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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03

Altoona REC. ' a.. MICHIGAN - avs g.,
CrEE roN IsG TODAY rP0H 90
An trN eA,---L. E4-thLt l-il z
BEACON REC. t u noe. ar $1,000 lev
ct.r-r, r Me.a SO ArsI07er t's7Uss
B9KL-0.D70Nt aa6 o''''' e. no s.a5 3.o
opts E1~lINe Ar stt rNtS
3d.. tts... ra.srst .,, 10" Cs-s'rl Lounge
CknNIIc faSt coseeesS
crfS Rp~ 1856 r0Dsf lSril I" AND
ttttR rv aLt DAY SAT- AND sun
CatsEI3ONBLY 80 :, Guys 1's
s..rta ,r 4a., r.rrn opso aIs,'
~. r.v Aaa b. F.. Dns' Dance
CrEST LANES 'os-f .1}s,s SO 90 s,y''
r..H.It rt.td., y.t Our stare est srt
rsfM tra-g. sfvtR a nuLL "o"f"t
DETROIT RECREATION , attsyt' "a a. sl.o
Open Bowling a. All lines!
nfYTrg Pr orute Ar BOSTON elyo.
Cpo7 Bovine TodaY-hIl Day!
GARDEN ESQ. ~ % .792rtI so "a $3.50
81. Dty SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
G7kND CENTRAL '" ~ ,t' !.yss oAS'
fa tsi a' 0H'sfatf alloys l0 os'r'f.
f,.s.s.' r.s.. po.afna Gus ara sfIssfrsr
C2ANDWIY REC. 'e4s ,.9 F'vts
s, rra-- SsA A"s,t Oyer e1su.a saturday
.s.f ~u.anfs eeaf.flI c0-sni Louros
G2EAT LAKES . % sAsg'D Ss ,,e,
css~ eo.u-r-.0 AHs,, i- Fo--u0th oo
~ sun hrsr ~ Ho r -tors'ah Bar
lupEpIbI prr GgSERAi WoroRs etoG.
lWl CnlHl htJ, CEHrBALLY LOCATED
% MODERN Alleys
oosa tsrr, nas J-fl Mlarie-' VA 9i9s.
UUKEIT'e s-- rRu~RUtL avs.
You Ate Always Welcome Here!
lVWL y OLV' .0 BOWLING ALLEYS
Cr-tfai ta... WuuN s|tt
fE fs't.'ar a. ta,tasr.
lUcYY STgEr g., GPtyo GHte ~
0rrs Bow ItND hAilY> fron m A. or
BRUNSWICK LhSts P'R
MT. ELLIOTT REC. '+' ~ VI So. tsl'o'i
o1fa Arr,, A ~ u-u p ara After
%. Sih on C0tta. Logras. Excellent Food
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-30

WANTED-USED CARS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-30
WyandOtte
Council
Proceedings
Wyandotte, Michigan
November %, 1874

november 70, 1894
Regular session of the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Wyandotte, the
Honorable Louis w. Benin, Mayor,
presiding.
Roll Call.
Present: Councilmen Brohl, Kelly,
Mason, Rouse, Schultz.
Absent: Councilman Burke.
Minutes.
MOTION by Councilman Mason,
supported by Councilman Rouse,
that the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting be dispensed with
and the same stand approved as
as recorded.
Yeas: Councilmen Brohl, Kelly,
Mason, Rouse, Schultz.
Nays: None.
Second Reading Of Ordinance BY
! Title.
AN ORDINANCE to Amend an
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance
to Provide for the Regulation and
Licensing of those engaged in the
business Of Fumigating or Disin-
fecting and Provide a Penalty for
the Violation thereof" as amended
THE CITY OF WYANDOTTE
ORDAINS:
Unfinished Business.
Communication from the Police
and Fire Commission with reference
to the order of Board directing ex-
animation Of certain police prison.
ers.
Miscellaneous Business.
Acknowledgement from Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Martin and Family Of
the expression Of sympathy of the
Mayor and Council. Received and
placed on file.
To Honorable Mayor
and City Council
Dear Sirs:
The City of Wyandotte, Post 1885,
Veterans of Foreign Wars is sub
hitting this resolution for your
consideration.
II proper legislation is not taken
at this time to safeguard these
servicemen and women who are
giving their all to protect us and
keep our country free from oppres-
sion, they will soon be forgotten in
the hustle and hustle of post war
activities.
We are asking your help so that
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-30

meeting held under date Of Novem-
Der 20, 1914.
John M. oCcsnor,
City Clerk
Referred to City Engineer and
Street Superintendent.
To the Honorable City Council
OF the City Of wyandotts
Gentlemen:
I herewith appoint the following
members Of the Veterans Land
Committee:
Councilman Harry q. Rouse
Councilman Louis Brohl, ST..
Councilman Richard T. Kelly
F. w. Iiddle
Edward W. Kane
Herbert P. Schendel
Respectfully.
Louis W. Benin, Mayor
Honorable Mayor and Council
City Of Wyandotte
Michigan
Gentlemen:
In order that Veterans who are
working may take advantage OF
the facilities offered by the Office
Of Veterans Affairs, we have de-
cided to keep the office open from
100 P. M. to 900 P. NJ. on THURSDAY
evenings until further notice.
Yours very truly,
Albert A. Payette,
Counselor, Office Of
Veterans Affairs
Received and placed on file.
Mr.. Ford Wagar
City Clerk
Wyandotte, Michigan
Dear Sir:
Pursuant to your request In your
resolution Of November Al, 1914, the
estimated cost of installing a water
main in Perry Place from Biddle
Avenue 10 the Detroit River is
100000.
Respectfully yours,
Municipal Service Com
sion, Henry A. Girardin.
secretary
Received and placed on file.
To the
Honorable Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen:
Relative to the communics ton of
Martin Lyvinsov pertaining 70 pro-
perty at the corner OF Lincoln-St.
Johns. and referred to me, / beg 70
report as follows:
There is a sewer located IN this
property about 40 feet north Of St.
Johns street, connected to this alley
going north. This sewer was in
stalled when the property concerned
was in the Village Of Ford and
therefore this office has no record
Of the proceedings.
II Is apparent 10 me, however,
that the sewer was installed at the
request Of the then owner OF the
property. II this is so, the city has
the right OF ingreSs and egress TO
repair and maintain. II this is not
so, the fact that the public now
have been located on this land for
great many years and used and
maintained as q public sewer the
public have statutory rights to the
land upon which the sewer 10 To-
Gated.
will however. recommend that
the City install new sewer along
the north line of the property in
question II the owner will dedicate
the north 1900 feet for alley pur-
poses.
Respectfully submitted,
F. W. Lddle,
City Engineer
Referred to Council.
To the
Honorable Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen:
Attached hereto please find deed
dated October 4, 1874 from the Wy
andotte Chemicals Corporation TO
the City of Wyandotte, for lands to
be used for Wyandotte General hos
pital and/or the Nurses Home.
II this meets with your approval
kindly authorize the City Clerk 70
have this deed recorded.
Respectfully submitted,
F. w. Lddle,
City Engineer
Referred TO Council.
Copy of Minutes Of regular meet
ing of the Public Welfare Commits =
sion of the City Of Wyandotte, held
November 10. 1914.
Received and placed on file.
Copy of Minutes Of meeting OF the
Workmen's Compensation Board Of
the City Of wyandotts, held No
vember "A. 1914
Received and placed on file.
Continued in Mondays Ddition)
Taxpayers Of Kings Lynn, Eng
land, have been asked 10 make sug-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO pair white ice skates, size 6
and Z; pr. black skates, size z;
one pair ladies Emma Jettick brown
oxfords. size BIB, like new; kitchen
sink. 214 Clinton st. (2597B)
TOYS-Juvenile breakfast sets, cup
boards, tables and chairs, dress
erS, cradles, wagons and other toys.
2104 18th. (2593B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-30

Taxpayers Of Kings Lynn, Eng
land, have been asked 10 make sug-
gestions for postwar city improve
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
10 Jap Planes
.DoWned in Raid
Over Mdrshd|Is

PEARL HARBOR, Ian. %
GNS)-SiXteen japanese planes
were destroyed and six probably
destroyed over Taroa atoll in
50-mile running fight Wednesday
afternoon. Admiral Nimitz an
nounccd today following the
greatest air battle over Japans
Marshall Islands since the Dec.
4 carrier raid.
Nine twln-engined bombers Of
the Seventh Army Air Force
raidcd Taroa and returned safely
despite the desperate efforts Of %
Jap fighters 70 intercept the at
tack
The l.. s. bomberS shot down
II enemy planes and probably
hagCed ono other en- route TO the
target.
After plaStcring Taroa'S storage
buildings and alrdrome facilities.
the bombers were pursued by Jap
planes. During the retiring fight.
which was covered by fighters,
five more Jap planes. including a
torpedo bomber, were shot down.
Five were probably destroyed
The same afternoon other me-
dunn bomberS Strafcd Imieu Is
land. IN the Jaluit atoll. without
Icee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Politics Peril Ballot
For $OEasierS-Rricker
lContinued from Page Twol

government out of the hands
Of the bureaucrats and put u
hack In the hands OF the elected
representatives OF the people Of
the United States.
THE Congress of the United
States belatedly appropriated
money Ia take care of those
who are being discharged from
the armed services, To fill an
obligation, 90 fulfill a duty Of
the government 10 those who
fight for its preservation.
Its not adequate tn the
great needs of the days ahead
Of course. hut " Is an express
sion Of q grateful nations duty
Ia those who have fought for
her. -.
Now there has been gkeat
deal Of discussion also about
the vote Of the soldiers that arc
enlisted In this war. Some
| 600, 900 OF he m. maybe
eight or nine million Of them
eligible TO vote.
The Congress of the United
States and tine administration
have too long delayed giving
authority for the soldiers vote.
II want to say Ia you that
when the authority is given 10
the states Of the Union 10 see
that they get the ballots IN
their hands, the states of the
Union will fulfill their obliga-
ton, and these boys will have
the chance 10 vote"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
.ThreeConvicted
Two Acquitted
In Riot Killing

Two eof lfc Youths changed
vim Having Moses klska. 81
ycar-oDd. Negro war worker dur
inc The Juno riots were acquitted
by a Jury of II women and one
man u Recorders Judge Corors
court last night
The three other defendants
were found guilty of man
slaughter
Acquitted were Anthony Safacc-
no l6 OF 2Sy1 Pierce 4nf Robot
Cattanc. l. OF 3l29 Elrnvood
Found guilty OF manslaughtcr
were Aldo Tram Is. of 1912
superior Ralph Tancrcdt. 20, Of
52S4 Chalmers, and Pvt Arntando
NaStantuon0, 20 Of 3366 Illinois.
The, Will bc sentenced l'ch %
Attorneys for the three defend
ants found guilty said they would
file = motion for a new trial
Judge Cotter ordered Frani,
Tancredi and Na>tartuono roe
fcrrcd 70 tho probation depart
mcnt and pSychiatrlStS before
they come before HIM for sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
MckINLEY STANDARDS

III America comes back 10
the standards of Mckinley, IL
the liberty for which he fought.
10 the vision OF free world
which was in his heart and
soul the DAY he died, il ever
10 come 60 pass We must take
the policy making power ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

Grams ot the war with spain,
SAID GOV Broker that under
William Mckinley the Philip
pine Islands we're brought un-
der the America flag, and un-
der the henfhcient government
of the United States were pre-
pared for ultimate indepen-
dence under their own flag.
"NOr need remind the vet
Grams Of the Spanish War that
with the help of Almighty God
the american people propose In
good time to drive out the in
vaderS who have temporarily
hauled down the American flag
in the Philippines and Ia re
store that hag. only To he
hauled down again when the
nag Of the Philippines goes mp
in triumph over "A free and
liberated people"
Justice Edward s Matthias nj
The supreme Court of Ohio m.
'roduccd Coy Buckcr. with q
clear alluSlon 20 the governor
candidacy for the Republican
fof. Pres tfrttt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

'arfa .es iy SIS eneae.ae sits. thsy taie mag
.ritfl 'a.s r their s'oiee ihfi'iy rteaine ise
concentrations Aeeeri-ie ehad ~ nature Ta,' r.sy
Al seem ttls iai e,s' tet telgA' eostfvfi iir
Oscrtts.' b4i Afior 81, chi g, ratase a ha.e-
IS the klrd * inatt1aai 'hs ntite nan 'rrs's 20
eg.i.! stiong totsfy These images and o'rets
a. ttem. have aidft and built NO false estimate
~ tAe Nf4ps aofral aud potential powers They
h,y. uahe y hard .er the 1f.'e man'fo SO ne Ne
$40 sats ihi asa haze ~ misconceptions
Thrsf trlirgs. IS propoGnted by nr. Oscrs'fcet
ale az great significance 70 an Negroes because in
fnfv a4e perhaps the key 10 the answer 20 the dis
rifNfe problems 81 creating the fghf point az view
a 30 RAfe man eve - he Nsgo minority q this
la4r'fy Il is printia.y ttrolef he written and
spns,n Uoga thar crron- ate made solid or ron-
4sai't fa' fes'cis ltf ff 'fai white children
samho 'iAtfle Bisrs Nrnho "Ie. Lr'e Me-
per.r later psaaga'te 20 "Tre Leorard srois' by
Thomas IiVCn and The Clars~ar also tom the
f|ro'.a al -Nerro pen q, niSor ard r. Margaret
Nnhel 'Gone with h vina@ The yoa'htu nhife
rarret he'p h.' have ne conception deeply rooted
"a hin thh' The N'sro s seiont-class beng unde-
serving of confemr's'an IS an clsa' IN any resfec'
ems wAfr found Intelligent ard aff.cula'e 20 BE- rec
paiasd ae fieas or fhet0mcnon dressed NJ m
par'y oo'h's and q; subject iov walters trade
wa he iat, apparent thar tho negro FOR some
strange lsssnn which after sii may not be strange
lls M h,tn sefv wolihc IN writing his own
hooks r.an fhst rhe burden q presenting the
Ntrfo tn fhc Npfd has hsnr lff almost exclusively
in ihf HANDS ~ whites. great group Of whom have
shown outright prejudice Ia their rcrigayais - Ne
gro llfe. and In most INSTANCES lack az asp 81
what be NeSro Is What Die asltos 20. and what the
fafuro holds for him based on his past. when
learned rrn like pr Oscrsfftet take time out no
write articles thar might prove ruide-posts for tho
handling ~ th's subject Images and the Norro'
ami then asks TO question. 10 orr writers Really
Know and Understand This American. e Is an IN
dcaiion ~ healthy condition thar prevails IN
quarters whore Toast expected e and whore much
good can pc generally u such Efforts are encour-
cred This discussion VII be continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
Christian Science

"Are Sin riseate rnd nesih
neal'' will DO the subject ~ ihr
Lesson sermon IN aii christian
Science churches thfonrhoui fhe
world on sunday October
The golden toti lpe soyesl ls
20 Lord My God cried unia
thee and thou hasi healed me- %
lord thou hast brought ur nv
soul from the grave thou hast
kept mo alive that should noi
20 down ~ tho nit
Among the Bible citations IL
his passage. Isaiah ils Como
now. and lei ns reason together
saith tho Lord ihoueh your sins
BE % scarlet ihee shat ho as
white as snow though they DO
red like crimson they shall De-
az wool
Correlaiivr passages 10 boz read
from the Christian Science text.
hook. "science aud Heai'h uiih
Key 10 me Scriptures hy Mary
Baker Eddy include the follow
INK ff7sl' Jesus is the name az
The man who moro than ali other
mon has presented CHRIST ihe
true idea Of God heaL.ns ihs click
and Tho SHINING aud destroying
the power Of death"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

The masters % old have talk
"a about peace Jesus Christ
came 70 establish peace ia he
hearts 81 men throush christian
81, One thinker said There can
Re 70 peace smother said
Peace & ia truly wonderful
People have orly talked about
reaee They have net even
thought about e and rsr,al-A
;hore can bs no 7fosram ;As.
breeds peaceful reia'lcrshlp un,
less peace arp'ies 20 Az people
There can ~ no Partial peace
II peace comes ~ eorftrrs
thar Sc 'he frognf work fnr
psacefu' relations r8s' 80 -
'horoush,y workable 90 tor-
p,s'e'v ai'raf'i's and 81 eli
Inclusive ,fa' 70 grogr ar
groups wiz r. is" 81. Every
race or reopie wns' drink from
tho common sNr.rs ,hs water
9; uaic-s'arf.rg arf tolerance
This common trirs fos Az
reorle r. understanding and
tolerance Should he - strong
ia. every rerse. evsrr riusrie
ana every h'onl vessel IN me
rhssicai hody srd Tho mental
rirf wiz he ssf2ra.ed and So
le--<a'urs'ed w,h eooa.wll'
yo.'h is tsnSh. ln Sunday
school ard other religions ar..
,it,es 'hsf Cod Is 70 resnecfnr
~ rers~ns. ina. Hs made al,
% rs ma, 10 ,ovss all ~ us
sNsf VIZ ~, our hrofhers kesp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
HOW WOULD
YOU LIKE
YOURSELF
By RUTH TAYLOR

Feeling low Discouraged, No
one appreciates you' You're mis-
understood
Siop looking from within Cot
ou.snc and examine yourself
from distance From that van
iare poinf-how would you like
Yourself.
You want Others 20 treat you
differently. Then Why not he
different
NJ one IS glad 10 SOC YOU
We'll whv not he so plcasan,
THAT osefvone who knows you is
happier with YOU than away from
you. Happiness Is corias'ous
and person who enjoys lifc
always has friends.
You never gef chance 10
show what you can do But do
su DO your BIZ in the little
jobs that como your way. Are
YOU faithful in small things Is
our work always good, Can
YOUR family and friends rely
on you
People treat you badly Did
you ever stop 10 think how
difficult Il IS 10 be rude 20 a
polite person who isn't looking
for trouble Take that chip of
your shoulder,
No one has confidence IN you,
Have you faith in Yourself
Learn how to do we'll what you
10 and he sure Of your own
ability Respect Yourself and
you will find other people will
take YOU on your own valuation.
But don't forget youil have 70
make good on that seif-esfima-
ton.
II YOU wan, different place
N the world. then make your
self different TO-DAY II IS up 70
YOU. No one can make you
iikcahle hut yourself II YOU
want consideration, he con-
siderate n YOU want friendli-
ness. be friendly.
Face the fact ~ how YOU'D
rppeer 10 yourself n you were
a stranger and then 60 "a a.,
II isn't 30 hard because u
does not have To he done all A.
once. And no matter how many
times Won fail there Is Away
tomorrow on which 10 hcrin
again
III give you present which
NAV help you. Once when things
were very dark for me and I
couldn't see step ahead. I
found this little paragraph AID
copied ~ on card which I
siill carry In my purse Try 81;
Il works
ANY one can carry his bur-
den. however heavy. tnl night
fall ANY ono can. do his work.
however hard. for ono day Any
onc can live swcetly. patiently.
lovingly. purely. I'll tho sun
GOES down. And this Is all that
life ever really means"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
LESSON IN
ENGLISH
BY W. l.. roRpoN
WORDS OFTEN NiSf SEn

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Ward. of,eu ui>,pelied
Adherence quality & .a,.i's
fasrt adhcrrcnis followers.
Douchc; pronounc" aoo''
IN 1901 Candid 'e y, l...', ran,
1 =. 49,. wr,rr ~ ,n.r and
COMPRESS, nichloridr observe
The chic pronounced kIo . '' !. y
no cauIlflower. oe.,r'' '''
"oro ~. ,'"' Inc. ard It
,s vours~ 10, ms increase our 'o-
cabulary bv mastering ono "oIa
each day Words FOR 'hi' lesson =.
TRANscENptN {, 80. s"'. ~clo,hsa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
BY EMMETT PHILLIPS
(F0R AMP

lost IN hell.
Man cannot escape ricgraiion Us either inte-
grafton VITA God IN heaven. Satan in hell White
and Negro souls arc In both places Pretty tough
for the an'i-Nogro white man 10 face an eternal
future With ~ hope for strictly white mans para
die. even hell Don' you feel sorry for him.
Neither DO l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

CURRENT
NOTES
cLosTER B. CURRENT


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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

falStor budlIce Jugoslayile. u eest7al -le us1oo
u ostalom. niie stna da mi ponizavan1o
1itu "do poslednjeg stupnia'. Mi nisrno sa
nj iednom reel prikazali Titu maniina nego
sto ON u stvari ieste II koliko Sc tice interesa
radniGke klase 3 to ie iedino sto mas inte-
resuje. Nj iedhu rec mi nisrno nienu
lagali. Nti ie iko u stanju navasti talVa Sta.
Ne samo Tito i njegov pokret, nego svi
tako-zvan partizani po swim ze2nliama, u
l-ln6ujuci a1nericke pseudoRomuniste SOW
ietsku birokia atiju Rusiii, dali su Sc otvo-,
reno prljavo Il slazbu naedjunarodnog ka-
pitaizma nazivaju ga "den2oLratskin'
Ma prvoj stranici u ovom broju, nalazi-
Sc alanak preveden IL Weekly People-a, pod
naslovom: "staEinisti igraju reazeionarnu u
logu" Oval 6lanak treba oprezno prolitati
Vide5ete Ii MENU da Sc rulnunsli i grcli
"komunisti odricu konuniznna na sve stra-
ne; da Sc niihos'i program nc ra2likuju cd
progran1a bugzoaslxih selia6kih stranaka Ii
beralf1ih stranaka; da cak izgledaiu sli6ni
nakirn njuiorsklrn naljezarsllim preduze6ima
VideGete dale da run1unsli '.komunisti'
zasticavaiu bivSe fasiste, gore nego i maj
Teakciorarnije burzoe / videcete da Sc sluz-
bena rasiia drzi vrlo ugladjeno uctivo pre-
ma rumunsl1im fasistifna trpi reakcionarnu
vlaiu, sastavlienu cd skoro san2ill realgcio-
rarnih genersla, koii ne6e da Lapse bivse
fasiste kolahoratore nacista.
Nema til nj iedne nalenlosti ista po-
gresnoga u drzaniu Radnitke Borhe nase
ostale partijske stanpe Socijalisticka Rad
njcke Partije Il opste, pren1a Jugoslaviji
SoVietskoj Rusiji, Grckoi. Rumuniii, Arnerici
i'd. Takozvani komunist nj "a slepce nisu
wise komunisti, a "a mas, sa iznzetkon neka-
dasnie Rusije Il donekle hekih drugih ma
zadniiih zemalia), nisu nikada nj bill ko-
munisti. Sada su svi iednaFzi svi su u sluzbi
medlunarodnog lzapitalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

brinos-a, direktora Stampe jaw
nih informacija "a E. A. M, koji
lie priznao da je on "komunist
i da je wise cd polovice E. A. M.
sastavljen cd ''komunista".
Ali, pisao je tai dopisnik, ME
gov opis onoga Sta on j grcka
Komunisticka partija hoce nije
zvucilo u opste kao komunizam
Stalina ~ niti komunizam Le-
nina iii Marksa -. Evo Sta je on
rekao: Grcki komunisti hoce re-
publiku u Grckoj, ne diktaturu
proletarijata, grcki komunisti ne
sce radikalne ekonomske prone
ne, takve kakve SUI izvrsene u
Rusiji, ali oni hoce nacionalizo-
vati izvesne velike banke, moz-
da takodjer rudnike, transpor-
taciju, komunikaciju, gnojevnu
industriju i nekoliko drugih tes-
kin industrija u Grckoj. Grckj
komunisti hoce pojedinaena kuc-
ma vlasnistva zemlje, ali kolek-
tivno prodavanje j procesovanje
poljoprivrednih produkata sa-
glasno sistemu koji zvucase kao
rnjuiorska mlekarska industrial
Komunisti neee sovjetski sisten1
indirektnih izbora centralne
kontrole lokalnih vlasti -. Sire
ma politika E. A. M. jeste 'po-
vracanje' grckoj vlasti ostrva Do
decanese, koie je Italia uzela Cd
Turske u 1911. ispravljanje bu-
garske granice, da Sc sprece bu-
garski napadi ma Grcku". U O.
vome, E. A. M. 'komunisti" razi-
laze Sc samo Il stepenu cd otvo-
reniIh podupiraca klasno-pode-
ljenog drustva u Gr6koi organi-
zovanih Il E. d. E. S. (Grcka De
mokratska Nacionalna Armiia)
Oval dco grckog politickog pred
stavnistva klasnog drustva L
Grckoi pozdravlja otvoreno bri-
tansku kontrolu pribelezeni su
da rade ma prisajedinieniu Do,
dacanese ostrva Grckoj, grcko-
nastanieni deo Albanije "neke