Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1936, Page 32

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Another—100 per cent true —is that the Anarchists and their sympathizers among the left Catalan Nationalists now are running Catalo- nia, both by virtue of superior and more energetic leadenship and numeri- cal preponderance. Among the myriad flags and sym- bolic agglomerations of three, four and five letters that now adorn the Barce- lona streets and vehicles, the red and cale and other fine sheets in these extra lengths, at this bargain price! 81x99, and single beds. 68x72 and full, three-quarter, twin and single beds. 63x72 and 64x64 count—and NO starch or dressing. 50c Mercerized Table Damask 58-inch White Table Damask with color- G ered borders in rose, green, blue and 7° Heavy Quality Pillow Cases 29c and 39c values. Slight irregulars of fine 68x72 and 64x64 sheeting. gold. Also all-white. Yard. 5 Indian Head Mattress Covers 179 values. Slight seconds. Made by I 29 “Sure-Fit” Company. Rubber buttons; 5 boxed. Full and twin sizes. All-Linen Tea Toweling The relisble Stevens' pure linen quality, c’ black flag of anarchy and the letters regular 29c- value. Colored borders. F. A. I—Federacion Anarquista I;e- Slight 560ONAS aceeeeomoennn T rica—and C. N. T.—Confederacion Na- s = tional de Trabajo—hold pride of place H '0 even over the striped emblem of Cata- lonian independence. Three-quarters of the Catalonian troops on the Sara- gossa and Huesca fronts and those sent lately to assist Madrid wear the red and black Anarchist two-peaked fo- Tage cap. Program More Intangible. Those are obvious facts, but what anarchism means, or what is the An- archist program is far less easy to dis- cover. One thing it is not is what Americans understand by anarchy— lawlessness and mob rule—but its pro- gram is as elusive as Hitler's before he won power. Theoretically, the Spanish Anar- © $99 Value Enrich your home now for years to come—with these three pieces of quality living room furniture. 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Bitterly as the Anarchist leaders— they even hate the word leader, but some one must lead any popular move- ment—refuse to admit it, they are be- ing forced by circumstances toward bureaucratic control in the political and economic fields and toward a sys- tem of “officers”—they may call them comrades commanding companies or comrades commanding divisions—in the military field. As far as I could see, the Anarchists are not far different from the bol- sheviks, except in theory or ideology. To put it more accurately, they are aiming at a stage beyond communism which even Soviet Russia has yet failed to achieve. They believe, of course, in collectivism and the aboli- tion of money, property and religion, but, when you ask them how they propose to achieve their goal, they are apt to say, like the bolsheviks, “by making people follow us,” which hardly can be regarded as an expres- sion of pure freedom. For practical purposes, I imagine the best way to explain Spanish an- archism is to say that its system is proletarian authority with lip service or ideological concessions to the Span- ish sentiment of individualism. In other words, it is a fluid mass of theories that will be crystallized into & working regime by the pressure of fact, circumstances and war. And its | ultimate form will not be vastly dif- ferent from the dictatorship of the proletariat—or the dictatorship over the proletariat—with which An- archist spokesmen so readily find fault in the Soviet regime. In theory, anarchism and dictator- ship are exact opposites, but life, and especially war, are stronger than the- ories and the men who hold them, and it is evident that Anarchist’ practice in Catalonia now is undergoing a pro- found change from its original ide- ological concept. At present, this change is confused and befogged by terminology which sounds at first like sheer nonsense. For instance, how, in ‘wartime, can one glorify “the virtues of indiscipline,” as the Barcelona An- archist press proclaims? But I learned in Moscow that ter- minology is only a form, which cannot hide facts if one looks for facts hard enough. So, too, with the Spanish Anarchists—their terms are mislead- ing, that'’s all. They preach indis- cipline, impose ruthless authority; they profess individual freedom, but demand obedience; they advocate equality, and issue orders on pain of death. Like Lenin, with his Marxism, their doctrines are novel and untried, but I venture to predict they will pro- duce something of interest and per- haps of value to humanity. Bacteria Found in Fish. Bacteria found in tuna fish eaten raw at Ayase, Japan, were found to be 100 times more deadly than Gertner’s bacteria, which killed more than 50 persons at Hamamatsu in May, but all | eating of the fis was stopped after two persons had been made ill. RECKLESS DRIVING. 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