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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
DUKE DECISION
STUNS OFFICIAL

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-oI,
Dukes decision not to particia., %
in a post-season game aston;..'s La'e
Sugar Bowl President A p sasa wi.s
olas, who said today that .hs ',S, psa'
Devils certainly were one ~ ' Nv
leading contenders' for tbs W.T. ..'
l game here. N
"The Duke statement II o.t,,,
certainly does make it tonoss'
for us to make our selectio. o.t, y
Nicholas said. However M nnt.
was not the only team we w.s.
considering" WV
Nicholas said the North caro,i,.
team ranked high in view q, II,
status as Southern Conter,r,.
champion.
The football selection eonr,.
tee OF the Sugar Bowl was in ,.,.
sion today to consider team, n.
the llth renewal Of the event
Oklahoma Aggies continued n
rank as an inside favorite for M.
Of the invitations, but their nm
ponent was more doubtful I'm,
ever.
Holy Cross, which would as,
have been high in considerstion
after beating Boston College todsv
removed itself from the talk when
the team accepted an Orange Bowl
bid.
Other teams believed up for con.
sideration now are l.. S. U. The
University Of Texas and Vir.
ginia.
Nicholas said that there ''prob.
ably" would be no Sugar Bowl
announcement tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
5s1 ALUMNI CASUALTIES

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-MD-Har.
ward University, lost 581 alumni
killed or missing during World
War II.
OF the total, SIT were killed and
"a were listed as missing. At least
40 others are listed as prisoners of
war. The heaviest individual class
toll was the 1e41 class, which lost
|34 members.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26

CUSHING, Okla.-WH-The citi-
zens Of Cushing, Okla, have ap-
proved plans for a $420, 600 post
war project which would include a
spacious memorial recreation cen.
ter.
The initial phase Of the plan
would cover two years. calling for
the recreation center, football sta.
dunn, new city hall structure and
IRE station. Expenditure for the
four projects would call for 4 bond
Tissue Of $420.00Q
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
ONLY nine TEAMS
REMAIN UNBEATEN

NEW YCHK NoY. Is l5-(P)-Only
three major and six minor college
football teams boasted perfect re-
cords today following Virginia's S
defeat by Maryland Saturday.
The Cavaliers fall from the an
beaten and united ranks left Arihy.
Alabama and Oklahoma A. & M.
as the three big time teams with
unsullied states. The Aggies finish
ed their campaign by walloping
Oklahoma, but Army has to face
Navy, and Alabama meets Missis.
sippi State next Saturday.
The Unbeaten and united teams:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
PANAMA VS. CUBA

HAVANA, Nov. 25-(R)-Hakin
Barrows. 146, Panama's welter.
weight champion, outpointed Cuban
-Bany Coullimber, 145, Havana, in
a 1o-round bout at the Sports Pal
ace Saturday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26

A snake does not coil, but drops
its body in loops, as if coiled, its
head would spin like top in at
tempting to strike.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26

Sante Fe, N. NJ, oldest capital
in the United States, is known as
fthe ancient city,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26

SATURDAY Night College Basketball
(By The Associated Prsss)
Westminster pa 81, Akron 80.
Ellis Island Coast Guard S., Patuxanj
lMd.) Mas 38.
City College New York 50, Wagner 81.
Valparaiso Al, Concordia (St. Louis) ST.
Ohio Valley Tourney (Semi- -Finais)
Western Kentucky 81, Marshall As.
Louisville IS, Morehead (Ky.) Al.
Ohio Valley Tourney (FinaD
Louisville 81, Western Kentucky As.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
PRO STANDINGS

NEXT SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Green Bay at Detroit.
Boston Yanks at Cleveland.
SCORES
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Green Bay %, New York IA.
Chicago 20, Pittsburgh Z.
Philadelphia is, Washington 0.
SERVICE TEAMS
Ell Toro Marines 40, Fort Warren 7.
Fort Bragg 20, cambridge MTG IA.
NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL
LEAGUE BASKETBALL
Clevelyand 81, Indianapolis A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26

BUY U. s. VICTORY BONDS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-26
PLAN MEMORIAL CENTER

notes season completed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
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before has any radio in ths size offered much such
amazing quality such remarkable fidelity, such
quiet reception. Hear it once and You'll hear the
difference. &errayf- " arner Modei 9O02-B moderH
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Evening star., 1945-08-02
Miss Watkins We'd
To Lit. BatSOn

The memorial chapel at the Army
Medical Center was the scene last
evening Of the wedding OF Miss
Marymargret Watkins and 1t. A
Simms Batson. 9th Army Air Force
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Emma Watkins of Parma, Idaho
and 1t. Batson is the son OF Mrs
Eta Batson of Mount Rainier
Chaplain Francis ODowd officiateo
at $50 o'clock and the reception
was held in the home of the bride
groom's mother.
The bride wore white organdy
over white satin with flngertir
veil and carried white prayer book
ornamented with gardenias and fern
Miss Burlington was dressed il
Miss Beulah Burlington Of
Blountsville, Ala, cousin Of the
bride. was maid of honor, and Mr.
Ernest N. johnson was best man
Miss Burlington was dressed II
fiesh-color net trimmed with pal'
blue flowers, her short veil held with
tiny clusters of the flowers, ano
she carried an old-fashioned bou'
quet.
1t. Batson recently returned from
duty in Europe. during which his
plane was shot down over the
northern part of the Ruhr in Feb
ruary, 1914, and he was taken pris-
oner. He spent IS months in the
Stalag Luft prison camp in Ger
many He and his bride have gone
to Alabama and other Southern
States for their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
announcement
OF Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. william Henry
Burnham, jr., of Pebble Beach and
Lake Tahoe, Calf, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Kathryn Burnham, to 1t.
Malcolm Stuart McConihe, jr.
U. S. N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs
McConihe of this city.
Miss Burnham studied at the
Masters School in Dobbs Ferry
N. Y, and in Montreaux. Switzer-
land. She returned to California re-
Gently, after two years with the
Office of Strategic Services in Wash
ington.
1t. McConihe is the brother of
Mr.. F. Moran McConihe and grand
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran, of this city. He was
graduated from st. Adams School
in Washington and the Pomfret
School in Pomfret, Conn. He was
with Dillon, Read & Co., investment
bankers. in New York, before en-
tering the service in 1941. He now
is stationed in Washington follow
ing two years service in the South
Pacific.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Informal Party
HOnOrs Officer

Air Vice Marshal G. V. Walsh
who is returning to Canada for a
new assignment, will be the guest
of honor at a cocktail party to be
given today in the Chinese Room at
the Mayflower by officers of the
Royal Canadian Air Forces Division
of the Canadian Joint Staff.
Air Vice Marshal George Waite
former commandant of the staff
college in Toronto, who will replace
Air Vice Marshal Walsh in Wash
ington, will be among the guests.
Group Comdr. D. H. Wigles, Wing
Comdr. J. l.. Walmsley, Squadron
Leader C. L. Potts, Flight 1t. c. NJ
Griffin. Flying Officer N. B. H. Dean
Flight Officer M. C. Northwood and
Flight Officer o. G. B. Nisbet will be
among those acting as hosts.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

Leagues Branch
To Be Entertained

The studios of Mrs. Olaf Saug-
stad, noted painter of portraits, and
Mrs. Eugene D. Saugstad, located at
Arcturus-o s-on- Potomac, will be
opened tomorrow afternoon to the
Alexandria Branch, National League
of American Pen Women.
Guest artist at the function will
be Lydia Fielder who as art chair
man for the District Branch will dis
cuss techniques of modern painting.
Artists are requested to bring
sketching equipment, as workshop
discussion will follow Mrs. Feidler's
address. Among artists expected to
attend are Mrs. Alice N. Mayer, Mrs.
l.. Sigsbee Gillian. Mrs. Laurence
M. Thompson and Mrs. j. G. Otteson.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

Iraq Legation, Mr.. Saifullah Khan
dan.
Senator Joseph c. O'Mahoney,
chairman of special committee of
the Senate for the investigation OF
the production, transportation and
marketing of wool and member OF
a special Senate committee for the
investigation of petroleum resources,
was among the American officials at
the luncheon. Others included the
Undersecretary of War. Col. Robert
P. Patterson; the Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy, Mr.. John Law
renee Sullivan; the vice president OF
the Export Import Bank, Mr.. Haw-
thorne Arey, and number OF OIL
cials of the State Department.
Rear Admiral A. E. Carter, Col
Voris Connor and 1t. Col. H. r.
Snyder represented the armed serV-
ices at the fete. and others there
were DR.. Taylor Thorn, jr., of Prince
ton University, and number of offl-
cials of companies having business
with Arabia as we'll as several with
whom the host has had close con-
tact since he arrived in this coun-
try.
The Acting Secretary of State, Mr.
Joseph C. Grew, was host at lunch
con in honor of the visiting Prince,
entertaining Tuesday at the Carl
ton Hotel, and later that day the
distinguished Arab was honor guest
at an early evening party given at
the Blair-Lee House, when Mr.. 10y
Henderson of the State Department
was host. Only men attended both
ma rites
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Arabian Prince Is Feted
While 0wBrief Visit Here

hghness Crown Prince Fasa OF Arabia paid washington
New
his The Prince delegate
Francisco the close of those
special
oil and the Prince
of handling that valuable
commodity
and the members of his enourag who
York last evening the Mafower for two days
OF the
including the Syrian Minister Dr. Nazem al
Charles Mak the Minister Counselor
the First Secretary the
Evening star., 1945-08-02
NewcOmer Feted

Mrs. Richard Legge, wife OF the
new Air Attache of the British EN-
bassy, was the guest in whose honor
Mrs. George w. Oakes entertained
at a luncheon yesterday at the
United Nations Club.
The other guests were Mrs,
Thomas Burke. Mrs. Charles Hard
ing, Mrs. Alfred Friendly, Mrs.
Franz Stone and Mrs. Neville Gardi-
| nor
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Sergt. a stryke
Back From Italy

Sergt. Charles G. Astryke, who has
been on duty with the 18th Air Force
In Italy since the arrival of that unit
on the Southern European war front
has returned and is with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S
Astryke, at their home, in Mount
Ida, Alexandria.
Sergt. Astryke docked Sunday ir
New York with other members OF
the 739th Bomb Squadron, report
ing to Fort George G. Meade before
going home for months furlough
At the end of his leave he will go tc
Sioux Falls, S. OAK, for further
training.
Having been among the first oi
the l8-year-olds to be called under
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Miss Levis
Is Engaeed

Mrs. M. C. Lewis of Washington
and Santa Fe, and Mr.. c. Raymond
Lewis of Annapolis announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Jane Lewis. to Ensign Robert Mann
Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
Hall Of Scarsdale, N. Y. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Miss Lewis was graduated from
St. Mary's Female Seminary IN
Maryland and attended Colorado
College.
Ensign Hall was graduated from
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
in Maryland and attended Franklin
and Marshall College at Lancaster,
Pa He received his commission
June 81 from the Navy Supply
School at Harvard University.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Fete at Embassy

The Chilean Ambassador and
Sonora de Mora we're hosts at ar
informal dinner party last evening
which was a farewell fete for the
retiring First Secretary of the EN-
bassy, Senor Don Fausto Soto
Guests were other members Of the
Embassy staff and their wives and
the charming daughters of the
hosts.
Senior Soto shortly will leave for
his new post at the Chilean EN-.
basSy in London.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
" Wedding Day Set

Miss Nell Bishop, daughter Of Mrs.
J. P. Bishop of Orlando, will be mar
ried Sunday to Capt. Robert K. Al
thaus, A. A. F., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John K. Althaus Of Silver Spring
The wedding will take place in Or
lando, but Mr.. and Mrs. Althaus
will not be able to make the trip
south for another month.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BLs


the Selective Service Act, he trained
first at Miami and was graduated
from the Adjutant Generals School
at Sam Houston University in Texas.
Before going overseas he was based
at various posts in the West and
Midwest. Early in June he was pro-
NOTED to staff sergeant.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith entertained at dinner last
evening, their guests including Mr..
and Mrs. Park Cooling, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sloan Smith and 1t. and
Mrs. William Neal
Evening star., 1945-08-02

The bride is the former Miss
Barbara Hounsom, daughter
of Mrs. Elsie HounSonl OF this
citu. Her marriage to Mr..
Michael Wtencek, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Wiencek OF
Canonsburg, Pa, took place
recently. -HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

B-29s will deliver your used tin
cans to Tokyo II you put them In
separate containers by your garbage
can. Plane parts and bomb fuses
demand high-quaiity tin. II not
collected, phone Republic s4SS.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

tactic radnika svih trudbenika' ieste
u sukobu sa osnovnim principima Titi-
ne "demokratije", jer ona priznaje pos
tojanje 'radnika trudbenika", kao
neradnika i netrudbenika da "nasi 81
romasni slojevi budu glavna briga drza-
ve." Postojanje siromasnih slojeva, rad
nika trudbenika. kao bogatih "sloie-
va, neradnika netrudbenika, drzave
koja ce "a njih voditi brigu, jeste slaba
jamcevina "onemogucenja bezdusne
eksploatacije."
Tito je zasao predaleko sa svoiim
recnikom. Gornie tvrdnje Sc sukoblia-
vaju sa celon njegovom drzavnom flo
zofijom. Klasno druStvo ne moze da
postoji bez eksploatacije. Niti je ME
mu moguca "socijalna jednakost."
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opozicijske liste kandidata, iako -je data ku-
tia "a glasanje protiv Wade ako to neko
zeli"
Kada bi partizanski rezinl planirao US
postavu proleterske vladavine koja da even
tualno prevede drustvo Socijalizan1, mi bi
morali gledati kroz prste ma mnoge te ne
pravilne postupke danasnjeg rezma. Ali to
nije slueaj. Njihova vladavina je isto tako
kapitalisticka vladavina kao ma koje druge
burzoaske grupe. Naravno tada bi morali
uciniti mnoge zamerke Ma primer, udruzi-
vanje konunista iii socijalista sa raznim
burzoaskim grupama; obeeavanje sveopste-
kapitalisticke umesto proleterske demokrati-
je = demolratije, koja nije bas svakon1
pogledu "demokratska", it'd. ALI da oni "ko-
munisti" Socialist" nisu ovako postupali
oni verovatno ne bi, jos "a sada dosi ma
vlast. Ne bi III poduprlo opste pueanstvo
Jugoslavije, koie velikom predvodi bur-
zoazija, niti bi III potpomogi saveznici, u
kljucujuci Rusiiu Oni bi tada bill revolt
cionari A saveznici ne podupiru revolu-
cionare
Dakle, pobeda korist partizanskog re-
lima je izvojevana. Jugoslavija ce biti Re-
publika sastojeci Sc cd nekih sedan, iii osan1
(ako je Trst pripadne) autonomnih repu-
blika. Izrabljivanje radnieke klase ce produ-
ziti, osnovno isto tako kao u monarhiji. D
pocetku dok jos nema dobro ucvrscenog ka
pitala niti skoro ikakve ekonomje, "repu
blika" &c apelovati ma radncku klasu da
bude pokorna; da radi ma izgradjenju el<o-
nomije, bez obzira ma to sto sve sto Sc
sagradi nece pripadati radnicin1a, j, konacnc,
kapitalizam &c dobiti novog poleta tada
&c klasni sukobi razviti Sc do stepena gde
&c partizanstvo "republka" kao sto bi
monarhija, stati u grlu jugoslavenskog rad
nog pucanstva koja &c u svakom sukobu
stati ma stranu izrabljivaca a protiv rad
nika
Bez obzira ko je izborima pobedio oval
put, radnicka klasa Jugoslavije ina drugi
zadak pred sobom. Ona mora bez dalnieg
odlaganja, da otpocne sa organizovanjem
svog revolucionarnog politickog industri-
jalnog pokreta sa svrhom zbacivanja klas-
ne vladavine - bila to republika iii monar-
hija
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

mania bezbroj drugh zversva koja trupe Louisa XIV
casu pocinjavaju u nasim sopstvenim pro-
vincijama, potvrdjuju previse jasno nasilne
uredne hawke koje vase oruzane se vrsile kod
kuce Ukratko, monsieur, tvoj zvesaj dokazuje meni
neosporno da pucansko nezadovoljstvo CHI je pro-
gres tako vidan Brittaniji pripisati sledecim
uzrocma: porezima, nametima naplatama koje SUI
dignute vazale cd gospodara svestenstva; zlim
postupanjima, hapsenjima cak smaknucima koja SUI
nemilosrdno nametnuta vazale, protiv kojih owl
nemau priziva uvidjauci da je velih bro gospodara
cvlasten vrhovnom moci mad njihovim sopstvenim
imanjima; - do iznudjavanja, neogranicene dozvole
gospodarskog vojnisva kojem je narod gradova sela
podjednako izlozen - toj dubokoj razuzdanosh bur-
zaozje tako velikh gradova kao Rennes Nantes koja
SUI Sc, ogrezavajuc sa novm nametima svakog dana,
nasla opasnosti neposrednog upropascenja kona6no,
ne manjo razuzdanost bretonskog parlamenta, koji
Sc oseca uvredjenim provadjanju, bez njegova odo
brenja, postojeceg edikata koja odrece uknziti,
koja su tako teretna da beda, oeaj mizerija pr-
tiskuje klase provincije To e, monsieur, zbjeno
grupsanje tvog izvestaja potkrepen cnjencama koje
su bolno istinite Ii dodajeS - Ear ne? - da e, sa-
glasno tvom sopstvenom razmatranju nezadovoljstvo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

te obavestio pod kakvim okolnostima ia upo-
Monsieur Lebrennom Nantesu nazad tri
godine. Istovetnost pogleda religje zelja vezae SUI
skupa cd tada. Costa psama zblizila mas
je jos wise Monsieur Lebrenn e wise nego iko drug
kvalifikovan da govori prilikama Brittanij Me
gova porodica kao njegove trgovacke omogucile
da bude obaveSten, da obavesti do
kazima nezadovoljstva njegovoj provincij scni O.
nina koje ia moi prjatelj videsmo kada smo preSl
Languedoc, Dauphiny, Vivaras, Guyenne Normandy.
Pogodjen znacajem talasa pueanskog nezadovoljstva
zahvatajuci veci dec Francuske ia nagovir Monsieur
Lebrenna da dodje Hague da bi tobom konfersao,
ia savljam tvoe ruke njegov izvestaj ocajnih do
gadjaja CHI e teator sada Britannia Nije nuzno do
davati da Sc ii nozes potpuno osloniti sto ii
on kaze
- ia ne sumnjam. To Sc slaze swim tackama
drugh izvestaja koji do dolazahu ticuc Sc po-
liticke situacije u Francuskoj, odgovori John De
Witt.
oslovljavajuci Salauna Lebrenna:
- jest, monsieur, ia proctao tvoj izvestai
sa biskom pazljivon pozornoscu Ocajne, i cesto
strahovite dnjenice kojima obiluje nisu sguran
sam, ma nikoji nacn preterane cinov pljacke, oti-
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''SrbObran" protiy znanosti

u "Srbobranu" Cd 16. novembra ma
lazi Sc uvodnik Cd nekoga koii Sc kriie
pod laznim imenom "Kin.'' - koii je,
sudeci po jezuitskom duhu clanka, We
rovatno jedan Cd n1antijasa, koji stalno
skrabaju koiekakve besmislice po toj
mracnjackoj novini
Naslov clanka je "Strah cd atonske
bombe". U istom Sc nalazi sledece man
tijasko umovanie 0 znanosti:
'Ko moze garantirati da eksploziia
iii oslobadjanje necuvene sile jednog iii
wise aton1a, nece povuci "a sobom iii
prouzrokovati eksploziju svih drugih
atoma ma kugli zenaljskoi pretvoriti
zemlju u prvasnje stanje 'Nebulae', "a
jedno sa swim onim sto ie ma Moi, pa
premudrim covekom, koji Sc usudio da
zaviri u tame bozanstUenosti Uasione?
"covek je poceo da Sc igra bozan-
skog mudraca, sarno Cd niegove 'n1l-
drost' zavisi, da Ii &c hodati po curstoj
zemlii iii &c i on sa zemljom zaiedno,
kruziti vasionskim putem planeta OBJ
iku gasoua. (Naglasak originally
Da ie nauka slusala ovakva iezuit
ska zastrasivania, judski progress ne bi
otisao dale cd zivotinjskog - mi bi JOS
bill u stanju divliastva; Amerika JOS
ne bi bila otkrivena; masine ne bi pos
tojale, nit bi ikakva prirodna pogonska
snaga bila stavljena sluzbu coveka.
Sve prirodne tajne SUI coveku izgle-
dale "bozanske". sve dok Sc nije usudio
uspeo da u njih "zaviri.''
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NEREDI II PALESTINI l
"JEVREJSKO PITANJE"

Neredi koji Sc odigravaju Palestini
ovih dana, izmedju Jevreja britanskih VOL
nih sila, u kojima je izvesni broj poginuo
veliki broj ozledjeno, mogu Sc pripisati tex
jednom glavnom faktoru - kapitalizmu.
Vest (AP) cd 15 novembra il Tel Aviv,
Palestine, javlja da su prethodne veceri po-
ginule dve osobe 40 ranjeno, kada je bri-
tanska vojska (padobrancD otvorila paljbu
u narod. Pored toga mnogi sukobi SUI Sc
odigraI izmedju Jevreja Arapa, u kojima
je takodjer bilo mrtvih mnogo ozledjenih.
Uzrok nereda jeste kolonizaciji Jew
reja koju je Britannia kao vladar Palestine
jos odavno obecala il raznih britanskih
kapitahstickih razloga odlagala suzbijala.
Medjuvremeno tn je arapski pokret. koji Sc
protivi naseljenju Jevreja Palestinu. Prvi
cesto cine prepade ma poslednje da bi osuje-
till plan naseljivanja.
I ako Zionisticki pokret koji zagovara
Jevrejsku drzavu Palestini, postoji po ce-
lom svetu, medju Jevrejima poslednji nisu
tako jake bill zainteresovani "a selenje sve do
ovog rata. Mnogi, narcotic bogati Jevreji,
smatral SUI "a probitacnije da ostanu tamo
gde SUI, nego da Sc sele Palestinu Ali rat ,je
uveliko potpalio ovo interesovanje. Kapita-
listicki interest po celom svetu, narcotic
u Nemaekoj iziskivahu raspirivanje rasistic-
Ike propaganda protiv Jevreja. tako su mno-
gi nastradali, ne samo u gubljenju imanja,
iii bogatstva u opste, nego u gubljenju
sanih zivota Pored toga sto SUI najvise ma
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Materijalni progress otisao
pred mOralnim

Isti, gorepomenuti, uvodnik poci-
ME sa ovim recima:
"Ljudska materijalna otkrica is
prednjacila su njegovom moralnom pro-
gresu' rekao je Prajm Ministar Atli
JUICE u svom govoru pred Ameriekim
Kongresom."
Ako je ovo opste tacno, tacno je
samo toliko, sto je covecanstvo, kao
celina zaostalo "moralnom progresu",
a nikako pojedinci koji dostavljaiu ia
otkrica - iii bar ne njihovim specific
MIN profesijama. Drustvo je zaostalo u
"moralnom progresu' u smislu drustve-
ne znanosti, koju SUI reakcionari, uklju-
cujuci "Srbobran' njegove pisce U
mantijama bez mantija, suzbijali kroz
celu istoriju interesu vladaiuce klase.
Nisu materijalna otkrica "isprednia-
ella" covekovom 'moralnom progresu".
Prvi je ma stepenu ma kojem treba da
bude. To je covekova drustvena prosve-
cenost koja je zaostala, zahvaljujuci
mracnjacima, izrabljivaeima ugnjeta-
Gina svih vista.
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SELJAcKI ZAKON.

Sa orginanog francuskog ma englesk Daniel De Leon.
Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda' Ill "Istorja jedne proeterske porodce kroz
vekove." Prica VeHkom Monarhu.
20.
- Moi prijatelj, = rece John De Witt Serdanu ma
kon sto Sc prijazno odazva stujucem pozdravu ovim
dvema Francuzima, ovo su, ia pretpostavljan tvoja
diva zemljaka koja 81 me trazio da III doveden U
vezu sa admralskim zavodom da bi dobili tajnu ma
redbu siguran postupak sucaju da jedan cd nil
hovih brodova naidje ma nase krstase?
Jest, moi dragi john Kao francush mornarl
oni nemaju nista cd cega da plase Cd kraljevslh
eskadra Prolaz je tex da njih zastt cd hoandjslih
krstasa Kada sam ia teb prekjucer dao poruke u
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seur Calauna Lebrenna, kapetana francuskog trgo-
vackog broda stanovnika prstanista Vannesa ia sam