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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
WOMEN VS.. MEN

I sounded on about women not
becoming as great as men, and
now here's Dean Margery Nichol-
son OF Smith college with the ex-
plantations: The fundamental rea-
son that women do not achieve
so greatly as men do Is that wom-
en- have no wives. Until such
time as science or economics cor
reefs this hlunder of nature we
shall remain, fear. the inferior
sex" - Earl Wilson In New York
Post
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

could have been stopped al Ala
rein or al Stslingrsd And it is
well 10 remember that the Con-
gress came within one vote Of de-
modifying our army four months
before Pearl Harbor renewal of
the Selectlve Service AcD.
Through the loyal opposition"
Wendell Willkie set himself up as a
KIND Of immovable fulcrum on
which the administration could set
It's wartime levers. There vas never
any alliance" between Franklin
Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie-
Iumors Of this were fabrications of
hostile press. Nevertheless, while
attacked by the Willkie people on
his foreign policy. Mr.. Roosevelt
aSrutely understood that Mr.. Will
kie would fight the isolationists al
any political cost, and he learned
TO lean heavily on his shaggy oppo-
nent whenever the life-and death
issues Of the nation were involved
The result was that from 1910
through 1914 the United States
came closer 10 having a truly ma
tonal government than in any of
the other major crises in its history.
Lincoln had Mcclellan TO cope
with: Wilson had Lodge. Franklin
RooSevelts opponent however, I'M
Gertook 10 combat the destructive
forces which always do appear in
crisis. and against which Mr..
Roosevelt could have battled only
q, the risk Wendell Willkie took
pom HIMSELF Of losing all
Cost His Life
That this struggle cost Mr.. Will
he his life. there can be no reason
ole doubt Almost nobody really
knows the magnitude of the load
hat he had 10 carry. Some people
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Judge Advocates
A Welcome Sign
For Race Voters
WASHINGTON. d. C.-(NNPAI

WASHINGTON, d. C.-CNNPA)
The question of Republican
efforts 10 regain the colored vote
brought from James A. Cobb. for
mer judge Of the Municipal Court.
a statement last Friday that il the
Republican party desires colored
voters to return into its fold. it
should let them know they will be
welcome.
Mr.. Cobb said the South has moi
greatly changed its attitude toward
colored people. but il is being held
in check by northern Democrats
who recognize the fact that they
cannot win a national election
without the aid and assistance Of
colored voters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
AKACounciIG Gets
Anti Bios Clause
In Hos pitol Bill

WASHINGTON. n. C.-Rewrit-
'cN 10 .Nc&de three almost iror-
clad antl.ilScrimnsuon amend
ments. an $50. 900 600 hospital sur
yey and construction csll NaS re-
ported Tuesday by the Senate COM
mlt:ee on education and LABOR.
As introduced BY Sens. Lister
Hill ID. Ala. and Harold Bur
ton r. Ohio the bill called for
an appropriation of 5000. 900,
Of which SlO0.O 900 600 was ear
marked for construction Of hos
pitfalls in areas where need
would he revealed nv survey To
be conducted with the other five
million. In its original form il
carried no safeguards against dis
elimination based upon race.
creed. or color. This fact was
pointed out To members 81 the
senate education and labor sub
committee nv DIR Dorothy
BoulG.ng Fcrebee. spokesman for
the AKA Non-PartiSan Council
DR. FERENCE fJs,hc~ c:cd
The prevailing custom ~ many
parts ~ the country ,>h.ch leads -
the forgetting or ignoring o.! Ne-yo
health problems during the course
Vi community health p,suY ~.
Calling attention - The HlSN l0yl-
ocpcc among Negroes OF illnesses
which require hospital treatment.
she stressed the need for strength
cr;ns & 'ne oil through the aad.-
TON OF amendments which g;aSc
certain sc ~ a FAIR portion OF the
laris f1r treatment W Negroes.
WH,,S ne Subcommittee. headed
~ Senator Hill Cu, the appropr.
alton 10 SIS. 900 600. OF which
S. OOC 600 IS ~ be aScd for survey
purposes. u also added three pro
visions which state that there must
90 NO discrimination based upon
rlcC. creed or yo.ar-.U he pro-
VISION cr .Sc W hospital f5sil.,lc,
created through 30 usc II ;Gt
genes Members ~ We >u'-coT
.,tcc are Sens Lister III. u
Ma Allen J EIcudcr u La
Jarcs " Tw0cN n Del Rc1cr
Taft " OAot, and Ro5c,; VI
L,Fo.,cue Jr. r. VS..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

If the Negro press. For, in the
latter c.Je. il the press did not
reflect the ambition of its
readers to be free Of all re-
strictions it would not be able
10 continue AZ q business,
making the desired profits.
Therefore. every significant
advance made in the convert
ing" Of white people deserves
notice. One such example IL
the much.discussed letter Of a
white Mississippi sailor in Life
for October 20. Said he in
part:
"A year ago il someone had
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

tunity TO mobilize the nation for
war. Many observers-and | am
one Of them - believe that the
mobilization was accomplished just
in the nick Of time. In any case,
tbs clear that from 1910 TO 1913
the cause OF democracy depended
on the American war measures,
which in turn depended very
largely on opposition support. Had
there been no Lend-Lease il is
doubtful whether the Germans
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
DENTAL FLEECE

In Columbus, s. G.. Dentist {. b.
Drsffin stepped cut Of his once
And . stranger stepped In. collect
I'd SO In ADVANCE for repairs on
. ps,ient's plates. quickly stepped
cut again - Time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
African Academy
In Moss Meeting

The African Academy Of Arts
and Research which recently gave
Secretary Henry A. Wallace the
Willkie Memorial Award, will pre-
sent a program in Detroit at a mass
meeting 10 be held at Bethel AM.E.
church. SIS Frederick street,
Nov. IS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

know the load that he carried ut
the ofice-the intense interviews.
one pushing against the other: the
incesssnt telephone calls ringing in
from all parts Of q continent: let
tiers at the rate Of thousands q day:
requests for speeches at the rate
o. Ave or six hundred a month.
Still others know the story of his
mind. the probing of the future. the
weighing Of issuss-the load of
responsibility that his leadership
entailed. Still others are familiar
with the political losd--the shrswd
decisions, the granting of his sup
port here, the raising OF his oppo-
sition there. the rsllying Of forces
at some far distant point TO under.
mine an intrenched iSolationist.
Each Of his associates knows that
particular part of load he or she
helped 10 carry. Almost no one
knows IL all
But OF course the biggest single
load was the load Of the party. On
Issue after issue he was forced to
oppose his own people frst. The list
is long and massive: the destroyer
deal and aid TO Britain; Selective
Service; Lend-Lease; the occupa-
ton of Iceland; the extension OF
Selective Service; the revision Of
the Neutrality Act: increased aid
20 Russia and China, and q better
understanding OF those essential
partners; the definition Of war
aims; the drive for an international
organization with power to act. On
all these, and more, he had TO over.
come the Republican leaders" be.
fore he could challenge his ofiicial
opponent, Franklin Roosevelt, on
the real, the far-reaching issues OF
Americas destiny.
His Party His Undoing
And in the end the party was his
undoing. The motto for his life
might be EFT tn, Brute" for II was
the dessrtion Of self-stylsd friends
and associates that fastened. II II
did not actually cause, his death.
He was not "disiilusioned" by these
assertions; he was shrewd enough
20 know that few men are capable
Of sacrificing their own Interests for
the principles that they profess. But
he was practical enough to see that
each detection from the cause
merely added to the impossible
load that he was carrying. Imme-
diately before and after the nomi-
nation of Thomas E. Dewey. when
hundreds of professed One World
ers were yielding to the forces Of
political expediency. the tragic
little scene was re-enacted almost
every day: Why, so-and-so was
one Of the best friends I had in
the world. He went about for the
limitation Of sovereignty. How can
ne do this now" II was the CON-
plant of giant dedicated to Q
cause which he recognized as great
er than himself: q cause that wa,
too big to carry all alone.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
ASH-UAllY?

ice Lewis. poet Isurests Of the
Cspaeabsns. said the cigarette TO
the tray On the shelf Z just 70 on
nskins an ash az nyself." - Ben
nett CeSs q. am.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
l(@{56 I|1Il'l

THE BIGGEST and hardest job In race rela-
tons 10 to change the opinion Of the white
majority on the Negro and his position in Amer
lean life. This Is the main task above all others
of the various Negro organizations in the inter-
sacisl field. and it is also a principal activity
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
BY PHILIP WYLIE
Reprinted from The New York Post)

Many Americans OF every political viewpoint and
bitter about the refusal Of the British to
allow the Jewish people Palestine These Amer
of them-poin out justly that the British
promised the Jewish people that they could back that
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
GAME BIRD

In Houston. duck-hungry Stan
lev 7. Bonner was shot In the knee
nv a duck which collided with his
pistol hand Time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
JINGLE

spring is largely overrated, u
YOU are already mated" - Bennett
CERT in Saturday Review Of Litera-
ture.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

CHic s preparing to laurch a va
't.0t crHno1'ic plan ~ expand and
.ft".~ domestic production " order
- increase the country Sst-Sutl.
Gisucg.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28

lucije ma strani masa u Nemac-
koj, saveznicki vojnici moraju
biti voljni da pucaju u te mase
= plan koji bi fraternizovanje
pokvarilo. A Sta drugo moze da
znaci ona generalova izjava da
moramo patti da narod me 81
die sputa" u Nemackoj, II. sa
kapitalistickog puta.
Vest (AP) il Pariza cd 10. ju-
ma javlja da SUI "americke trupe
pronaSle ogromnu nagomilanu
nemacku riznicu u vrednosti S.
000.000000, ukljucujuci glavno
nacionalno bogatstvo Austrije i
Bavarske i pljacku pokradenu cd
zrtava smrtnih logora i crka-
va. !"
Ovo dokazuje da su nacisti i
mali licnih razloga "a rat - da
licno pljackaju svet pored
planova "a prociscavanje puta "a
njihov posleratni kapitalizam na
svetskom obimu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
Voiska i drzava krse
straik II Chicagu

Kapitalisti6ka stampa je puma
svakakvih vesti strajku troke-
ra u Chicago. Neke cd tin vesti
nose naslove: 400 vojnlka gone
trokove IL Chicagu", druge, "5.-
600 trupa u cikaskom strajkn",
trece, Jos 10000 trupa u borbi
protiv strajka" i 81.
Poznato je da je drzava pre-
uzela linije sa nesto oko 1900
trokova. A posto jos "a sada dr.
zava ne moze prisiliti radnike.
"drajvere", da Sc povrate ma po-
sac. ona je stavila vojnike da
onerisu trokove. Prema neklm
vestina. ma svakom troku Sc ma
(Nastavak ma 4. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
Duh akronskog strajka

u odgovoru na poziv junijskih
predstavnika u Washington, da
'pokazu razlog "a strajk". pred
sednik Goodyear lokala br. 2,
United Rubber Workers CIO, od-
govorio je da Sc junijski pred
stavnici ne ce pojaviti u Wash
ingtonu ina sto je kasnije pris-
tao pod pretnjom sudske odlu-
ke), c. V. Wheeler rekao je::
"Radnicima su vec dosadile
ne-efektivne traljave ne-ucini
nista politike drzavnih agencija
i odbijaju 'pokazite-razlog' ma
redbu izdatu u nastojanju da Sc
radnici prisile kao zamenu "a
pravilno rukovanje sa sporom."
Ne znamo do koieg stepena je
gospodin Wheeler posten, kao To-
kalni junijski vodja, ali svaka-
ko, drzimo da je on u gornji,n
recima izrazio osecanje radnika
prema mesanju drzave u radne
sporove. Ovo dokazuje da rad
nici pocinju uvidjati da drzava
ne resava sporove 'nepristrano"
narcotic ne resava "pristrano"
L korist radnika, nego presto kao
sluga poslodavaca j krsitelj strai-
kova.
Kada oval duh postane Jos ia
ci i zahvati vecinu radnika, kao
sto znamo da hoce, ako ne pre
onda nakon svrsetka rata, tada
&c drzava morati pribeci otvo-
renom nasilju protiv radnika, lxo-
il &c nju prezreti, zajedno sa po-
slodavcima uvideti da je ona
sNeznik poslodavaca. To &c biti
razvitak reVolucionarne situac;-
je i potpunog razuverenja rad
nika u kapitalizam.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
Cetrdesetogodi$njica
Soc. Ind. Junioniz1na

i zastrasavajuei je / odbijaiuci
je cd iste. Zavrsni akt ovog "a
strasivanja, bila je dobro pozna-
ia bombaska afera Chicago, ILL.,,
ma "Hay Market'-u 1866, sa ko.-
iom SUI Vitezi Rada stvarno ski
mutt sa pozornice. Pre- toga, II
1881, pokrenuta je nova orga-
nizacija, pod imenom, koie nosi
| Jos danas, Anericka Fedora
CHA Rada, ciji Z je cilj bio da
razori prvu S polja. l tako Sc vo-
dila borba izmedju owe dve or
ganizacije sve do 1895.
Owe godine, 1895, osnovana ie
nova ekonomska organizacija,
pod imenom Socijalisticki Ia
natski Radnicki Savez. I ako
lie S. z. R. S. irnao revolucionar-
nj cilj, niemu je manjkalo jas
no shvatanje pravog junionizsna
| i odgovarajuce strukture, kakvu
ie zahtevao industrijalni razvi-
tax owe zemlje, koja mora biti
takva da je u staniu primiti Il
sebe cello radnistvo. Ovo ie ne
+, ophodno "a izvrsenie revolucije,
Ii da istovremeno posluzi "a ka-
lup buduceg Sociialistickog druS-
iva. A pored toga, dosla je ops
ta pasivnast cd same radnieke
klase. + tako je is. z. i R. S. pa
dao sve nize.
Da bi Sc podigao duh radnicke
klase, potrebno je bilo ola joi Sc
dade bar osnovna pocetna teo-
riia koja Sc nece ugibati pod ME
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
'Demokratski'
totalitariija

izjednacili u duznostima pravi-
ma sa radnicima. Oni SUI naucili
parazitskim zivotom da live; oni
SUI naucili da lencare i 1--WE Cd
tudje nuke, te prema tome, oni
&C pokusati svako sredstvo -
najgrublje najodvratnije - sa-
mo da produze sa svojim goto-
vanskim zivotom.
Ali, pitanje pred njih iskacc,
kao neka avet: Sta da Sc radi
sa radnicima, "a koje ne mogu
da nadju nj ropski zivot? Jer
kada radnik prestane raditi, au-
tomatski estate bez zivotnih ma
mirnica. Nastaje oskudica -
glad. Davati besposlenim radni-
Gina - milionima milostinju,
ma kolika ona bila, ona Sc dava
ma racun profita kapitalisticke
klase. Men profit biva manji, a
kapitalisti SUI nezasitljivi po-
hlepni "a sto vecim profitima.
No iako bi oni ma to pristali "a
moraju pristati), da Ii ce ma to
pristati radnici? Hoce Ii oni pri-
stati ma vecito-prosjacki zivot?
Kapitalisti Sc phase da Sc jednog
dana ova proleterska raja ne
probudi progleda svojim oci-
ma, i vidi pravo stanje stvari.
Toga Sc kapitalisticki paraziti
plase; cd toga oni drhtu u svojim
ukradenim hlacama. Zato Sc tre-
ba Jos sada pobrinuti. Tyeba po-
liticke prasine bacati u radnicke
oci, tako da vecito ostanu slept;
! da ne mogu da vide otkuda do
lazi njihova mizerija.
Ia vreme ovog rata, kapitalis-
ticka politicka drzava organize
vala ie razne agencije odbore,
CHA lie svrha bila da "koordeni-
(Nastavak ma 4. str.ni)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
SOvjetska Rusiia

Il Londona A. P. vest cd 81
juna javlja da je ma poznatoj
parnici u Moskvi protiv sesnaest
vodja podzemnog poljskog po-
kreta, dvanaest osudjeno ma ro-
blu, "a krivicu 'podzemne ak
tivnosti po zadi linije Crvene
Armije Poljskoj''.
Osude SUI izrecene "a dvanaes-
toricu, koje variraju cd "deset
godina do cetiri meseca." U Lon
donu je osecanje da &c Sovjets
ka vlada sniziti kaznu iii sas-
vim osloboditi osudjenike.
Troica su sasvim ociScena cd
krivice i pusteni SUI ma slobo-
du.
Kapitalisticka Stampa i oval
put Sc cudi "a mi Sc cudimo),
| tim sovjetskim sudovima, gde
svi okrivljeni priznaju skoro u
celosti sve zaSto SUI okrivljeni
! Ova misterija estate, naravno,
dale ne razjasnjena. Svi pome-
mutt SUI, manje-vise, PRIMAL svo-
je krivice.
| Vest il Moskve (AP) cd "a
juna javlja da je toga dana IL
vedena velika parada u Moskvi
u znak proslave pobede mad ma
cizmom, u kojoj je marsal Zhu.
kov odrzao govor hvalio je Cr-
venu Armiju, govoreci da je ol1s
"najmocnija ma svetu''.
! Takodjer je naglasio da Sc Sow
ietski Savez mora ekonomski o
iacati i ucvrstiti militarnu Sill,
jos wise i spremiti Sc bolje |
militarnoj vestini tehnici. "A tt
znaci da nj Rusi ne veruJu
ikakav mir, o kojem SUI stalnt
do sada larmali. Razume Sc, u
cvrscenje armije ina i drugl
svrhu - odrzavanje sovjetskos
stanovnistva potcinjenosti bl
rokratiji birokratskoj draw
kao to - sto je vrlo verovatne
= da gust revolucije zemljams
koje SUI pod kontrolom SovJets
ke Rusije, gde Sc one poJave.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
w. S.

Radnicki pokret u ovoj zem.
Iii pojavio Sc u drugoj decenijl
proslog veka. A uzeo je maha
pri kraju sezdesetih godina. Gra-
djanski rat, koji je dokoncao lie
no ropstvo ma jugu otvorio je
nezasitive celjusti cvetajuceg ka-
pitalizma. Stojeci cvrsto sa ODE
noge ma celom kontinentu kapi
talisticka klasa je navalila ma
radnicku klasu sa tako straSnom
eksploatacijom, da je poslednju
prisilila organizovati ekonomskl,
organizaciju, da bi mogla dati
donekle otpora toj naval. U
1869. organizovana je ekonomsla
organizacija, Vitezi Rada.
Ova je organizacija izvodila
mnoge zestoke uspesne straj-
kove, priznavala je klasnu bor-
bu, bila je prozeta socijalistic-
kim duhom cilj joj je bio oslobo-
djenje radnicke klase. Ono sto
joj je manjkalo bila je struktura
civilizovani metod borbe, koia
radnicki pokret, osobito u ovoj
zemlji mora usvojiti. Stavljajuci
ma stranu owe dve stvari, ona je
bila takn borbena. da je kapita-
listirka n3asa potela strepiti, Da
bi Sc reSila v. r., kapitalisticka
klasa je poslala svoie agente u
njih koji su iskoriscavali niiho-
We ne-civilizovane metode bor
be, protiv same prganizacije po-
sebice i radnicke klase u opste
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
P. Slepceuic:

P. Slepceuic::
Da Sc kapitalizam nalazi u o.
cainom stanju strahu cd sutras-
mice, to je jasno "a svaku zdra-
vomislecu osobu. Kako da Sc re-
Sc problemi besposlice, koja ie
prema njihovom priznanju, ne
izbezna, kada sutra rat stane i S
mime prestane ratna proizvod-
MIA? Gde da Sc uposle milioni ot-
pustenih vojnika, i gde da Sc ma
dju place "a suviske robe? Ovo
SUI problemi koji i'm onemogucu-
ju da spokojno i mirno uzivaju
plodove radnicke klase. Ukratko,
problem kako da Sc ocuva kapi..
talizam.
Vec cd poduzeg vremena kapi-
talisticka klasa poduzimlje kora-
ke, organizujuci razne agencije
i odbore, da ispituje, istrazuje j
planira kako da resi- predstojece
probleme. S ovim ona priznaje
da je kapitalizam usao u corso-
kak, IL koga ne moze da Sc IL
vuce. S ovim ona priznaje da je
kapitalizam preziveo drustvenu
korisnost i postao klada ma putu
drustvenog progresa. Takodje s
ovim ona priznaje, da je vreme
nastupilo kada treba menjati os-
novu drustvenog ekonomskog Ii
vota; mesto prezivelog kapitali-
zma, treba podignuti novi drus-
tveni poredak, koji &c garantova-
ii mir i izobilje "a cello drustvo,
te krenuti kola drustvenog pro-
gresa napred visem uravnju CT
vilizacije, kulture i srece!
Sve je ovo kapitalistickim 60
tovanima i njihovim predstavnl-
Gina poznato. Ali u prkos svega
toga, NINA Sc ne menja; oni ne
zele novi poredak/u kome bi Sc
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Nenacka

Kakva je ljudska bica stvorlo
nacizam u Nemackoj, najbol]c
Sc vidi u izjavi Gen. jacob L.
Deversa, komandanta seste ar
miie, koju je dao' Associated
Press-i, ma "a. juna, -pri svom oo-
lasku IL Nemacke.
".Nemci &c Sc pokoravati re-
kao ;e on skada oni znadu da su
susreli svog gospodara, a onl zna. :.
iu da smo mi njihovl gospooai'
sada. >"
A O zabrani "fraternlzaclJe
[druzenial americkim "a tako
! ruskim) vojnicima sa ne
nackim stanovnicima koja Je ne
davno izdana, on je rekao da'
"Ne-druzenje u Nemaekoj mora
Sc popustiti" da je mas posao
u Nemackoj "a sada da voalino :,
briou da narod ne side puta :,
Mnoee vesti su javljale own
dana da ie zabrana fraternlzoVa-
MIA sasvim promasila, a mex, !. oa- q
aovorni oficiru su izjavljivah d da
GO militarna uprava osramotlla
izdajuci tu naredbu, ko]u '''No
ne postuje.
zabrana fraternizovanja ina
% svrhu da odrzi mrznju lzme-
dju nemackih radnih masa : %
veznickih vojnika, koji su tako-
der u glavnom clanovi radnlcke
klase. U slueaju pokusaja revo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28

okupacione trupe - da Sc nacisti
postavljaju ma vlast; da Sc Ia
branjuje jugoslavenski jerk, sa
istaknutim natpisima: 'Govori-
te samo nemacki";; da Sc hapse
Jugoslaveni; da SUI chill velike
smetnje jugoslavenskim zenama
tamo koje SUI potable ma zenski
kongres u Jugoslaviju, da Sc ju-
goslavenski natpisi skidaju sa
kuca j suzbija Sc jugoslavenska
$tampa.
U vezi sa Trstom Tanjug, sluz-
bena novinska agencija u izjavi
o tom gradu rece:: "Saveznicka
militarna administracija izgleda
Ga izvadja stvarnu aneksiju spor-
ne zone Italiji, sa jednostranim
akcijama, presudjuju unapred
resenje mirovne konferencije o
spornoj oblasti".
A Tito je u Ljubljani rekao,
kada SUI ga isterali il tih prede-
la, da on veruje svojim savez--
nicima i Atlantskom carteru, a
sada svi potvrdjuju da i'm nisu
nj tada verovali.
Razume Sc, Britanci rade isto
ono sto jeri Tito; bio zapoceo u
tim predelima ali samo u SUI
protnom pravcu kada in je oku-
pirao suzbijaju partizanski
upliv j radje podnose naciste u
civilnoj upravi, nego partizane.
Tako mi vidimo da "demokra-
tia, "narodna vecina" it'd, u
vek je rukama onoga ko ina
oruzje moe mad spornim teri
torijanna. Samo partizani nema-
iu pravo da Sc. zale, posto su oni
stalno "a vreme rata do nebesa
hvalisaI svoje saveznike i kod
svih oko sebe propagirali takvo
"uverenje."
Pored toga, jugoslavenska Via
da je izasla sa profession protlv
odugovlacenja sudjenja ratnlh
zlocinaca zahteva da saveznlcl
odmah pred a d u Mihailovlca,
princa Pavla Stojadinovica Ju-
goslavenskim vlastima da i'm one
sude.