ranije kupovane va
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-29
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sami ma svoju ruku borili. Ako
su "zacetnici" bill bas "komunis-
ticki clement, oni zaista imadu
cast sto SUI otpoceli sustasveno
internacionalnu borbu, ii. klasnu
borbu, jer su oni ovom slucaiu
sledovali pravac svog nagona, "a
koje vreme agenti kapitala nisu
dospeli do njih da tn borbu okre-
nu u suprotnom pravcu - klas-
ne saradnje "a ocuvanje kapita-
lizma. Ii "komunisticki zacetni-
ci" bill su obicni najamni rad
nici i siromasni seljaci, koji su
ma svojim ledjima iskusili "de-
mokratsku" diktatorsku Jugo-
slaviju i osetili su nagonski, a
delimicno svesno, da tn nepos-
toji su$tastvena razlika; jer oni
ostaju najamni robovi pod jed
MIN j pod drugim. l cim i'm Sc
pruzila koliko-toliko prilika da
Sc istrgnu ispod domacih gospo-
dara, koji su bill zbunjeni ne
mackom najezdom, njihov je ma
gon odnah progovorio - ito, IS
pravno.
Da su te partizanske mase. ko-
je su sledovale svoj nagon, ne
kim slucajem imale wise vrene-
ma njihov bi Sc nagon, pomocu
izvesnog revolucionarnog oba-
vestavanja, razvio u klasnu svest
| J. organizovali bi reuolucionarni
proleterski pokret. Ovde bi ne
ko mogao argumentisati: ali da
Sc tako Sta desilo kako vi esel-
pisti zelite, onda in nebi savez-
nici, Amerika, Britannia Rusi-
ia, priznavali, jer to nebi bilo IL
saglasnosti sa teheranskim spo-
razumom; onda i'm nebi savez1i-
lei slali nikakve pomoci; oni bi
ostali izolovani cd Ujedinienih
Nacija, bez ikakva oruzja i tako
bi bill poraEeni Cd strane nacista
i unutrasnjih kvizlinga. Izdaini-
ci! A ko je njih snabdevao Sd
oruzjem j drugom pomoci? Ii
tovi partizani klasne saradnje?
Pc samom Titovom priznaniu,
oni su otimali oruzje od Nemaca
Taliiana kad i'm je poslo "a ru-
kom da izvrse uspesne prepade
ma njihove postaje. Pa ako su
partizani klasne borbe bill toll
ko odani borbi da su otinali o.
ruzje cd navalnika polja, onda
!
je sto puta wise sigurno da hi te
/ partizanske mase jos odanije oti-
male oruzje Cd stranog j donna
ceg neprijatelja; onda ie jos 81
gurnije da bi te partizanske ma
Sc. klasne borbe, hiljadu puta
bile odanije borbi "a oslobodje-
ME. A da je ovo ta6no, potvrdju-
/ ie Pariska Komuna u kojoj su
Sc pariski radnici, ito sami bez
ikakve ponnoci izvan Pariza, bo-
rii blizu diva po meseca ne
sano protiv izdainika u gradu,