Popular Front Method Only Good in China, Colonies Geneva, Nov. 25.
"Popular Front tactics," M. George Dimitroff, Secretary-General of the Comintern, said today, "may still be applied today only in China and certain colonial countries whose people fight for their national liberation."
Writing in the latest issue of the Publication "Communist Internationale," added: "But in order countric these tactics are inadequate in the light of the present war. The change in the situation calls for a change in tactics, for Popular Front policies call for common action by Communists and Social Democrats, Radical Democrats and petty bourgeois against reaction and war."—Havas, Small German Shops Soviets Change Rail Gauge Of Polish Lines The Soviet autnncseo™, Nov. 25.
jo Soviet authorities are speeding the task of. changing the gauge on Polish railway lines between Lwow and the former Soviet frontier. but are as' still leaving untouched the lines west of Lwow, to avoid extra trouble in the transport of merchandise between Germany and Rumania, Forced to Close Berlin, Nov. 26, Hundreds of small shops throughout the Reich have been forced out of business because of the dislocation of retail trade created by the Germany's stern foodstuffs and clothing rationing, it was learned last night. It was understood that several large stores are also likely to close down. It was believed that of thousands of clerks thrown jour of jobs, the majority would be reabsorbed in other businesses.—United Press.
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