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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

and a friend of Dickinson School
supervisors purchased a $50
bond through them. A Lincoln
supervisor purchased a SIS
bond and this. together with a
handcraft teachers SIS bond,
also credited to that playground,
raised their score TO $50 in
bonds alone.
Bonds and stamps are sold
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

purchased a total of S326.50 in
bonds and stamps.
Leading school in the bond
buying rivalry is Wilson, where
two supervisors each purchased
a SIS bond and sold a 500
bond TO a playground friend.
The schools weekly bond total
was sl53.5o.
A supervisor at Donaldson
playground bought a $50 bond
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
City Playground
Supervisors Aid
War Bond Drive

Supervisors and enrollees at
six Department Of Recreation
Fairgrounds this week hit the
jackpot" in their war bond and
stamp purchases, when they
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
COD CHANGES coLos

BOSTON - WN--OveEhooSD
at a Dock Square fish marke1:
What lovely salmonl" That's
not salmon-that's cod blushine
at the price they're asking for
it," ~ n
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

You can't look the boss-or
your Uncle Sam, these days
square in the eye if you're
asleep on the job.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

each Monday at the play.
grounds.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
GI Wives Should Make Plans

According to reports from Red Cross and
Personal Affairs officials, numerous families
have found themselves thrown on the mercy
of the Post when G.I. breadwinners on the
post have been unexpectedly transferred or
shipped out.
Destitute, with no plans for the future. no
savings, the only out for these families has
been to appeal to the Red Cross for emergency
assistance. This week Red Cross authorities
urged wives of military personnel to make
their own plans to return home when their
soldier husbands leave. 1t was emphasized
that if the family has an income or the wife
has been working while on the Post, she will
he asked to make her own financial arrange
gnents.
1t was further emphasized that wives work
ing on the Post should not give up their jobs
on the assumption that they will be able to get
money to go home. Before relinquishing their
sources of income they should be sure that there
lis fare back home or they should know that
some arrangement has been made for the re-
turn passage.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
EDITORIAL
From q Coost Guordsmon
In Alaska
(To WAC Section, Sou 1929
Personnel Office
u. S. Coast Guard Base
Ketchikan, Alaska

L
Attn: T/5 Ernestine E. Hughes, WAC
Through the courtesy of sergeant attached
to the WAC Det., SOU 1922, have had the
privilege of reading your publication, The
Apache Sentinel, from time to time for the
past two years. The excellence of your publi-
cation, especially the editorials, is commend
able
Your editorial ...Anent the WACs" (written
by T Is Ernestine E. Hughes, WAC) of May
10Th was very timely 1t is not my in
tention to comment on the cynical feelings"
Of the GI because the WACs did not attend
his party, yet it is gratifying to note that the
WACs are holding onto the principle of free
dom for which we are so diligently fighting all
over the world. The excellent job that you
soldering soldierettes' are doing is being
observed by the men every fighting 'front.'
We, the men in other branches of the service,
wish to congratulate you for the fine work
you are doing.
You are making history The effectiveness
of the history you pass to future generations
will depend largely upon your ability to main
tain the reputation of having the best WAC
Detachment in the country.
Ist 1t Annie L. Brown, formerly attached
to your unit and now with the AAF Overseas
Replacement Depot No. 2, is making won
derful record which every soldierette in your
Detachment should try to emulate.
your way, you are continuing to prove to the
world that you worthy of the opportunity
to serve your country at the time she needs
your services most. You soldierettes volun-
tarily offered your services. Even when the
organization changed from WAAC to the
WAC, you had an opportunity to quit and let
the men carry on this fight for freedom. Most
of you stayed on the job and the sacrifices that
you are making not being made in vain.
In fact, those sacrifices are helping to get
this job done little earlier all can go
back and enjoy our comfortable homes
We are proud to know that in spite of the
fact that you make reveille at 600 am, that
you work from 8 till 80 pm, that you at
tend classes at night to broaden your knowl-
edge, you still find time to give those Gl uni
forms the careful finishing touch which pre-
serves your femininity. You are doing mans
Job and still maintaining the high standard OF
womanhood. Soldierettes, you are on the ball.
Keep the ball rolling. Congratulations and
best wishes.
Freeman R. Johnson, Yeoman &c
US. Coast Guard Base
ketchikan Alaska
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
How About Your Patriotism?
Don't spread patriotism too thin.

Theodore Roosevelt.
Here is thought from Teddy Roosevelt
which i think every true American should
.think about Here at Fl. Huachuca think
that patriotism should not only apply to the
soldiers on duty but to everyone at all times:
The other day noticed several cars pass
iing along the road to the Old Post with no one
lin them except the driver. The thing that
struck me the most that none OF the driv-
ers made an attempt to give fellow lift.
Lets all cooperate and help out by being one
;bie family. Let's give the matter little
thought and spread our Patriotism little
ithicker.
-Burrell B. DeEiaven Jr.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
al Ducke.t-Detroi, Times
From the Heort

There things in life that hurt
But have relationship pain
There things which make me love this life
With love that aches
Forgetfu of the agones of soul and pain of body
That wedge themselves between,
Viewing death with disturbed heartbreakng despair.
For what life offer than this?
luminous rising the gold-touched tabelands,
Quietly dispellng the dark of the night -.
A picture of the still woods dusk,
With settling the waiting ground
And in the oustretched hungry branches of the
The purple shadows the mountainside twilight
The spillng vivid rainbow coors
Over the far horizon, around the mountain slopes.
What can life after death offer surpass
The ecstasy of supreme moment in a beoved's arms,
His mouth caressing your
Or walk down the lanes of fragrant spring.
Voorhees, but hand speaking eloquently to hand =.
A sail in boat ride down long winding road,
With the wind blowing against your face
In a fresh and exhilarating rush
Or the mad magnficence of camorous storm -.
The simple acts of common
A moment of meeting, with JOY unhdden,
A time of parting and tears unbdden-
simple handclasp, the touch your
Of friend
What better is there in any life
Than cracking log fire autumn eve,
And a cozy chair to dream in?
| he smell of piquant and subtle perfumes,
he glory OF perfect flower
A deep red opening its petals drink in life,
A gardenia pure white, petals outstretched
Good books, tall drinks and friends around;
Silences; the upiftance of quiet churches
The streaming through sacred vesry windows.
Candle-lght, and it's subdued glow the face
Vi Well-beloved
Quiet clear streams upon suddenly
By long, hot road
Lovely words in a song in a poem,
In just small speech
Spoken in the voice of an adored one :. e.
Music-beauful muisc
yelling up from a throat filled with song,
In the waiing of a sad and passionate violin,
In the melody of piano keys, the of organ
Oh, there these and many more that love
That fall on my heart and press and hurt
With ar exquisite ache
That has relationship to pain
Dear God if end they must, some day,
Crowd my lingering days, my pusng heart
With much Of these and all their aching lovelness-
Forgive that they much,
Remembering it is Your hand which is the maker
Of all beautiful and lovely things
The things that bless and burn, and hurt.
LUCIA MAE PITTS, WAC Sec, SOU 1922
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
THOUGHT of the Week

The most fortunate individuals OF the
postwar world will be those who are
equipped with the mental tools for ap-
preaching their problems those who have
firm grasp on the real issues involved in
peaceful living-Adapted
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
Prayer for the Week

God grant us these victories: victory
over the enemy abroad, victory over the
enemy at home, and victory over our dis
senting selves
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30

This newspaper is printed by the Dispatch Publish
ing Company of the Douglas Dispatch.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30

.Burrell B. DeHaven, Jr.
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Rasprava oko najamnice poskupl jivania
zivotnih namirnica opet popuniaEa glayhe
stupce Il burzoaskoi Stanlpi. Statistitari opet
su zauzeti sd istrazivanjem, do koieg stepena su
poskupile zivotne namilnice koliko Sc digla
naiamnica poredienju te poskupelosti zTot-
nih namirnica.
Kapitalisticka stampa jos uvek Sc podrza-
va statistke koju je izdao Bureau OF Labor
Statistics oktobru mesecu rrosle godlnel ko-
ia glasi da su zivotne namirnice poskupile od
augusta meseca 1880, do konca septembra la-
43., samo "a 2s posto Olo oteyidno skrivanle
cinjenica ma strani drzave sakupilanJu sta
tistike jednu ruku, Il drugu, pritisak od
strane junijskog canstva ma syoje vodje dasse
trazi poyisica najamnice, nagnalo je junlJsko
vodjstvo da sakupliaiu svoju sopstvenu stats
tiku. vezi ga najamnicom poskupljivanlu
zvotnh namirnica
Prema izjavama predsednika CIO, Philip
Murray-a, pred senatskirl odhorom, zlvotne na
mirnce su poskapele "a so posto cd l. ianuara
lo41., dok r. j. Thomas George Meany rad
nicAi clanovi Predsednikova Odbora "a isplti-
vtnje poskgpelog zivota izjavise da su zivotne
namirnee pcskupile "a As posto cd l. januara
i941 Oni JOS rekose da ie tom yremenu hra-
ma Ca radnici najvise trose svoju najamnicu ma
hranu), poskupila "a "A posto. New York Times
pored toga sto tvrdi da je drzavna statistika
tacna, da je zvot poskupio samo 26 posto. to
cd augusta 1885, kaze da ie najamnica rodig-
nuta DO satu "a As posto cd januara 1871. do
septembra 1943 a nedeljna najamnica da sc
digla "a &C posto.
Najverovatnije je da nj jedne nj druge
tvrdnie nisu tacne. zvotne namirnce po swim
znacima poskupele SUI "a wise cd IA posto,
IA aiamnica (novcana) nje Sc dgla nj priblz-
no toiko koliko Sc tvrdi, dok je stvarna naJam-
llca Il tom srazmeru opala. Stvarno, radnlkova
je najamnica ma wise nacina- snizena. Ona Je
snizena putem 'kupovanja' Bondova, it'd, ra-
deci wise cd osam sati ma dan wise cd pet da-
ma ma nedelju, radnik je opet izgubio. On bl
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-02-10

kratiia proslom svetskom ratu. Ia Amerlku
Britaniju Sovjetska Russia wise ne predstav-
liza takvo strasilo kako ga Hitler prikazuje. cak
ako bi predpostavil dace Sc tai kompromlto-
vani "boljsevizam' pokusati izvu6i il tie kalju-
ze kompromisa, ii. kad bi njegove vodje in1ale
tn nameru, Saveznic ipak znadu da sc tome
nece uspeti Oni znadu da kada Sc jedno telo
zarazi do sri, da je to wise nemoguce izecitl.
Ear tako ne uci istorija svih .dosadasnjh drus-
tava? Nije Ii Hriscanstvo svojem pocetku
bilo cisto. idealno revolucionarno? Kasnije Sc
iskvarilo stavilo Sc u sluzbu vladajucih kla-
sa, gde je i sada Nije Ii Socijalna Demokrati-
ia sto tako bila cista, idealna revolucionarna
Ii svojem pocetku? A proslom svetskom ratu
potpuno Sc stavila sluzbu vladajuce klase
gde Sc nalazi sada. Isto tako II tome procesu
nalazi Sc tai 'boljsevizam" iii ''komunzam."
Kad Sc jedan put revoucionarni pokreti
pocnu mesati sa burzoaskim pokretima dea
ma. burzoaska ideologija sa NINA potpuno "a
vlada stayi Sc ma cello te mase burzoazija, to
wise niie nj boljsevizam nj komunizam, niti je
Socijalizam.
Hitler b mozda hteo da zakjuci mir sa
Brtanijom Amerikom, pa da ga Jos one po-
mognu da slom Rusju, tie tako da ocuva ne
rnaGki kanitalizam Cd sigurnog poraza koii
sam vec vid cato prioegava ovom plasenju
So "boljSevizmom" "boli lisevi3kin koosom" On
cak Nth strasi tim da Sc on ne5e moci od-
branit Cd toga ''boljsevizma' nj kod sVoje ku-
ce Pa oni to nede. Cd Gega da Sc brane? Zar
cd ameri6lih stainiata, koii podupru swim
slama sistem privatnor preduzeca podupru
Demokratsku partiiu. sto ie isto tako kao da
roduprui Rcpublikansku paitiju. Oni Sc zas-
ia nece moEi odbraniti Cd "bojsevizma" kod
syoih kuta ali to ce biti SIP. "bolisevi2am.
IT, reyolucionarni ociializam.
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IzguJi0 nadu IL progress

T. Cge.l5ov, nekaaaSnji "Sociialista",
ina rubriku Il "Hrvatskom Svijetu'', pod
naslovom "Zanimivosti il svjeta" Napi-
sac ie iadan tlanak ulozi zene danas-
ME vreme. te o porodici kako Sc ''raspada''
pod kapitalizmom, "mnogozenstvu", "van-
braGnoi deci," "divliem braku" u tome
pravcu l kad ie sve to ispri6ao. tada Sc
upastio proro5anstyo, te dolazi do zak-
ljucka da uema izlaza il owe situacije. pa
veil:
.Na zalost, nema utjesljivih znakova.
koii bi pokazivali, da te biti izbjegnuto
cvakovoj sudbiini"
Razume Sc, da boljeg zivota ne mole
biti pod kapitalizmom. nego, sagiasno
Marksu, radnicko stanie ide sa zla VA
gore. Ali, buduti Cvetkov ne vidi izlaza il
kapitalizma, on zakliu6oje da je neizbez-
ma propast "a drustvo, civilzaciju pro-
gres. To je fatalizam'
MaterijalistiGko shva6anie istorije u
6i mas, da kad iedan druStveni poredak
izvrsi svoiu istorjjsku ulogu, njegovo mes
to ina da zauzme novi druStveni poredak
koji, sa svojim natinom proizvodnje ras-
podele ina da krene druStvo putem pro-
gresa. Kapitalizam je obayio svoju isto-
riisku ulogu, toi Cvetkov priznaje kada
vidi IL MENU propast drustva. Ali Cvet-
kov he moze da ydi radni3koi klasl
nosioca move ideje i materijanu siu, ko-
ia da uzme dizgne druStva u svoje ruke
izbavi drustvo cd preteGe propasti,
koiu ga vuce kapitlizam.
Zasto radniGka klasa nije danas 60
tova "a tai Gin, iednim delom krivi su
razni Cvetkovi i njihovi "Socijalisticki
pokreti, koii su, mesto prosvetivali rad
nike duhu Marksizma oni su in trovali
sa raznim reformama, govoreci i'm da Sc
moze radnitko stanje poboljsati pod ka-
pitalizmom. Sad on vide da je radniAe
obmanjivao, kad i'm je tako govorio
Ia "Socijalistu" Cvetkova je Materl-
ialisticko shavacanje istorije kinesko pls-
mo. Mi mu Sc ne cudimo. - P. S.
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rna izabra to grozno deo Uplasena tim sto cub
ia m1o wolfe vrsnu cd groze. Skoro odmah zatim cuh
gde vratima Kralc odae prmicu koraci Ma srecu
imadiah vremena da povratim III svoju sobu da
ne cuse iii bar posumnjase da ia cub kracine reel Ia
alo ona zazvon "a Kralica poce tai nacn sto
me podsecase ma njena dobra della prema men dodade
da ze da spuni jtajne zelje "Anno Bep,
rece ona 81" wise ne jubis Markza Cd Solange prenela
81 svou ubav ma Kneza cd Gerosteina, koga 81 videla
ma dvoru prosle godine Uzmi ovu fasicu Ona sadzi
napitak sto coveka zaubjue Jedan vodic eete odves
do hugenotskh predstraza; tt ces da padnes nJlhove
ruke onda ces da trails da te odvedu Knezu cd Gero
steina On e plemenit covek sazalice ma tebe da-
&c ii konak svom satoru Lubav &c da e madame Nac
ees prilu da nekoko apica napitka pehar
Franza cd Gerolstena. tako ces docepati svoga
Princa" to su reci sto in Krajica .isprica
pismu. ssi
- nagadjajuci da je tai napitak otrov bojeci Sc
da ne probuds Kralj6inu sunju vi en]aste gotovi
da primte misiju srt? To je, pretpqstava, zavrse-
tax vase price
Da, sospodine. zeljah da upozorim da budete
ma oprezu protv opasnosti sto vam preti.
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Iscrpljena tolikm osecanjima smozdena stdom, ST.
rota devojka baci ednu kupu sakristiji, sakre
lice rukama gr6evito zaplaee:
To otkrce, budue da nosase zig neodoljive iskre-
nosti, probud Franza cd Gerosteina dsaoko in
teresovanje "a nesretnu mladu zenu
Gospodjice, - rece joj cvrsta ali baga tona
-verujem vasu iskrenost :.srujem II vas opis
nesrece.
- Sad, gospodina, mogu da umrem.
Odbacte takve TUNE misli - mozda ocekuje
iedna neo5ekivana uteha Duguuc izvesnim potankost
ma sto iii pomenuste odnosno vash mad godina, skoro
sam sguran da vam poznajem roditele vi da ste
rodieni u La Rochelle ne bese Ii vas otac oruzar?
- Da - Krikne Anna Bell. - Da Secam kako
mi sjaj blistajuceg oruzja zabavljase oc nome de-
tinstvu.
= Kad bejaste uoradeni cd porodice vam niste Ii
nosh kakvu ogrcu iii kakvu drugu stnicu, koju mozda
sa6uvaste?
-Nosah oko vrata mi i saeuvah do sada jednu malu
oovnu medalju. Imam je ovde prikacenu oval lanac
Franz cd Gerosteina potrci vretma salrstije pozva
Josephine. FranzTaupin pristupi polako zrezvajuci
nanoviji 6vor stapu sto mu vsase karteenom po-
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jasu: "Sedamnaest! Treba jos da dostignemo
dvadesetpet O, ako mi smrti mole esre moi racun ce
da bude pacen! Moi raGun ce de- Dude placen!
Franz cd Gerosteina upita Franz -Taupina: - Ko-
lko godina bese Odelnovom detetu kad b ukradeno?
Pogledom iznenadenja, Franc-Taupin odgovori -
Sirotom detetu bese godna Sad e tome deset
dina otkad draga devo6ica nestade.
Da Ii nosase nesto po eemu bi mogla da bude
prepoznata? - nastav Franz
-Nosase ma vratu - rece Franc -Taupin uzdah-
ON medalju Crkve pustnji, kao druga protes-
tantska deca Bese to medaa sto e ia poklonih njeno
materi dan rodjenja maog stvorenja.
Franz cd Gerolsteina pokaze Franc -Taupinu media
lu sto Anna Bell malo pre- dade, pa reee: Da
Ii raspoznajes medaju? Josephine nlada de-
vojka b ukradena cd poroice joj pre- deset godn
svom vratu nosase medalju....
o! - uzvikne Franc-Taupin, pogedavsi Anna.
Bell ponovnom zabunom. - Ona je Odelinova kei Tome
duguje sto sprva zapanji njena slienost Heni.
Da Ii, gospodine, poznajete mole roditelje? -
bes sad Anna Bellin red da pta- - Recite mi, mokn
vas, gde mogu da in nadjem.
(Nastavice sej
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"NepOlitiCkO" telO "a pOliticku
akciiu!

y svome proglasu "Narodno VlJece
Americkih Hrvata," cd 23 januara, Ira
zilo sc U prlog "a ponovni izbor Roosevelt
ia "a Predsednika, te je odlucilo da po-
krene opseznu kampanju prilog nJegov;4
izbora. Da bi moglo sto uspesniJe vrsltl a.
gitaciju "a NIGGA medju radniclma hrvats-
kog porekla, "Vijete" je organizovalo trl
odeenja: "a Organizaciono, b. Financijs-
ko, 9 PublicistiGko."
Mediu ostalim, u pomenutom proglasu
sc veil:
INA prvom mjestu Narodno Vijece
Americkih Hrvata zeli izjaviti, da ono
nije polittka organzacija niti je podvrg-
nuto bilo kojoj politickoj partiji, nego Is
kljucivo demokratska ustanova slobodolju-
becih Amerikanaca hrvatskog porijetla.
Tako, nije politicka, nije ekonomska
a nije nj potporna organHaclJa, 'hego
iskliucvo Idemokras ska ustanova', koJa
da na "demokratski'' natin vrbuje glaso-
We amerJkih Hryata najamnih radnlka
49, IA burzoaske poiitGare Il "noyoj i'm
domovini." Ne samo II "novoj i'm domovi-
nj" nego ii "slobodoliubeci Amerikanel
hrvatskog porijetla," pomazu bErzoaske
politiGare van 'nove i'm domovine" -
starom kraju.
IL tn svlhu su sc orgnizovali agent
hrvatske ameri6Ee burzoaziie kao nil
hova brata Sgbi - agent srpske @me-
y,yvS+ t4- :
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lzmedju ostalog on kaze ovo:

lzmedJu ostalog on kaze ovo:
"Ostvarenje odluka Teherana osgu-
Tati &c pobjedu Narodne Oslobodilacke
VoJske Jugoslavij. Upravo radi toga re-
re srpsM hrvatski fasisti zaiedno sa
ostalom americkom reakcijom, protiv his
toriJskog Teherana. Srpski odbranasi vi
de da &c sprovadjanjem IL zivot odluka Te-
herana jednom zauvjek odzvoniti njiho-
vom Nedicu, Fotitu Mhajlovicu osta-
Inn faslstitna, koji Sc nadaju da ce pono-
Vo zasJesti ma grbaci srpskog ostalog ma
roda Jugoslavije. Hrvatski pavelieevci i
frankovci, ala Domladovac, Stipanovic,
Dosen i Petrak dobro znadu da ce Sc os-
tvare1icm odluka Teherana odzvoniti
njihovom PaveliGu svemu onome sto on
predstavlja ="
Besumnje da ina fassta medju Srbi-
ma (srpskom burzoazijom i medju htvats-
kom buzoaziiom Min ina po celom sve-
tn - bgrzoaskom syetu. Ali je 1udnovato
da 'demokrati' Stalinisti drze svojm sre-
dinama "faSistiGke" ambassadors; da mai
veti "demohratski'' rredstavnici, koji vo-
de rat "protiv" fasizma", priznaiu fasis-
ticEe" Wade, pomazu in i primaju niiho-
We predstavnike ka0 svoje goste' Da isti
spobornici "damokratije' ma iednoi stami
vode rat 'protiv" fasizma, dol stovreme-
no primeniivaiu fasistio}e mere ma svoja
radn.ke koie Staiinisti +aeo whole-hearte-
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1914.
HITLEROV GOVOR

Govor sto ga je odrzao Adolph Hitler
znak proslave jedanaestogoaisnjice nacistitkog
rezima u Nemackoj kojega je obelodanio New
York Times so. januara, veroyatno &c Sc tuna
cit ma razne naeine Neki &c IL MENU vdeti
cisto ppopagandu ozivljenje morala neluackog
stanopnistva, neki &c pax tumaciti ga kao Hit
lerovu .labudovu pesmu' it'd Mama cini da
ie njegov goyor pomesan sa ,svacim, te da on
pribegasa, raznim trikoyima aganju, apelima,
7noleniu, izvrtanju fakata mnogo kojesta dru
2soga. 81
s, kao jedan "gangster' kcga ie opkolio kor-~
don poleije sa bombana j masinskim puska-
ma II nekoi .dascar izvan grada vidi da mu ne
ma spasa, on te pokuSat ia Sc brani sa oruz-
iem keje- mu je pri ruci, on &c plakati. molit}
i najposle pribegavat raznim trikovima III pre-
varama sarno da nekako umakne. Nlegoy go
vof pun je toga svega.
On kaze da ie Poljska napaa Nema5ku:
on naziva Rusiu sa istoka a ostale Saveznike
sa zaDada krmnalnm napada5rna; on kaze
da nacionani "soci ializam' ne moze sam spasti
Evropuo cd Jevreja "bol oliSevi6koe kolosa" (sto
je znak .prznanja poraza ratul on Sc noli
i Bogu; hvali Sc sa nacistiGkim postupcima i IL
lazavas sslni strah od Sovietske Rusije slede-
Gin recma: .Nosioci owe kuture Tnena4kel,
vodie naroda iscezh bi negde u stimama ba-
rustinama Sibirije, ako nebi bill svrseni prvo
sa kurs MON Il zavratak" On ie ustrasen Cd
toga, Sta bi Sc MENU njegovoj gangi dogodI-
10. ayko ~seveznici pobede On ocenjuje Sovjets-
ku Rusfiu kao iednu tako veihu silu koia bl Il
slueaju Savezni6ke pobede, okupirala celu Eg-
ropu itanistila ceiu evropsku kultaru ciriliza-'
ciju, a da joj Velika Britannia Amefika nebl
to mcgle spre5iti.
ako Sc hvalise sa postignuc.ma IL ovom
ratu podstrekava borbu do "pobede,' on ipak
VI d-i@@ da je izgubo rat sad pribegaVa
j e d n o m triku sa kojim da spase syoJu
kozu i da istovremeno V a i Saveznl-
Gina, pokusayajuci da okrene A m e
veliku Britan1ju protiv Sovjetske RusiJe. Me
govo precenjivanje Sovjetske Rusije kao jed
ne veike sile, narcotic Il idoloskcm smsll
koii ioi pripisuje, "Boljsevizam' slcno tomu,
lie moze nikoga obmanuti. Amerika Britannia
vrlo d6bro znadu da Sovjetska Russia nece
rredstavliati bas tako veliku slu kako je on o.
cenjuje 'Oni takodjer znadu da je to "strasilo
- bolisevizam - bar kod sluzbene Rustic ta-
kodjer odbaceno da danasnji Sovjetski tide
ali' koji su dobrim delom prosireni ma druge
evropske zemje, Il obliku Partizana, ne pred
stavljaju nikavu opasnost. Oni znaju da su
naprotiv, oni izigrai "bol ljsevzar1,' ne bolj-
sevizam njih, odvlaceci ga sasvim burzoasku
ideologiju Oni znadu da je tai "boljesevizam'
sad III onom istom procesu (ako ne gorem) kom-
promisa, kroz koji je prolazila Socijalna Demo-