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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
METHODIST CHOIR PLANS
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAM

Homecoming Day" at the Meth
odist church Sunday will be marked
by a special choir program. Mrs.
Eugene Waterman, director, has
announced. Organist will be Mrs.
Charles Bartholomew in the morn
ing and Mrs. S. P. Holiday in the
evening.
Special music will be provided by
Eugene Moore. Mrs William Wal
ters, Miss Wilma jerks, Mrs. Eu-
gene Waterman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Davis
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10

SEATTLE, Sept. 9. UP) - A
remotely Uncontrolled gunfire system,
similar to that used on battleshipS,
is employed on Boeing B-29 Super
fortresses. the Boeing Aircraft Co.,
stated Saturday, with approval of
the war department.
Employment of the system, Boe-
ing said, was dictated by the fact
that the huge bombers were pres
Surized 1t was necessary, there
fore, to install firing system which
would enable gunners, encased in
pressurized compartments, to op-
crate guns outside the compart-
ments.
The firing system, Boeing said,
WAS developed jointly with the
army air forces material command,
and the General Electric Co.
The gunners on the B-29s, Boeing
said, were entirely removed from
any manual contact with their guns,
and with the exception of the tail
gunner, fired them from remote
stations. Even the tail gunner, the
company said, although near his
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
ADVENTIST SCHOOL PUPILS
TO REGISTER MONDAY

Registration will be held Monday
for the fall term of the Imperial
Valley Union Academy of Seventh
Day AdventistS, which opens Sep
tember 18, Prof. Robert Gale, prin-
cipal, has announced.
"An effort is made to weave the
Bible into courses in history, Ian
euage, philosophy and education" "
Prof. Gale said, land that is why
we maintain our own educational
SYStem'
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
Democrats Denv
Bust Sale PIdn

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9. CUP)-
A Chicago Tribune story charging
western Democrats with a scheme
to sell busts of President Roosevelt
and raise $4,000 is ridiculous"
and utterly absurd" Chairman
Alfred w. Robertson, southern divi-
sion central Democratic committee,
said today.
THE papers aren't exactly favo-
rable tc u.s." Robertson said, and if
they can make something out of
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
Two CaIexicans
Among Wounded

Official announcement was made
by the war department Saturday
that two Calexico boys we're wound
ed in action in the Mediterranean
war theater.
They are Sergeant Victor E. Ri
vera. son of Mrs. Julia r. Rivera OF
400 EaStside. and Private Salvatore
Guilin. son of Mrs. LuiSa Guilin of
1918 Second street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
IMPERIAL CHURCH SERVICES
TO BE RESUMED SUNDAY

Services will be resumed Sunday
of the Imperial Community church
in Imperial after a recess of two
months. DR.. f. l.. Wilder, pastor.
has just returned from several
Bible conferences on the coast and
also spent two weeks doing mission
work in Kentucky.
The services will be held at the
parish house but DR.. Wilder ex-
poets the redecoration of the church
to be completed in time for services
September II.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
CALENDAR

SATURDAY
G. Z. party. 1880, Imcprial church.
c. E. party, 1880. Imperial
church.
SUNDAY
Sunday services at all churches.
ToastmaSters Club, 6:15, CaIifOr-
mia Hotel.
Mems Brotherhood, 1880, First
Baptist church.
Carpenters, 1880. Labor Temple.
El Centre Lodge No. 384. r. 81
A. NJ. 1880, Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
PROWLER REPORTED

Residents in the 1900 block of Len
Rey street Friday night reported
a prowler in the neighborhood. In
vestigating police found that some
one had cut a portion of window
screen at one home in an effort to
unlatch it. The prowler apparently
was frightened away before he sue
ceeded.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10

Army Air Forces combat cam
eramen on bombing missions have
shot down three MescerschmittS,
che Focke-Wulf and three Zeros,
and accounted for Japanese
tanker, according to the War De-
partment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-10
Mrs. Alice Harrison to Wed
Herbert w. Fawcett

Invitations are being received by friends of Mrs Alce harrison m
fs3O D. Episcopal Edward Huchn
son
are valley associated
In O Harisons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
RISKS DEATH TO EVACUATE
PARATROOPERS; WINS AWARD

The Wheels, and under terrific fire
from The enemy TO reach the
ga afroorers he had 70 build his
wn read As he went along, max
Ing us "trip long and 'iresome
on hts return trip Pvi Marsh
hai 20 select an alternate route.
vhich rr we'd. as hazardous as the
journey forward He WAS forced
70 dix HIS 'ruck out Of the muck
and wlre many times. For thirty
minn'es during The trip he was
sAh'ected - heavy mortar and
ar'i'lery fire
when he was told hat be could
not make 1. because the water
was 100 deep PVT Marsh replied
Well there's dir underneath y,
aint fhcre" and proceeded 10
FORD ii He covered three miles
IN getting out near Macchia
DIanna or Nov 3. 1913
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
SAYS WHITE
AMERICA
INCONSISTENT

CHICAGO ANT A charge
that America ls ircons's,snt on
the race issue was made last
week when ~ Robert Redflsld
professor n snthropoloey A. the
UNIVERSITY ~ chicago addressed
the Norih American Conference Of
Forelrn missions IN ths IaSalle
hotel
Rasar has charges n domestic
racial Inconsistencies upon ire
Presidents recent Christmas eve
hroadcas that tho doctrine q the
strong depressing ne weak Z the
doctrine ~ orr enemies. pr Red
field declared that e Is also 70
sisnificar, extent me practice 81
ourselves
What becomes % the integrity
Of reople who deny. vet prac-
tice 4 doctrine % their enemies
asked ~ Reafeld Can We as
sumo resporsIbili,y for the en-
fofcencri 2 Justice IN Asia when
We 10 rof e-iorce q N Atlantis
or De'ro't' a neonle that pro-
fesses as Vav ~ re and acts IN
another IS people withon; IN
tcerity
wh'le denourcinF The theory ~
race suprsracv Or Redfield told
his listeners that We celebrate Inc
HI o, r'sh's ~ charter ~ l,N-
rertv End WHILE we celehrafo that
document ve DENY some ~ these
rirh's 70 'ell.w citizens because
~ race N our society in large
part hecapse ~ The social co-se.
0uences - -acc. We speak enc
wav ami sr. another On whose
side a-e 70 tshtins N iris var
ho asked
~wh'ie Americans justly no
oppression 'hev permit hv hcliev-
irr that Negroes arc less COM
peteri than are whites asserte
the eminen. white educator What
really les on tho social order.
Tor which We are not respons'
bic We rgsh or into the hlologi-
cal order '-r which We arc no,
responsible What f. IN ne bio
/ Logical nature ~ man fe ,he~a IA
stay and e none ~ our business
4 chilf q one skin color starts
~ even will = child Of any other
skin color r YOU let Inn We do
not let him and We entertain a
false hIol Ey which seems 70 JUS
fifv rs"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

Gen viillari Dryden. command
INK general Of the fourth service
command
The incident occurred while The
company va being taught how 70
utilize the "hlehline method" Of
crossing stream A platoon
leader II his outfit, SGT. James
Small volunteered 10 he the first
man 10 20 across. In the act the
line broke dropping him into the
swift river below Tn esling form
"a ~ the tangled rope paralyzed
Small therefore making II I'M
possible for him 70 swim Going
down twice and calling for help.
he was rescued very quickly nv
Tho first sergeant who dlslocaied
his shouder IN diving from a
speeding raft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
PLAY LEADING ROLE
N SHIP Building

CHESTER. Pa CAMP Train.
INK the negro for the Produc.
ton Front Line is the subject
Of fiye-paee deliberately Illus
traied color section which sets
forth the story Of the unique per-
formance which has taken place
on the hanks Of the Delaware
rier She story. appearing IN The
December 1913, issue OF Machin-
cry organ Of the Design. Con-
siruction Operation OF Metal
Working and Allied EQuipmen.
manufacturing groups. was witt
zen hv the magazines associats
editor IIollr0ok ! Horton. Who
visited THE Sun shiphuildinr plant
20 evalpa'e the organizations rro-
gram With respect 10 rs ship
ward Ne 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Building Company
Seeks To Buy Lots
On Eight-Mile Road

The directors ~ the Wayre
County BETTER Homes Inc met
with tho members ~ the Detroit
ci'y Plan commission on Thurs
day Ian s. AZ tho Water BOARD
building Tor The purpose Of dis
GUESSING the release q the state
owned lots In the SMILE Road
section
The WAYNE County Retier
Homes Inc IL ready 20 start
building on tho recently acquired
lsis purchased from the BOARD of
Education Tho lots are located
IN tho Smile Road area and the
corporation IS very anxious 10 CO.
operate With the CITY Plan COM
mission IN executing lis Master
Plan
Tho meeting opened With the
reading ~ letter FROM Senator
Charles e Digs president o.
the corporation n The CRY Plan
6 omission Tho letter stresses
tho need for Negro housing and
the immediate use o, tho prio-i.
ties available for such Develop
mem
A plan was offered Tho commits
sion rs D-nald r White archi-
teci FOR me corporation The plan
modern IN evorv- detail provides
fcr recreation rronnas marks
business places churches schools
regulated traffic md we'll nlan-
ned housing The commission
promised That serious corsidcra.
'ion would he given 70 the plan
The directors leff me meeting
WITH M definite promise that Tho
lo's would bc released 10 fhem
Immediately and as Senator Diers
told the body our huildirr pro-
gram Is very urgent and must &c
forward
The corporation viii he h'rhlv
anprecla'iye ~ public Interest m
their program and thus invites
anvnro owning iana IN 'hc MILO
road section 10 contact tho Waere
County Beuor Homes. Inc ~.
fees A. i-o7 81 Antoine Cadillac
lals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES RATED
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT

DURHAM, N.c.--fANPl -Trac-
Ing the history Of Metro insurance.
A T. Spauldlng. actuary and as
sistant secretary OF the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
company. calls II the Negroes
greatest achievement as ne re-
vealed that ending Dec 81 1912.
80 OF AZ companies had s47422s.-
CPS Of insurance IN force s2257l.-
0sS7l in premium income and
total income OF s24.5S2 $50 50. Pol
icyholders received sslslols.s2 m
payments. h. said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Lewis Business College Observes
Fifteen Years Of Progress

The month y Jannorf fr IA very nnnspal vat a.
inc Lewis be0,' ss N'hsn' lte> ovn.
and operated >tss II Bue,. Training ,a'a a. s,s John r. -,
Nnn ~ ..er. ~ n p. Il-nh lnlLl % lnL.g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

'front.' on Indiana Avenue, in indianapolis.
Indiana the school has expanded over the
years TO the spacious quarters now occu.
pied In the very heart 81 Dctrot's edncs.
flonal center.
Founders month. Is being set aside for
open house, 70 meet new and old friends
and for registration Of new students for
the mid-wlnter term. beginning Monday.
February :. Every effort is being put forth
by the director Of the college 10 MAKE ae.
commodaiions for the many new students
registering during January as well a. re-.
serving adequate classroom space for the
~ students already IN attendance. Tho
nice Will be open every evening until
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Educational And Political Progress
To Guide NAACP Program For 1914

"w.n the war, protect civil
rights extend economic opporiu-
nifty greater cooperation Nth or
gani1ed labor continuance Of the
nehi for educational opportunities,
a democratic peace settlement
we're listed as NAAcP chiectives
Tor is44 ~ Roy wilkins editor az
the crisis magazine il his address
on Legal Defense Day" sunday.
Jan 2. at Be,hel AME church
The martial music Of the Ford
Local 500 JAw-cIo concert hand
erlivened The meeting Additional
musical selections were rendered
by Mrs Estelle Andrews soprano.
Other speakers on the program IN
Guided Atty. Allen Brown. secre-
tary ot the Detroit, Chapter Of Law
yeys guild Gloster p Current. ex-
ecpave secretary. NAAcp
Speaking FOR the Soldiers Vote.
Attorney Brown called on the
NAAcP 10 make every fox hole
voting booth Calling attention 10
The Notwithstanding bill nos ir
the house. he urged iha. every
thing be done 20 assure passage o.
the bill IL rs original form which
viii provide federal supervision o.
elections for soldiers
Attack Police
Dr NcCiendon outlined the as
soclatlons program for 1914 call
INK FOR more acton in he courts
on housisg civil rights. an plice
brutality cases McClendon chidet
the police department for i,s or
vious use Of discriminatory meth
DDS 70 proven, Negro applicants
from passing examinaiions
The assemblage approved COM
nunlca'.ons to he sen, 10 President
Roosevelt. Malcolm Ross. chair
man FEPC and Michigan con
gressmen regarding protests
against the smear hearing Of the
Smith Committee on FEpC sup
port for FEPC's directiyes on the
discrimination IN employment q.
Negroes on railroads urging sop
port OF the Worley bill and soldier
vote Michigan congressman were
also urged 70 support subsidies
and Senators vandenberg and Fer
guson urged 10 vote FOR clo,uro on
the an'i-poll tax bin as well as 70
support the bill Governor Kelly
was requested 20 refuse exiradition
in he Huddle Allen case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
COMMISSION
FOR HEROISM

FORT BRAGG Nc-fANPp-
Joining IN, parade Of heroes Of
World War II was ist. Sgt. Har-
ola l.. Hodges OF Company d, 4lst
engineers. Second battalion. For
his brave action in saving fell
low-soldief from drowning dur
ing training problem he re-
ceived commentator from Mat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

Americas and his ability the business The
sole aim and Of the school i give The
Ing TO the Negro youth and thereby business public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
ANT HERBERT c. TYLER

SERGEANT HERBERT c. TYLER
Sergeant Herbert c. Tyler. Of
1881 Dubois Street, Detroit, Michi-
gan, is section chief OF n gun crew
Of 40 nm. (Bofors) antiaircraft
artillery battalion in Italy which Is
credited with the shooting down Of
two German planes and the capture
OF four Nazi prisoners. His batta-
lion, the 450th Antiaircraft Artl-
lery tAutonatic Weapons) Batta-
lion. is the first Negro combat or
ganization 70 go into action On
European soil photo by L. S.
Army Signal Corpse
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-22
Ako uam je pretplata na
RADNICKU BORBU
istekld. obnOUite je.

odiezd napred galopu da odnese izvidnicima ma
redjenje da stane Skoro neprimetllivo sveucanje
pote cla bell horzont objavljuje dolazak zore Sa
zapada Sc podze mak povetarac, koi posa dovoljno
ak da potera nekoko oblacaka pred sobom Owl posta
lahu gusci; isprva zakriise zvezde zanalo kao ola
spunise cello nebo Colgny pazlivo pregleda izgled
neba, saopsti svoje misjenje pratnji i rece svoiim
porucnicina
= Zapadn vetar, koii die u zoru .obicno preds-
kazuje kisovt dan. Gospodo moracemo da izvodmo
napad zivahno pre- sto mas uhvati ksa mace &c
vatra nase pesadije ola bude skoro beskorisna
Pa oslovljavajuc Lanoue-a:
Prijatelju moi poglavice dvizja imaiu svoja
naredenja neka poredjaju "a boj
Lanoue nekoko drugh oficra odjezde da izvrse
nstrukcije Adnlirala Ma ovom mestu put presecase
iednu goemu visu preko edne vrste siroku ma kojoi
protestantska vojska poredja boj zauze svoje
polozaje. ogny imadjase Lanoue-a i Jovana Soubse-a
svoje porucnike. Knez Louis Cd Nassau-a komando
vase desnm krilom; La Rochefoucauld ko,nandovase
srednom, pod njegovor komandom behu Henry cd
Bearna onde, Knez Cd Orange-a, Wolfgang Cd Mans
ZELDA Knez Cd Gerolstena; naposletku levica bese
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Okla uha te sa pistoljem ruc Ma celu avangarde
jahase Admiral Coligny, diva mada 6oveka jednin1
Jedne, drugim druge strane: Henry Cd Bearna sin
Jovanke od Alberta, Kralji jice Navarre-a Conde sin
kneza Cd Conde, koga Montesqiou umori. Drugi pro-
testantski prvacl, n1edju NINA Lanoue Saragosse
idjahu "a Admiration njegovoj sviti. Toga utra Ad-
nral ahase velcanstvenog srebrno-sivog urskog ko-
ria, koj bese ranjen pod MIN kod Jarnaca koga on
rretpostavljase svima drugim konjma Laki gvozdeni
oklop pokrivase vrat grudi sapove vatrenog zdreb
ca Sam Cogny nosase uobieajeni mu okop cd glaca-
nog gvozdia bez ukrasa Njegove jake visoke cizrne
dopirahu mu sve do bedarca Ispod eprsave kabanice
rukavira cd zica vidjase prsobran. pojasu
visase start bon mac. Ispod seda virahu bal
6aci dugh pistolja On ahase zgoren godnama, tugon
iskusenjima toikih boraba Njegova casna glava kao
ugibase pod tereom kalpaka Svoga konja uprav-
liase levo1a rukom. Desna ruka rukavci, poeivase
bedru. Odednom ispravi sedlu, zaustavi
konja rece ozbljna glasa:
- Stamina, gospodo
Naredjenje Sc ponavljase Cd reda do reda dok ne
dospe do posednjh redova pozadne garde Jedan cd
dobrovoljaca .koji sluzase kao Admiralov pobocnk,
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pod komandom Saragosse Pukovnici Piles Baudne
pokrlvahu desno krilo svom regenlentana: pukovnci
Rouvray Pouilly, levo. Kopanici topnistvo behu
raspodeljen duz dvaju kra dok Sc aka sila koniice
sasojecl Sc cd dvadese eskaora drzaSe rezerv GO
tova da poleti akciju uz pomoc nekoko regementa
pesadije m<.a
u kollko svetost zore obasjava$e horzont sa mai
Vse tacke vsiJe gde protestantske e svrstavahu
Je redove mogase da nazire torani crkve Rochea-
Belle utVrdlenog gradica pod okupaciom roalisa oko
ola vrste daleko. Crna pruga slabo osvetavase
horlzont obelezen rojalistiGkim utvrd jenjima.
Clm voJska bi svrstana bone formaciie, Coligny
rece Antoncqu, jednom Cd dobrovoiaca koji sluzase
kao pobocnk
-Gospodne Lebrenn odnesite pukovniku Plouer-
nelu mole naredenje da gurne napred svoiom rege
menom sest kompanija pomocnih sila. Wise svega
preporuci da svoj podvig izvrsi najdubloj nogucoj
tlsinl bez upe bubnjeva eke truba. Neprijate mo-
IA da bude iznenadjen. Pukovnk ina da ezerski
put, koji ina jaku odbranu Kad e tai poloza zauze
povrati Sc da mi javis
(Ndstduice se.)
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!" 'CrvenO straSilO' mrtvo''-

Pod gornjim naslovom "Narodni
Glasnik" ina uvodnik broju mu Cd 13.
Juna, kome Sc citira il govora Earl
BroWdera, americkog "komunistickog"
firera, koji glasi:
Historijski govoreci, 'crveno stra-
silo' je mrtvo. Samo Sc jos dozvoljava da
njegovo mrtvo tijelo kuzi politicku at
mosferu Amerike Vec je krajne vreme
da ga Sc pokopa'".
"Crveno strasilo'', misli Sc ma "ko-
muniste" u ovoj zemlji, sada dolaze sa-
mi "komunisti", pa nam kazu da ne
treba niko da Sc "strasi" cd njihova
komunizma.
Zaista oni koji jos Sc "strase' Brow
der-ova 'komunizma" trebali bi da to
izbace IL svojih glava, jer Cd MEGA ne
postoji nikakva opasnost "a kapitalizam.
A sto Sc tice "kuzenja'', e to nije bas
lako ocistiti 'politicku atmosferu' Cd
toga smrada. Jer siriti politicki smrad
preko 20 godina, to je zamasan posao!
Tai posao &c pocistiti radnicka klasa sa
pociscavanjem kapitalizma i pseudoko-
munizna!
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U tome iskorenjivanju jedni drugih, gde

u tome iskorenjivanju jedni drugih, gde
su hiljade nevinih zavedenih ljudi uzaludno
ginuli "a politicke "nilitarne" prestize vo-
dia svojih grupa, mnogi padose kao zrtve
tih prliavih politickih arhbicija, i nastojalo Sc
da jedni druge poubijaju. Ne samo da oni
ne kriju to sto su napadali jedni druge nego
Sc Jos ma saw glas hvalisu kako SUI Sc medju-
sobno kali. Tito pomenutom clanku kaze:
"Kao sto sam vec spomenuo, u Crnoj
Gori SUI Sc vodile veoma zestoke borbe to
vreme - ne samo protiv italijanskih osvajaca
neqo protiv cetnika pod Mihajlovicem
naajorom Djuricicem. ("Slobodna Rec, 3. ju-
na) Geo tai clanak je' 'prosaran sa tvrdnjama
kako su, iii cetnici napadali partizane iii
partizani cetnike ,kad-kada Sc pominju
sukobi sa nedicevcima pavelicevcima. Ma
drugom mestu tome clanku kaze se
"Pored ovoga, vrhovna komanda je od-
lucila da posle uzmaka preko reke Neretve
poduzme vece operacije "a teranje cetnika
Draze Mihajlovica az it'd. A jos ma jednom
mestu kaze: "Preko planine Prem IL Mostara
Glavaticeva poslao je izdajica Mihajlovic
preko 10000 cetnika koji su, zajedno sa Tall
janima, zabadali nam noz ledja zakrcili
nam put" !.
Il ovo nekolko navoda moze Sc videti. u
prikrivenosti, da su partizani napadali Get
nike to, da SUI cetnici napadali partizane.
Tamo gde Tito kaze "zakrcii su nam put" to
nagoveStava da su eetnici vec tn bill pre- nego
sto su partizani stigi, "teritorija" je bla NIL
ma rukama, inace4 4nebi mogli partizaniuna
"zakrciti put. Sve ovo. dokazuje da je Tito
Ia tako Mihajlovic protiv njega) sistematski
iskorenjivao cetnike da bi uklonuo Mihaj
lovica kao politickog "fnlitarnog" takmaca.
Tito je kako izgleda izvadjao daleko wise
tih prepada ma naciste fasiste, a verovatno
i ma cetnike druge, hego sto je izvadjao
Mihajlovic cato je stekao prestiz kod sa-
veznika "a koji je, vecinom u ludo palo
desetinama hiljada, mozda stotinama hi
ljada pa wise ljudskih zivota, jurisuci golih
ruku ma nacisticke tenkove masinske puske.
A nacisti u osveti "a te prepade istrebljivali
su civilno pucanstvo i7razarali celia sela gra-
dove, sto je bar jednin dobrim delom moglo
biti izbegnuto da Sc bar do nekle razumno
postupalo Tito Mihajlovic snose velki dec
krivice "a nebrojene zrtve koje SUI pale u
Jugoslaviji u njihovim frakcijskim u opste
burzoaskim borbama. Da je to "a nekakvu
korist masa mogho hi pin, i'm Sc j oprostiti. Uloee
koje oni igraju tamo zloeinacke su
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SLARO ODUSEVLJENJE PRE-.
MA s'OSLOBODIOCIMA"

Invazija evropskog kontinenta, koja je
procesu vec oko dye. nedelje dana ma oba-
lama Francuske, izgleda da nije docekana sa
takvim odusevljenjem ma strani francuskog
naroda, kako Sc to u opste ocekivalo kod
saveznika savezniekim zemljama. Razlog
rad kojeg Sc ocekivalo veliko odusevljenje
jeste tome sto je saveznicka propaganda
suvise izvikala ,nahvalisala svoju ''oslobo-
dilacku" misiju jednu ruku, a drugu,
tome sto Sc drugu stranu prikazivalo daleko
crnjom nego sto ona jeste.
Razume Sc, nacisti6ka propaganda nije
lezala u miru toku tih godina u okupira-
MIN zernaljama. ~Ona je isto tako radila IL
nasala ma povrsinu razne planove cilieve
saveznickih sila, pred pucanstvo tih zemalja.
Bez sumnje da je jednim delom njihova
propaganda uspevala.
Roger D. Greene, koji Sc nalazi u novo
osvojenim predelima Francuske, zvanim Nor
mandy, pise 'New York Times"-u H. juna
opisujuci to slabo odusevljenie francuskog
naroda prema saveznickim vojnim silama,
sledece:
"Upravo sam dovrsio 20 milia 'ieep' voz-
nju kroz obalsko primorje nigde nisam
video izbuha radosti. Stanovnici mas popreko
gledaiu, tupo indferentno. Samo mala deca