davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Nazi Reports Indicate
Turks Will Announce
Break Wednesday
~ the Associated Press.

LONDON, July 31.-German
reports indicated today the Nazis
had given up all hope OF holding
any strings on Turkey. They
predicted the Turkish govern
ment would announce Wednes-
day plans for breaking off eco
nomic and diplomatic relations
with the Reicch.
There were indications. too, that
the Germans were losing their grir
on Bulgaria.
The Nazi news agency, Trans
ocean, said in a Berlin broadcast
that German newspapers were car
rying full reports from Ankara and
Sofia and had mentioned the posi-
bility of the Allies getting air and
naval bases in Turkey. This was an
apparent effort to ease the shock
at home in the event Turkey takes
steps that may lead to her becom-
ing an active belligerent on the
Allies side.
Nazi Diplomats Book Passage.
Earlier the official news agency,
DNB, said the Turkish National AS
sembly would be informed on
Wednesday of decision to break
diplomatic and economic relations
with the Reich. Dispatches from
Ankara said German diplomats were
booking passage out of the country
DNB went to the unusual length
Of saving it had obtained it's infor-
nation from Soviet Russian sources
in Sofia. 1t added that Turkey
would be asked to grant the Allies
facilities for air and naval bases,
and predicted Turkeys participation
in the war would come as a matter
of course.
Reports reaching London from
1stanbul said the Bulgarian govern
ment had agreed to the opening of
Soviet consulates at the Black Sea
ports of Varna and Burgas, which
until recently had been virtually un-
der German control.
Nazi press comments, while carry
Ing veiled threats. adopted an ap-
pealing tone in warning Turkey she
was making mistake"
Won Papen Moving Furniture.
Hitler's Voelkischer Beobachter
said London and Washington were
"seconding Bolshevism in attempt
Ing to shake Turkeys vigilant Mos
cow policy and to misguide the
Turkish peoples attitude toward
Germany, which has always been
friendly and profitable for both
countries"
Transocean said the Turkish Am
bassador to Berlin. Saffet Arikan,
who has been vacationing in Istan-
bul, was expected to arrive in An
kara today. All other diplomats were
reported gathering in the Turkish
capital, Transocean added land the
possibility of important Allied de-
mands having been put forward to
Turkey is not to be excluded. A de-
cision is expected Wednesday,"
An Ankara dispatch said the Ger
man Ambassador, Franz Won Papen,
began moving his furniture from his
private residence in Ankara, the
former Czechoslovak Legation build
ing, to the central German Embassy
building. This might indicate. in the
event of a diplomatic break, that
Turkey planned to recognize the
Czechoslovak government.
All Turkish newspaper editors
we're reported to have been called
for a conference with the govern
ment today and Ankara buzzed with
reports they were to be informed of
the governments plans to break re-
lationS with the Reich
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

vaju svoiu krv daiu svoJe DO
lare. samo cato da bi omoguelll ola
i'm burzoaziia uzjasi na ledla
da in dale tiranise.
Borba koju jugoslavenski radnl-
e; moraiu da vode danas, Jeste
borba "a oharanje svake bnrzoas-
ke vladavine IL Jugoslaviji isto ta-
lso. kao Il ovoj zemlji / "a uspo-
stavu proleterslog slstenla, koJl
znaci oslobodjenie radnika ! od
partizanshe cetnieke burzoazlJe
cd svih drugih.
Posto pitanja niie bilo presto
Sc ma kolekciju, koja je kako sledl
Z. Malivuk $500. Po S1.00: 2.
Zaric L. Stefanovic, S. Antuno
vic, Steva Dadcvi6, E. Segedinski
r. Bible, M. Tonic, N. Djurdje.
vic, J. Tesie, l.. i NJ. Petrovie. \
Petosevic, J: Mite, M. Kapie j J
Stepanov. Z. Lake, Is. Pc so: S
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa /. stranel

(NaStaVak Sa /. StTane@
nego pobeda b de nasa. Ia sada mi
samo i1namo nadu Il pobedu." Sa
poslednjom recenicom on mas stra-
81. govore5i da ga sada mi samo
inamo nadu pobedu,' da bi uci-
Mo utisak da mi, mozda necen1o
nj dobiti rat ako odmah ne usvo-
limo konsAripciju radnika.
Kad bi upravo bilo istina da
ratne operacije ne uspevaju maj
holje. to jos nebi znacilo da su
radnici krivi zato. Radnici rade
swim silama i sve sto god mogu
da proizvadjaju ratni drugi ma,
terijal. A. ako rat ma suprot toqa
ipak ide tesko, to je zbog toga Ste
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

TIA "crkva" Ia "uniforma,' zvu-
ci kao da bi on mogao biti Jedan
cd pobornika ultramontanske ka-
tolicke masine, CHA vlast i povias-
tice pre- nekih desetak godlna be-
hu unistene u Meksici. L ostalom'
mozda ie pomeSano obadvoJe ma
cizam ultramontanizam; manti-
jasi su u staniu da stvaraJu veze
i sa nacistima. u svakom slucaJu
tai atentator ie morao biti neke
vrste veliki reakcionaTac, jer Mex
siko ina prilicno liberalnu upraVu
Cd kada su ultramontanci progna'
nj.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Sa vecerinke
Milwaukee, Wis.

u nedelju 10. marta, mas Ogra-
max je priredio vecerinku u >nasem
stanu, 824 So. 10th st. Poseta je
bila dobra i oval put. Ma ovoj
vecerinki, imali smo dobru muziku,
dcbropoznatu u nasem gradu, wi
la.
u yecer odrzati su pozdravni
govori. Ma jugoslavenskom jeziku
govorio je drug M. J. Golubic, a
ma engleskom drugarica Gorgia
Cozzini.
Pored govora, imali smo kra-
tax program, ma kome je mlada
Anna Mary Jonas, otpevala neko-
liku krasnih j milozvucnih pesa-
ma. Lusil Kemuetz Justina Tim,
otsvirale SUI u violinu duet. Pro-
gram je izveden ma zadovoljstvo
svih prisutnih i sa odobravanjem.
A posle programa sledila je We
cera sa mnogo vista ukusnih jela
narcotic sa obiljem domacih ko-
laca. Nakon svega, programa
pcvora, nastavilo Sc igrom ito sve
do ponoei uz gorepomenutu mu-
ziku "Vila".
Cist prihod sa owe veeerinke IL
nasa $1O0.
Sledelai drugovi i drugarice po-
klonise raznim predmetir1a "a
sto bolji uspeh vecerinke: M. j.
Goluhic, T. Vidakovic, S. Munjek,
N. Ponovic TIL. Karloyic. U hra-
nj. NJ. Kelenic, A. Vidakov'c, A
suprina, TIL. Karlovic, H. Munjek,
F. Diakulcvie TIL. Pacovski.
Prilagacima, predmetima, hra-
nj it'd, kao devoikama, Anna
Mary Jonas Luil Kemoetz JUS
tint Tim, pa svima drugim, Ogra-
max Sc najlepse zahvaljule.
S. Diakulcvic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Sa skupstine
Akron, @.

Mas Ogranak ie odredio da Sc
cdrzi skupStina ma %. marta, u
Srpskom Domu. na koioi da govori
drug L. Petrovic IL Clevelanda, 0
temi: "Reakcija 'revolucija' u
Jugoslaviji".
Ma dan skupstine, bas po podne,
pocela je kisa padati, sneg, vetar
j sve IL iedared jos uztp zima.
Ali na suprot svemu skupstina Sc
ipak odrzala, premda ia poseta BIZ
Ia mala. .,s
Drug govornik ie svoju tenlu
razradio ma vrlo iasan ropula-
ran nacin. Govor ie traiao iedan
sat DO. Celia ova borba koia sc
vodi i ovde II starom kraju IL
medju pristalica partizana Get
nika, verno je prikazana, tacno
onakvom kakva ona ieste, t.. bur-
zoazija protiv burzoazije. Govor-
nix je potkrepio svoje argumente
sa samim recima vodja tih struJa
i sa z;vim primerima il te borbe.
lSadasnie, kao buduce ekonomsko
stanje Jugoslaviie, jasno je lstaRT
nuto ustanovljeno vrlQ loglcnp
Ida Sc nova Jugoslaviia nece Il
sustini razlikovati od stare Jugo-
slavic. osim sto &c kao rezulta'
rnistenia ration mace -zaduze-
nosti velikim silama biti u toliko
! los CORA. Programe jedne dfu-
/ ee struie, vezao je direktno ia "a
terese -iedne iii druge grupe ! pfi-
kazao in kao burzoaske / u .sva-
kom pogledu protivradnicke. Ju-
goslavenska burzoazija tarao
ovde nastoii da upregne jqgosia-
iyenske radnike Il svoja kola ca
vode tn "a njih beznadeznu bpr-
bu. cd koje &c Sc konaeno koristlt'
| iednim delom ona, jugoslavenska
burzoaziia, drugim delom kapi-
| tai velikih zapadnih zemalja. JAS
no lie istaknuto da Sc nastoji JOS
/ iedan put prevarati jugoslavenske
radnike, kao sto je bio slucaj Y
! proslom svetskom ratu, da prole
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
NaSi dopiisii
Sa veCerinke
Detroit, Mich.

Klub Radnicke BOrbe Detroit,
odrzao je vecerinku nedelju -.
marta, drugu owe sezone. Drugarl-
Ice Kluba spremile su oval put
dobru veceru, tako da su svi bill
potpuno zadovoljeni. Poseta je bl-
la dobra, pozdravni govor odr-
zao je drug Canyon IL Milwaukee,
Wis. Drug je sa nekoliko jasnih i
odabranih argumenata istakao da-
nasnju situaciiu i ulogu kolu So
cijalisticka Radnicka Partija igra
| u Moi. Govor je bilo popracen sa
odobrayanjem svih prisutnih.
Nakon govora, ucinjen je APPEL
"a kolekciju, cemu Sc svi odazva-
Sc Kolekcija je kako sledi:
Po $500: Anna j. Sekulic !
Anna L. Kapetanovic. Po $500:
P. Cote Mary NJ. Kovac. Po
$500: j. Canyon, P. Vracarevic, }.
Horvath, j. Anna Crkvenac, Ma
rion Walbridge N. n. Pc $1.OO:
l. Stanceff, J. Curulic, M. Bodic,
Danovski, Tueling, Fradell, Troha,
Mesic, Emilia Nikolic, Stepanoff,
Istoyanoff, Mary B. Slepcevit La
Fleur, Gonceff, skrinjaric. Miro
savlievic, Penceff w. S. Mar
/ iory Horvat soc. Svega S46.50. BIZ
10 je jos prilagata, ali imena su
guce sve pobeleziti. Oni CHA ime-
tako brzo zvana da ie bilo memo
guce sve pobeleziti. Oni ella ime-
Il ma nisu ovde oglasena, a zele da
budu oglasena, neka Sc iave dole
potpisanoj stvar &c biti isprav-
LENA.
Sledeci su prilozili u kolatima
hrani: Mary Kovac, Anna Kareta-
movie, Margaret Curuli6, Marion
Walbridee, Margaret Begovit. An
ma Sekulit, Elma Paryin, Mrs. Pc
shal Mary B. Slepcevie.
U nagradama su sledece poklo-
nile: Mary Sauer. Margaret curu-
lie, Anna Sekulic, Leposava CHINA
sevi5, Anna Kapetanovit Mary
kovac.
C5st prihod cd owe veterinke bic
| je S12572. Z ime Kluba hvala svi-
ma, koji 81 doprinesli da uspeh
b-de kao sto jeste.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

Stankoy, I. Pustric, S. Dadovic, NJ
Stepanov, Sofia Kapie E. Galko
Po 25: N N. N. N. Pc Is: N. n
i Siroma.
Skupstina ie u redu privedena
kraiu u 10 sati uvecer.
E. Gal'ko, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
-Sa veCerinke
Cleveland, Ohio.

u nedelju 10. marta, mas Ogra
max ie priredio svoiu vecerinku Il
Hrvatskom Domu Kad Sc uZme Il
obzir neobiGno rdjavo vreme, po-
seta bese prilicna.
Nakon ebilne ukusno spremlje-
ne veGere, red dodje na govor. l.
madiasmo diva govornika. Stolo-
raynatelj, drug S. Crnovic, prVo
p~eporuci druga Milana Tonnsea il
Medina, Ohio, koji odrza zbijen i
veoma uplivan govor O zlim posle-
dicama danasnieg drustyenog u
redienia kako da Sc radnicka kla-
sa covecanstvo 18TH resi-, sto ga
dovede do naseg pokreta i ucenja,
te njegovih zadaca potreba, me-
.diu kojima Sc ovoj izbornoj 60
d:ni osobito istice finansijska. Ia
MIN bi preporueen drug A. A. Al
baugh il Canton, Ohio, koji, kao
drug Tonic, odrza kratak upli-
van govor, nakon kojeg predjosmo
ma kolekciju, sa sledecim prilaga-
Gina sunama:
N. Pill $40, (clanovi Centralnog
Odbora, (koji ne mogahu da pri-
sistvuju vecerinci) S6, Joe Grbay-
cic Sc, Christensen $6, L. Petro-
vich SIS, P. Slepcevic SIS, NJ. Tonic
S., J. Klaic S5, F. i M. Rachek IS,
K. Lipicky So, R. B. Tussey 81, Ray
Miianovic 81, S. Crnovi6 50. Kata
Grhaveic So, Francic Wick 50,
Elsie Wick So, NJ. Martoni 81,
KS 81. NJ. Radovic 81, seketa 81,
Molnar 81, Mary Pill 81 Vuka-
sov;c 81. Ukupno s75.
U hrani prilozise slede6e dru-
gariee: Ann Jeske, Kata Grbav-
cic, Mary Slepcevic, Margaret Ra-
chek, Dragica Klaic, Mary Pill i
Mary L. Petrovic.
Ogranak sc zahvaljuje svima pri-
lagacima, posebno drugu Joe j
drugarici Mary Grbavcic, koji US
tupise podvoz "a nase potrebe, kao
dobar dec hrane.
Cist prihod iznosi 1914.
(Nas prethodni dopis izadje $
jednom primetnom prazninom, pos
to ne bi pomenut mas mladi svirac,
Danny Rachek, sin drugarlce dru-
pa Rachek, koji neumorno, artistic
XII besplatno ispunjavase dvora-
nu divnim zvucima svoga instru-
menta harmonike. Dopisnik moli
mladog umetnika i roditelie nlu
da izvinu doticni promasaJ.
nH r d 1oniSniL
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

haHlpdHJd "a lZD0fni Ond 5 l..
P. punom je jeku kroz nasu Fe
deraciju. Ogranci, clanovi sim
paticari svesrdno su prihvatili a.
pei Centralnog Odbora Federacije
posebice, Nacionalnog Ureda u
opste. VeGina nasih Ogranaka su o.
drzali afere korist Izbornog Fon-
da i sistematski rade ma ubiraniu
sestodnevnih najan1nica "a isti.
Takodjer nasi simpaticari poceli
su Sc odazivati nasem apelu.
Owe nedelje primili smo pismo
cd naseg vrednog i pozrtyovanog
simpaticara il Burgettstown, Pa,
A. Banovica, sa kojim je poslao
$4,000 ma ime svojih naiamnica "a
Izborni Fond. U svome pismu, mas
simpaticar Banovic pise sledece:
"U prilozenom Salem vam $1,000
"a Izborni Fond S. L. P, ma ime
mojih najamnica. zao mi ie sto
|nisam sad u stanju da poSaljem
svih sest najamnica, ali Gu to uci-
niti drugom prilikom."
Mas simpaticar Banovit nije po-
/ slao svoj priloga "a |. F., zato sto
ina preyise novaca, jer najamni
lradnik ne samo da ne dobije
previSe, nego ne prima nj koliko
mu je potrebno da skromno odrzi
sebe svoju porodicu Il ziyotu,
nego IL Gistog ubedjenja j svoje
duznosti prema revolucionarnom
pokretu. On TO cini, kao mi ostali,
sto zna da na oval naGin reyolucio-
narna ideja Sc Sri mediu nasom
klasom. sa koiom oni trebaju da Sc
zapoznaju da je pretvore II stvar-
most.
SimpatiGar Banovit lep primer
rruza osatalim nasim simpati6ari-
ma, a istovremeno dale jos wise
notstreta mama GIanovima "a los
vscu aktivnost ma stvaranju ova-
XVIII sjmDati5ara. kao Sto ie on.
Orranall Cincinnati odazavao
So svoioi duznosti Il ovom pogle-
dfg. te ored sto ie raniie poslao
nri]fCnu svotu novaca "a Izborni
Fond ovih dana sro prinili cd
nfegoya blarainika $500 cd ma
i.n7afca se2 90 ! o. prireznih do
bvovolinih mar}sica s24.oO.
/ Tzve*4eri svno da ie vecerinlla
0rranka Datr0it cd ?. aprila. koia
ia nrfrediena II EoTist Izbornoe
| Fonda. bila uspesna. Cist prihoi
! - ietn izrosi nra1-o 5000. Ogranal
| Detroit lie wee dosad poslao pri,
IiGnu svotu novca cd naiamnica
nrireznih n1arkica "a Tzborni Fond
ta ian7afn0 da &c poslati los Sc
oornion1 syot0m.
drug ses.ok. organizator O.
qranka Youngstown, mas je izves
fio . ishodu niihova predavania
Ina koiem ie govorio drug Crnovic
IL ie prefavanie bilo usnesno
| da su Sc Glanovi simpaticari "a
idovn1iiIi sa nradayanier. Nakor
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

ie to rat, a ne piknik. zasso rad
nike osudjivati 70 to. Zna oya5
visoki militarista vrlo dobro, sTe
to, pa jos wise, ali on iss iateo fiz
priskoGi IL pomoc americki.n kapi
talistima, da i'm omoguc, 80 ve6e
profite da Sc stave uzda ropstvst
~ sva buduGa vremena ma amer.e-
Ike radnike.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
kroz Partiju i FederaCiju

je ukratko izvestio drug Goiubic,
organizator Ogranka, sa ovoliko.
"Mogu te obavestiti aferi odr
zanoj 2. aprila. Afera je bila US
pesna u svakom pogledu, kako ma
teriialno tako moralno. Sama kO-
lekcija iznosi $289.00. Cisti prihsd
moze da dostize $4,000"
Kad gornji izvestaj budu citali
clanovi Ogranka Detroit, mozda &c
Sc kod njih pojaviti "ljubomora",
jer Ogranak Detroit naucio je da
prednjaci, ali ovog puta izgleda da
mu je umakao Ogranak Milwau-
kee. Ali on moze da tome doskoci,
naprimer, ako Sc potrudi da ubere
sto wise najamnica Cd svojih cla-
nova i simpaticara, te ma tai ma
Gin da nakrmi manjak. Well, vide
cemo kako ce sve to ma NIGGA
reagirati.
Cd nekoliko Ogranaka nismo
primili izvestaje njihovim afe-
rama "a Izborni Fond, ali to oee-
kujemo ovih dana, jer do Is. april
la saw novac "a oval fond treba
da je u Centralnom Uredu.
Ogranak Los Angeles poduzeo
je mere "a proletnji koncerat, ko-
ga priredjuje IA %. aprila -
koncerat cd osam umetnlckih ta-
caka. Drug M. Vasilic, organiza-
tor Ogranak, pise nam da ce po-
duzeti opseznu kampanju "a oval
koncerat, tako da bude uspesan
Il svakom pogledu. | mi smo 1--WE
renja da &c nasi drugovi druga-
rice, uz pomoc svojih simpatiea-
ra, tome uspeti. ...t
Takodjer i Ogranak Chicago,
istog dana {23. aprila), odrzace
iavnu skupstinu vecerinku- Ma
skupstini govorice drug s. Djaku-
lovic, clan Ogranka Milwaukee
skupstina i vecerinka &c Sc odrza-
ii IL Narodnoj Dvorani, u centru
iugoslavenskog ziviia Il Chicago
te Sc nadati da ce Bit posecena-
Ogranak ce uraditi sve Cd svoje
strane da bude posecena, a duz-
most ie jugoslavenskih radnika d.
Sc odazovu Il sto vecem broju.
U proslom broju sno istakli nUz-
most radu na pretD'atama, tako
smo einili i ranije, tako cemo cit
| budu6e, jer samo nasim ne
umornim neprekidnim radon, bi-
cemo II staniu da groSirimo RAD
NICKU BORBU mediu radnicima
naseg jezika. Uvek kad pisemo /
oovorimo naSim pretplatama, m
Iukliucujemo sve nase simpaticare,
tako cemo ciniti buduce.
] Owe nedelje mas sinpaticar Nj
Ilan AlbiianiG IL Chicago, ILL.,, Pc
s1ao je tri godinsje pretplate nj
ras list, medju kojima ie jedna
nova.
| Mas simpatitar Milan, iato take
kao mas simpaticar Banovic, ia
di ma dobivanju rretplata il cts
toy ubedjenia, jer je svestan svo-
je duznosti, da na tai nacin do
nrinasa svoj udeo "a stvar rad
nickog oslobodienja. A onaj rad
nix koii radi IL ubedjenja, tai je
zasluzan naseg priznanja,
/ drug Albijanic pruza ledlns-
tven primer ostalim naSin SIM
paticarima. Kod njih ne sne bit
i izuzetaka, vec to treba d. uZn11
"a svoju duznost da kupe pret'
rlate ma RADNICKU B0RBU
vrse licnu agitaciju svasom pri-
: ilikom. Jer
KAPITALIZAM TFEBA
RAZORITI.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
VAZNE VESTI:
E. Galko, dopisnik.
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

tNaStaVak Sa /. stIdleJ
de Ia Lama Rojas. United Press
javlja IL Mexico City da je po-
menuti oficir nacisticki simpati-
car. Kad ga je sam Predsednik
Camacho ispitivao, zasto ga ]e
lteo ubiti, on je odgovorio ola u
Meksici nema wise slobode da on
ne moze "ici II crkvu obucen u
svoioi uniformi." Nadjeni su, ka-
ze Sc, kod NIGGA neki nacistlck'
lokumenti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

Cinlenlce su owe: kapitaiizam Ie
pokusao pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistern kredita je pro-
pao usIed sebiGuih zahteva kapl-
talistickog individua.izma. On ue
moze pruziti radnickoj kIasi stai-
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, Id
a sc rusi. koia Sc ne moze popra-
It'll: on je kao sasvim istrosens
nasina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

Ko je to sto covert porazu!
ia VAN kazem da je stvar kao ste
lie nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama.
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
VeSerinka IL Steubenville, 0.


IadnHke sva
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
May Day Celebration in Milwaukee, Wis.

4
SocrlA
erwIldI o
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Koncerat u Los Angeles, Calf.

prreduje owe gne cerh
koI
Rueb
uzpatnj
mDUnu13 South Humphrey -
koncat to br' Ia
dbrgu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

kCuntKh
o.
wnhC
and helps swerh his
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

]. sternthal 5000 l.. sibul $1,000.
ukupno 5000.
Hoboien N. j.:
A. Jurjevic .................. $.os
Milwaukee Wis:
N. Popovit .............. sl-.oo
New York, N r.:
n. Frantin $500, f. Rack SOU, NJ.
Dekovic $500, E. Vukotic $1,000, j.
Resanoyic 800, b. Radoy $500 j A.
Frantin $500. Ukupno $4,000.
Ukupno ovom broju S364.l3
svega do danas s1.s46.s4
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

Anna SekuIic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13


Dako
Ptanasu
Be doma zske
dobra ramuiZ IA v
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

VeSeEiinIza L Akron, @.

VeSeEinEa AkEon, O
aku u
ukusna v&a dru r
eseiaha po3"
simpir
=
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-01-10
Dark Warfare
New York Tines


Where Russias huge land armies roll back the
invader and where American and British forces storm
mountain passes the road to Rome there is much
daylight fighting. The precision bombing of our
Eighth Air Force and many of its fighter attacks also
go forward in the light of day But all fronts and
on land and and in the air in this srangest and
most terrible of wars, much of the battle is blind.
Great raids of the Raj which making rubble Of
the Nazi capital take place in the shadow of night
and under the obscurity of clouds AT soa, the sub
marine arms of both the United Nations and their
enemies prefer to strike their blows in darkness The
Jungle fighters of Japan in the whole Pacific theatre
hardly be provoked into fighting in the sun; they
find the blacklist their avorite time of activity
This shift in emphasis from day to night for the
principal fury of combat is not due except in the
case of japanese much psychological to tech
biological reasons Advances in electronics, in fire
control the range and accuracy of weapons, make
it possible to carry eerie sort OF war in which
enemies do not each other when they strike.
Notably in the Pacific naval engagements the great
superiority of own instruments of detection and
control has enabled to blow the japanese out of
the water again and again. while sustaining COM
paratvey light losses ourselves.
This is a far cry indeed from the days when
armies bivouacked for the night engagements
were broken off of necessity at shutdown for lack of
visibility. Today thorugh fog and storm, we
hear under water plot and track electrically with
unerrng aim, bomb by the light of the flares in
the path of pathfinder scout planes more wonderfully
aware of what is invisible to human eyes than
magicians dreamed Such warfare imposes new skills
and ncessant pressure on the nerves of the men
who fight it. 1t is at tribute to our technicans
and the residence and resourcefulness of armed
forces that we fight Supremacy we'll And out of its
manifold mysterious developments for destruction
may confidently hope will come new constructive
contributions to peacetime world.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-01-10

Governments antitrust suit against
the doctors for restraining trade,
and for refusing, among other
things, hospital facilities, ETC., to
Group Health Cooperative. The
case went all the way up to the
Supreme Court and the ANA was
finally enjoined to cease its discrim-
nation against Group Health and
similar organizations.
The other day, however, the JUS
tice Department learned that the
Medical Association had discrimin-
ated against DR.. Mario Scandiffio,
head of Group Health, by refusing
him membership in its organization.
This was in direct violation of the
court decree.
So the Justice Department wrote
a letter to Olin West, secretary OF
the ANA, in Chicago. Almost inn
mediately, word came that the Dis
trict OF Columbia unit of the Am
erican Medical Association had sud-
denly opened its arms and unani-
mously invited DR. Scandiffio to be
a member.
The Justice Department is watch
ing the situation but, for the time
being, will move no further.