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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16
The Smyrna Times
Phone 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Published Every Thursday Morning by
e. d. HoFFECKER. Owner and Propri-
etor.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker, July 5,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10, 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeck-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
Der "a. 1899.
ADVERTISEMENTS The Smyrna Times
Ks the business medium not only for the
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bracing the towns of Clayton. kenton,
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nnemoriam articles, 10 cents per line per
issua-
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
IL represents and the State of which 1t
Is a part. II elso gives the Items of
Importance of the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland.
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aware. as Second Class matter.
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In advance.
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heartaches. Such a mother runs
more dangerous risk than that Of
merely boring her friends. She may
even, by relating the details Of Phyl-
lis encounter with some youthful
wolf. get story circulating around
town that Phyllis is not quite nice
Moreover Phyllis soon gets the idea
that Mother Is not to be trusted.
and thereafter tells her nothing.
Mother, having lost Phyllis con-
ddence, can never get it again, and
the results are sometimes heart
breaking"
For women who are inclined to
become conversational bores where
their children are concerned, the
writer has excellent advice:
IF you want to stand out as
pearl among mothers" she writes,
don't rely entirely on your children
to be interesting. Increase your con-
versational range. You'll be sur
prised to find that people will begin
to tell you nice things about your
children, If they don't have to be
afraid Of starting an avalanche Of
r,r>ii'' 4'>--lote."
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

IN the near future, airplanes which
are now able to fly blind between
airports will also be able to make
blind landings in fog as thick as
London's and therell be no danger
of collision. When the pilot of the
future approaches his destination
and finds the airport hidden under
a blanket of fog, instead of having
to fly on to the nearest open field
he will merely turn on his cleo
tronic blind landing equipment, &C.
cording to w. c. White, General
Electric electronic engineer.
Through his head-phones the
pilot will hear signals guiding him
to point for the start of his glide,
for the perfect descent that will
bring his planes wheels down on
the concrete runway" White ex-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

Especially is this so in the case
Of women with unmarried daughters,
who conf1de to their friends the de-
tails of their daughters friendships
with prospective suitors, according
to Dorothy Walworth in an article,
your Wonderful Children" in the
February issue Of Good Housekeep-
Ing magazine.
While listeners are not likely to
repeat what a fond mother says at
great length about her infant chill
dren, girl Of manageable age may
well be the subject Of harmful dis
cussion which was set in motion by
an overly talkative parent.
In addition, the daughter herself
will resent having her mother
broadcast details Of her latest ro-
mantle attachment and will with
draw into herself and tell her mother
nothing.
Phyllis has annexed beau or
beaux," the writer states. Mother
is so thrilled; it's just like being
young again. II ter regales the
neighborhood with stories of Phyl-
lis phone calls, flowers, dates, what
Phyllis told her about the Hender-
son boy. Phyllis triumphs and
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

much more important than pay
call" So when you stop to think
of it, 1 dare say that all the pals
you named in your letter will soon
be reading it themselves at their
respective stations in the European
and South Pacific Areas. And they
will all be glad to know how you
are making out here in the States
since your return. In this way
news travels to many of the known
parts of this world, and you have
done your bit to help keep it NOV
ing along.
We're all pleased to know that
you will have the opportunity to
enjoy Mrs. Slaughter's companion
ship as soon as you are settled in
your new college course. This, by
the way, has transpired since re-
ceiving your communication. 1t
will be noted that Lees latest adj
dress is listed in the Change of Ad-
dress column this week. He is
now an Aviation Student at the
University of Arkansas, Fayett-
vile, Askansas, so address your
mail accordingly.
The very best of luck to you Lee,
and may you continue to meet
with the fullest measure of sue
cess during your college training
period.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

plains. Before his eyes on the way
down there will be an illuminated
screen, much like the screen in a
television set. On that screen from
second to second will flash unmis-
taxable signals, telling him whether
he is losing altitude fast enough or
too fast. He will know just where
he is at every instant, not how high
above sea level, but how high above
the airport. All the distractions his
plane must clear will be known in
coming in to happy landing"
Although it sounds like fantas-
tic dream, it's coming true. Several
blind landing systems are being de-
veloped by various government and
private agencies. All of them de-
pend on the magic power of cleo
tronic tubes not unlike the tubes
in your radio set.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16
Want to learn
a skill :?

WOULD YOU like to be a ra-
dio operator, a skilled ste
nographer, an airplane me-
chanic, an expert driver?
In the Women's Army Corps
you have a chance to get valu
able Army notwithstanding
that may pave the way to big
ger pay, better jobs after the
war.
TODAY find out about all the
WAC offers you-the interest
ing jobs, the chance to meet
new people adm see new places,
and to help your country.
APPLY at any us. Army Re-
cruiting Station. Or write: The
Adjutant General, 4415 NUM-
tions Bldg, Washington %,
D. C.
(Women in essential war in
dustry must have reelase from
their employer or the us. EN-
ployment Service.)
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

No. 1-Percheron Horse, 13 years
old.
No. BLACK Mare, 4 years old,
not broken.
No. 3-Black Mare, ID years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Sulky Cultivators, Oliver Trac-
tor Plows, 14-in.; Thomas Disc
Drill, 3-horse; Drag HARROW, Disc
Harrow, Mccormick, Deering Man
lie Spreader, Wood Roller, Oliver
Riding Pillow, No. 10 Oliver Plow,
No. 83 two-horse Plow 2 hand cul-
tivators, wheat fan, 1 " H. P. John
Deere Gas Engine, 2-spout corn
shelter, MISUNDERSTANDING Now
er, Mccormick Deering Binder,
8-ft. cut; 2-horse wagon and rig
ging, forks, shovels, straw knives,
jack screws, carpenter tools, har-
ness, single and double trees, pump
jack, 2 sets wagon WHEELS, lot scrap
iron, boat, lot rat traps, grindstone,
2 lard presses, chairs, lot of little
articles, clover seeder, cross cut
saw, bell, and many other things.
Household Furniture and Dishes
TERMS CASH
e. T. GRAHAM
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

You were perfectly correct,
Martha Steller, Dribbles did omit
your brothers Company and In
fantry Regiment when he publish
ed his latest address under the date
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16
Mothers Excess Pride Can
Impair Children's Future

Everyone has met the mother whose topic conversation
the traits displayed by her infant offspring and
extent make allowances for her creative pride
But there type of mother who that pride into the
adult years her offspring many directly mpars
their future through her garruly.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

Thanking you for your trouble,
/ remain
Yours truly,
Martha Steller
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
My brothers address which was
published in the last weeks issue
of The Smyrna Times was not
complete. His Company and. his
Infantry Regiment were omitted.
Here is his complete address: Cpl.
Louis Steller, A. S. N. 32265586, A.
P. o. No. 85, o Postmaster, New
York City, New York.
I expect you have received my
other letter telling you about Louis
arriving in North Africa. I receiv-
ed letter from him this past
week, written February 4th, in
which he again remarked that he
was "just fine" as usual.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

invite them to drop an old ex-sailor
a line whenever they can find a bit
of spare time on their hands. 1
would be glad of the opportunity
to share a part of my time with
them whenever they drop anchor in
the home port. And thank you,
Mr.. Houtman, for your continued
helpfulness.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16
Seattle. washington

Mr.. Houtman, for your continued
helpfulness.
Seattle, Washington
Dribbles, Inc.
Smyrna, Delaware
Gentlemen:
L thank you very kindly for your
greetings and good wishes at
Christmas. Your words of en-
couragement are an inspiration to
greater efforts. All of us out here
are counting on the support which,
happily, we are receiving gener-
ously from people like yourselves.
Very truly yours,
Alban Valasquez
Cpl. Alban Velasquez
A. S. N. 32415722
A. P. o. No. 727, o Postmaster
Seattle, Washington
Corporal, Dribbles was indeed
glad to hear from you, and we
know that many of our readers
will remember you, once they read
your letter, from the time when
you were employed at the st. JOS
eph's Industrial School for Boys, at
Calyton, Delaware.
Some of your friends, who live in
this area, are no doubt keeping in
touch with you during your period
of Service. And, if this be true,
we feel assured that even greater
number would be pleased to have
you write in to this column to let
them know first handed how the
U. S. Army life is treating you up
there in the colder parts of the U.
S. A. Here's hoping that you will
form a habit of dropping in on us
whenever you have something of
interest (that will not be censored)
to report. Meanwhile, we trust
that all goes well in your part of
the world, and that you are going
we'll with it. Best of luck to you
Corporal Velasquez, and may you
enjoy a successful career in the
Service.
Many thanks to Mrs. James
Ralph Coverdale, Clayton, Della
ware for sending in her husbands,
my friends, change of address re-
Gently. This was printed under the
date of February oath. Unfortun-
ately, on U. S. Navy addresses, no
ships name is allowed to be listed
in publication of this sort. Any
one wishing the full address of any
Navy Boys listed in this column,
please write in direct to Dribbles
for more complete details. At
present, this is the only way this
service can be extended to our
readers. Please give our very best
to Ralph the next time you are
writing, Mrs. Coverdale. Tell him
that a First Glass Fireman should
be able to think of something rath-
er on the warm side to write in
about. How about it sailor?
Taylors Bridge, Del.
Dribbles Editor
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
Just a few lines to tell you that
1 received word about three weeks
- 7
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where in North Africa. He said
that he was feeling just fine and
was enjoying the nice African
weather.
Here is his present address: Cpl.
Louis Steller, A. S. N. 322655S6,
A. P. o. No. So, C Postmaster,
New York City, New York.
Yours truly,
Martha Steller
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16
Taylor's Bridge, Del

Taylor's Bridge, Del.
Dribbles Editor
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
Just few lines to tell you that
I received word about three weeks
ago from my brother, Louis Steller,
telling me of his safe arrival some
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

Soldier. it has been mighty nice
bearing from you. This, according
to the records, marks your first en-
trance here in the column as a con-
tributor. 1t is to be hoped that
you will look upon your first letter
as start only, to be continued
from there on until this war is
over. and final victory is ours. AS
you have remarked" Mail call is
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-16

X X X X X X X X X X
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1914.
PRVIH sEST MESECI

Opisuiuci borbe u Jugoslaviji, koje su
sve do takozvanog oslobodjenja vodjene IL
medju politickih grupa, radje. nego protiv
nacista i okupatora, mi smo naglasavail da !
jedna j druga grupa Mihajloviceva II
tova = imaju .strogo u vidu kontrolu poll
tickle vlasti, prvih dana nakon pobede. Prvih
sest meseci iii jednu godinu kontrole politlcke
vlasti u rukama ma koje grupe, znaci menu
politicku pobedu mad swim ostalima.
Poznato je da su izmedju dive pomenute
grippe vodjene zestoke borbe, tako 'stras-
tveno i uporno", da SUI "odbacivai borbu
protiv provalnika da bi posvetili svoju ener-
giiu ma sve-veci razmer borbe jednih protlv
drugih". (zivko Topalovic.) Gill je bio jedne
grupe da utuce drugu j obratno, Ito pre-
"~oslobodjenja"'. cak i njihovi napadi ma ma
cisticke i fasisticke sile, cesto SUI izvadJanl,
ne prvenstveno da Sc prognaju okupatori Ito
lie i tako bila besmislica i nemoguce) nego da
Sc oglase kod saveznika i da dobiju p%oliticko
priznanje cd Nth. Sto Sc u tim napadlma ma
n~aoruzane okupatore izgubilo pc nekollko.
stotina, iii hiljada, n~enaoruzanih, golih, boslh
i gladnih ljudi, to nije bio vazno "a owe
politicke aspirante, II. oportuniste. y ovom
Sc Tito pokazao daleko vestiji cd Mihajlovica
i onih koji Sc oko MEGA okupljahu.
Politicka vlast prvih sest meseci Cd
neizmerne je vrednosti "a one koli ]e u
grabe. Ovo narcotic potvrdjuje razvitak 81
tuaciie danas u swim 'oslobodjenim" zem-
llama. Grupa, koja je ma vlasti, u stanju ]e
da "procisti" celu ~situaciju u svoju korist;
da pohapsi i poubija sve one koji Sc protive,
iii u koje Sc sumnja da Sc protive, njenoJ
vlasti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21

Bacaju varnice u gasOlin

"Amerikanski Srbobran" cd 13. de-
cembra doneo je APPEL "a spas demo-
kratije j junackog srpskog naroda u Ju-
goslaviji', koji je zauzeo celu jednu
(prvu) stranicu i pola druge. APPEL SUI
upravile nekoliko srpskih organizacija
ma predsednika Roosevelta, ma Ujed;-
meme Nacije i ma celu americku stanpu.
U tom apelu Sc trail da %saveznicke
sile sprece "hapsenja i ~proganjanja ST.
ba" cd "Titine diktature" u Jugoslaviji;
da saveznici prime Mihajlovicevu vols
ku u svoje redove; j da Sc dade srpskom
narodu pravo ma samo-opredelenje, tt.
da Sc Srbija j ono sto je srpsko odcep'
cd danasnje Jugoslavije it'd.
Jugoslavija je danas puma eskplo-
zivnog gasolina, i gotova je da zapocne
jedan sveopsti gradjanski rat, kojeg ras-
piruje z~avadjena b~urzoazija tamo, a srps-
Ike organizacije u ovoj zemlji, pred
vodjene cd srpskih burzoa i oportunista,
bacaju varnice u tai gasolin.
Tito i njegovi "progresivni' jugo-
slavenski kapitalisti i oportunisti "ceiste-
ci" zemlju cd svake opozicije, putem
zatvora i streljanja, potpaljujuci sve wise
situaciju u korist gradjanskog rata, a
americki Srbi, ii. srpski obmanjivaci,
svesne iii nesvesne sluge srpske burzoa-
zi;e, ovde potpaljuju situaciju S druge
strane i rezultat moze jos biti, jedan ia
kav pokolj u Jugoslaviji kakvog ~istorija
ne pamti.
A zasto? cato da hi Sc skinuo sa
vlasti jedan ugnjetac i stavio drugi.
Mi cinimo APPEL protiv toga apela ma
srpske radnike u America, ma hrvatske
i slovenacke takodjer, da ne podupiru nj
jednu nj drugu burzoasku grupu, vec da
prezru i jedne i druge - Titovce i Mi
hajlcvicevce - te da Sc pripreme "a
konacnu borbu -obaranja kapitalizna
ovde u America. A radnici i ~seljaci u
Jugoslaviji, trebaju da Sc okrenu protiv
jecnjh i drugih i ola krenu II pravcu
cbaranja svojih ugnjetaca tamo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
Kriza je kod vas a ne u
EngleskOi

Cd kada je britanska voiska. Ia
jedno sa oruzanom silom grcke reak-
CHE, napala mase u Grckoj i n~emllosrdno
in ubija, pseudokomunisticka "Slobod-
ma Rec" Sc okrenula protiv Britaniie.
Ona grdi Britaniju "a oval oruzani ma
pad u broju cd IL. decembra, u clanku
sa naslovom "Nije kriza u Grckoi nego
u Engleskoj".
Ovo dolazi, tex nakon sto su ran
govorili vec oko cetiri godine da "kriza
nije u Engleskoj"; da Sc Engleska bori
"a slobodu malih naroda. Mi nisno cd
Engleske nista bolje nj ocekivali. Mem
kapitalisticki i imperijalistitki interest
nalazu da tuce narod a ne ola ga OSLO
badja.
Ali "Slobodna Rec" nije tako do
sada govorila. Ona je stvarala kod rad
nih masa poverenje u Englesku, u Anne
riku, u Rusiju.
Kada hi imali j malo postenja, ured-
nici IS. R." hi bacili pero u kos covered:
mi ne znamo Sta pisemo, mi sve sto
pisemo nije istina i zapetljamo i sebe
i nase citaoce u milione protivrecnosti
da nismo u stanju IL Min nikako izici;
izrazavamo pc nekada, iii uvek, takve
gluposti da i'm sc i sami divimo i ne
mamo nikakva samo-postovania da Sc
stidimo tih gluparija i svakovrsne zbr-
Ike pojmova. Necemo wise pisati."
Ovo bi bile prve razumn reel koje
hi oni napisali, ako hi in napisali.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21

redjena Ia sve protestante u Parizu,' saptase on meni;
skasapljenje ina otpoeeti u zoru. Moja n%ecakinja, So
barica vojvotkinje Cd Neversa, pricula je neke reel o
zaveri; ona pozuri da meme opomene. ia sam obavestio
svu naSu bracu koji SUI ovde ma konaku. Oni SUI svi
pobegli. Tvoja jedina mogucnost da izbegnes pokolj
jeste da Sc prisajedinis prvoj grupi ubica koje susret-
mes; moraS Sc pretvarati da 81 jedan cd Min; mozda
ces ma putu biti u stanju da naidjes ma nekakvo mesto
sigurnosti. Ia znak medju NINA oni imadu krst cd
belog papira p~ricvrscen "a njihove sesire, rukavi belih
kosulja navuceni kao rukobrani ma rukave cd kaputa.
Njihova lozinka je: bog Kralj!" Bel! Bel! Neka te
Gospod zastiti! Zahvaljujuci mojoj n~ecakinji ia imam
sigurno skloniste u palati cd Neversa.' Kada gostionicar
davase meni owe ~poslednje upute, kroz moi prozor,
koji ia ostavih otvoren u toj avgustskoj vrucoj j
.napornoj noci, udjoSe glasovi velikog zvona sa p~alatskog
zvonika. Glasovi ~izgledahu da iskacu cudno il duboke
tissine u kojoj grad beSe ~obavijen. To je znak "a
kasapenje!' viknu moi gostionicar, napustajuci sobu
magic i sapcuci njegove p~oslednje opomene meni: Bel!
Nenas nj minuta ma raspolozenju; moja kuca je "a
belezena! Cd jednom &c biti n~apadnuta Cd kasapa!'
Veliki Boze - viknu Theresa, mlada supruga
Louis Renneponta, pritezuci memo dete strastveno ma
svoje grudi j nemogase Sc zadrzati Cd suza. | oslovi ME-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21

oele krstove ma njihovim sesirima i njihove ruke behu
u rukavlma cd kosulje. Oni vitlahu kopljima, sablja-
ma Jataganlna klicahu: Bog i Kralj! Poubiiaimo!
PoublJaJmo sve Huguenote!' Tada Sc oi okupiSe u
grippe, povukose Sc do izvesnih vrata koja behu obele-
zena znakom belog krsta izradjen sa belom kredom.
udarase ma Nth slomise i'll nasrnuse deruci Sc: Ubii-
mo- Ubimo sve Huguenote!
Hitajuci u pravcu Admiralovog prebivalista. ia
videh battalion gardskih strelaca gde okrenuse ma,
bethlsy ullcu. Irupu je predvodio mladi vojvoda Henry
od CHA, pracen cd njegova ujaka Aumale j bastarda cd
Angouleme, brata Charlesa TX. Sva tri behu odeveni u,
ratne oklope. Pazi nosahu zapaljene svetiljke pred nil,
ma. Medju vojnicina bese pomesan veiki broj kato,
ickih ubica, prepoznatih pc znacima koje sam ia
takodjer nosio. ia Sc pomesah s NINA. Gomila stize prad
Collgnyevo prebivaliste. Vojnici lupahu ma glavna
Wata sa kundacima svojih pusaka. Vrata Sc otvorise
cdmah. U prkos netom pokazane odanosti, svi sluzeSir4
lludi Colignya zateceni u koridoru dvoristu jedno-
vremeno behu osudjeni ma smrt. CHI bastard cd
Angouleme, ~opkoljeni Cd svojih paza, ostadose vani
pred proeeljem kuee u podnozju hodnika, CHE stepenice
yodjahu u pridvorje.
Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21

nog supruga:. "Ti 81 ovde, blizu w mas, cvrst siguran, ia
sam slab prijatelj! ia jos drhcem. ia placem ma po-
misao O groznim mukama koje 81 morao izdrzati. Da Ii
81 sledio gostionicareva uputstva, prihvatio katolicke
make?
To bese moja jedina sigurnost. ia izrezah krst
cd belog papira prilepih ga ma moi sesir; otsekoh rukav
cd mole kosulje i provukoh moju desnu ruku kroz
mega; tada iskocih ma ulicu. Ona jos bese tina i
nenapunjena. Ali s%provodna zvonenja sa svih pariskih
crkava u to vreme p~ridruzise Sc zvuku ~palatskog zvo-
ma, koje tada najglasnije zvonjase. Prozori Sc otvarahu.
Malo pc malo svetla Sc ma NINA pojavljivahu.
-Prokletstvo. ma pariski narod! zavika Odelino-
va udovica. - Izgleda da vecina cd njih behu saucesnici
u kasapenju!
Jao, da, matt! Ma njihov vecni sram, cinjenica
Sc mora priznati; narod Pariza bese saucesnik Charlesa
TX. i mas kasapin! Narod i poveliki dec burzoazije,
buduci zabunjeni fanatizmom ~kaludjera, uzimahu uees-
ca u k~asapenju. Nekoji, popuStajuci pred strahom da
budu osumnjiceni, pokoravahu Sc naredbama nadlez-
nika i stavSe svetla ma njihove prozore ma prve glasove
udarajucih zvona koja su Gull: Moja prva misao
beSe da odletim kod Admirala j da ga obavestim o
planiranom kasapeniu. Kada ra;1ieh ~ D~4l:-- .-r-.,
ia uviden lJude gue ziaze II nekohko kuca; svi nosahu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
razluk j laganje da bi osigurale svoju po-

razluk laganje - da bi osigurale svoju po-
bedu u danoj zemlji.
Ne zalimo takozvane kolaborase, nltl
simpatisemo sa slugama kapitalizrna ma %
VOL strani, ali zaista moramo reel da nesret-
cd "demokratskog' i nacistickog terora. MOI
da &c il ovog meteza, licemerstva i neposte-
MIA svih postojecih grupa, iskociti ma po-
vrsinu jedan strogo revolucionarni radnicki
pokret, koji &c povesti borbu "a un~istenje
cele te kapitalistieke mesavine i ~zlocinackog
drustvenog sistema kapitalizma.