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Evening star., 1944-03-07
5000, Facing
Physical Tests for
Draft by June 80

Selective Service plans to send
5000 900 men to take pre- induction
physical examinations between now
and June 80, it was disclosed today.
Half that number is expected to be
inducted.
The figures were given in testi-
mony before the House Appropria-
tions Committee and made public
today. Selective Service requested
the transfer of $9,300,00 from
Army and Navy appropriations to
Selective Service to defray expenses
of transporting registrants to In
duction and reception stations.
Selective Service also requested
enabling legislation to pay for hos
pitalization and burial Of registrants
who fall Ill or drop dead while be-
ing transported by Selectiye Service.
1t was estimated that emergency
disqualification and medical treat
ment and burial, if necessary, would
cost approximately $4,000.
The House also learned what hap
pens to some OF the men who
don't go to war. E. w. Loveridge
assistant chief Of the Forest Service,
told the committee about conscien-
tious objectors who have been
anxious to volunteer for the dam
gerous work Of parachuting down
to fight forest fires. Mr.. Loveridge
gave the details in asking for a
deficiency appropriation Of 1855, ,00o
mainly to fight forest fires.
The parachutists, known as smoke
jumpers, were of enormous help in
combating forest fires, Mr.. Loveridge
said. They were not drawn solely
from the ranks of conscientious
objectors, however.
I'VE got a great number of vol
unteers from the conscientious OBJ
jectors who apparently wanted to
show it was not a question of a
lack of courage on their part that
they. did not go to war, because
this parachuting is quite a dan
gerous thing" Mr.. Loveridge added
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Red Cross
CONTINUED From First Paee.)

to the service. I can say without
doubt that our bureau as well as
the Navy will more than meet its
quota in the Red Cross war fund
drive"
While the entire month Of March
has been proclaimed Red Cross
month by President Roosevelt, the
District workers are not fixing any
particular timetable They will
wind up the drive in three weeks
II that feat is possible, leaders say.
Campaign Chairman Lloyd B.
Wilson emphasized again yesterday
that public response to the Red
Cross War. Fund appeal has been
favorable, and that hard work
by volunteers in calling on donors
is the principal task before us now.
The public knows what the Red
Cross is doing for Our servicemen
at home and abroad. The stories
told by returning soldiers carry
conviction"
Mr.. Wilson was referring to the
address by Tech. Sergt. John Gard
ner, who preceded him on the pro-
gram. Sergt. Gardner told of his
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Funeral Rites Held
For {. T.. Yates

Funeral services were held yes
terday in St. Thomas Episcopal
Chapel for Charles Colt Yates, rs,
oceangrapher and Shipping Board
executive during the World War,
who died Sunday in his apartment
at 1875 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Mr.. Yates had been with the hy-
geographic surveys of the British
and French Navies and on the yacht
of Harrison Williams, New York
utility magnate
During the World War he oper-
ated 129 ocean going vessels with
1919 officers and crewmen sailing
for the Shipping Board.
He was born at Binghamton, N.
Y, in 1868 and was an engineering
graduate of the Case School of Ap-
piled Science at Cleveland.
He married Miss Lette Wise in
1896. She died in 1887 In January
of this year he married Miss Anne
Louise McCrone, who survives him.
He had been resident of WASH
ington for the last rs years and a
member of the Cosmos Club.
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place has not been chosen yet.
Wayne w. Parrish, editor and
publisher Of American Aviation.
said In copyrighted story today
that Britain and Canada both have
suggested establishment OF an inter-
national air transport authority ito
license and regulate international air
transportation" but lit Is known
that the United States does not
favor such an. elaborate form of in
ternational body"
THE question Of the use of war
built bases is not expected to be a
major problem" he added, since
there seems to be unanimity of
opinion that such bases should be
open for use by all recognized air
services"
American handling OF postwar
aviation plans has been largely in
the. hands OF an interdepartmental
committee headed by A. A. Berle, IT,,
Assistant Secretary of State.
The purpose Of such conference
would be to work out international
agreements to regulate the growth
and distribution Of commercial
aviation after the war.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Seven Killed as Bomber
Crashes In Snowsiorm
BY the Assoeiatee Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KEARNEY, Nchr.. Mar. Thames
of seven Kearney Air Base flyers
killed when a bomber crashed near
Maxwell, Iowa. early yesterday in a
snow and wind storm we're released
last night by Col. Charles C. Coppin,
commanding ofiicer.
Ten were aboard the craft but
whether others were killed was not
disclosed. Those named were:
Second 1t. Clarence G. Duvall.
Kiewaunee. Wis; Second 1t. Ray
mond N. Gray, Lake City, Mich:
Staff Sergt. Martin j. Gibbons,
Brooklyn; Sergt. Donald E. Eastman.
Bath, Me-; Sergt. Dali H. Foltz,
Lancaster, Calf; Sergt. Clifford w.
Lynum, Yankton, s. OAK, and Sergt.
Lorraine M. Holthouse, Clymer, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Argentina Cancels
A.. P. Wireless Link
From New York
BY the Associated Press.

oS lne Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Mar. THE
reception of Associated Press news
sent by wireless from New York was
banned yesterday by the Argentine
government -..-. -.
The government also Cancelled
permission for the use of 4 leased
wire between Buenos Aires and
Montevideo. Both these facilities,
1t charged, were used in violation of
the laws and rules Of the country.
This action was taken by the -di-
rector of posts and telegraph. who
declared that, after an inspection
OF the receiving station, authorized
in September, 1896, it was proved
that news received there was de-
livered to the Associated Press and
La Prensa Asociada, which distrib-
uted 1t in Argentina and abroad.
This was against the law, the reso-
luton said, and against the interests
OF the state, inasmuch as the duties
established by previous resolutions
were not paid.
=
r. J. Starzel, vice. president Of La
Prensa Asociada, said in New York
that the Buenos Aires reception ar
|rangement was established in 1887
with La Nacion, that its details were
known fully to the Argentine au-
thorities since then at all times and
that, 1t never had been questioned.
"The tax referred to in the gov
ernment's order is purely nominal
amount and would have been paid
Immediately had the government
ever demanded it," Mr.. Starzel said.
1T was not paid by La Prensa
Asociada simply because La Nacion
is the authorized receiver and we
always had reason to believe the ar
rangement was entirely regular"
Evening star., 1944-03-07
BY the Associated Press.


Acquisition by the United States
of the Widener art collection, which
originally cost $18,5O0, 900, requires
expenditure by the Federal Gov
eminent of $307 ,630.50 in Pennsyl-
vania inheritance taxes to complete
terms of the gift, it was disclosed
today.
A deficiency appropriation for the
amount of the taxes has been asked
by the National Art Gallery. ac-
cording to testimony before the
House Appropriations Committee,
made public today.
Col. Harry A. Mcbride, adminis-
traitor of the gallery, told the COM
mittee that Pennsylvania valued the
collection at only $7,14l ,060, and that
works of art valued at $988, ,45o, in
cluded in the collection, are not
subject to State taxes.
The amount of tax imposed by
Evening star., 1944-03-07

dQd 70 establish
a pre- liminary
agreement on the
program for the
conference. Talks
b e t W e en- the
United S tates s
and other inter-
ested govern =
ments, including
China, are ex-
pected before the
United Nations
meeting.
The conference
may take place
in Washington, I,
but the meeting
Evening star., 1944-03-07
|Grew Will Head U. 5.
Delegation 10 Allied
Aviation Conference

Joseph C. Grew, former AM
bassador to Japan, has been
chosen chief American delegate
to the United Nations air con-
ference which is expected to
open this year or early in 1945,
1t was learned authoritatively
today.
This Government already has be-
gun conversations separately with
Britain, the Soviet Union and Can
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Charles |. KnoedIer, Art
Dealer, Dies in Fronce
3y the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 7.-Charles
Leon Knoedler, 30, former partner
in M. Knoedler d Co., one of the
oldest art houses in America, died
February Is in Lyon, France, his
nephew. Charles r. Henschel, presi-
dent Of the Arm, was notified yes
terday by the Red Cross.
Mr.. Knoedler had been living In
Paris and Lyon since 1925.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
z D. G. Soldiers Gruduoted

CAMP LEE. Va, Mar. 1.-Two
Washington soldiers were among
officers and enlisted men who grad
uated last week from advanced
quartermaster supply courses at the
QuartermAster School here. They
are william Thomas Davis and Tom
Whitsett Rankin, jr.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
MARRIAGE Lectures Slated

The Washington Catholic Library
announced today it is sponsoring a
series OF lectures on marriage in the
library at 1923 H street NV. The
Rev. Francis J. Connell, lecturer and
writer. will speak at SIS pm,
March IA, II and 20.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Leop Yeor Dance TONIGHT

The Pennsylvania Society will
hold its leap year dance at 10
o'clock tonight at the Shoreham.
Serving as hosts will be Miss Evelyn
Dixon, Miss Betty Wendell, Miss
Dorothy Wendell, Meredith Colkett,
jr, Edison Gardner and Capt. Victor
Condos,
Evening star., 1944-03-07
J. S. Barrett to Speak

j. S. Barrett, managing director
of the Electric Institute, will speak
on After the War-What?" at 8
pm. tomorrow before a meeting of
the Electric Contractors Association
in Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-07

The Red Cross Club is the only
place Offering recreation to men sta
toned At Newfoundland posts.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Reports to the Public

share stock compared with 81 2so6o57 or $ss4
per share, for the preceding year.
The Companys net working capital SIG oo6 at the
end of fiscal compared year before
Rejecting increased earnings and smplication of the
Companys corporate structure the Directors declared dv
dend of 81 share the October 80 1o43
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Istu situaci ju nalazimo u odnosu sa druglm
glavnim proizvodima. Tako je psenica 1888.
prodavana po 8915 cent?; II 1898 po 641s centa.
Kukuruz ie 1888. bio 483s centi u 1888. 4411
cent? Fob ie prodavana Il 1893. po 371s cent?; II
1888. po 251s cent?. Raj je ba II 1888. 62 centa;
1888 prodavala Sc 20 431s centa tako dale
Gcspodin Roosevelt je wee do sada mogao saz-
natl da je on mogao, zasta, isto tako pokusati
da kontrolise talase kao sto je pokusao da kon-
trolise, iii da ponisti ekonomske zakone pod
lezece kapitalzmu Jer u stepenu kolem Je
rado-stedeca masineriia uvedena u tome stepe-
nu je snizena vrednost espaplma, sa odgovara-
jucem snzavaniu cena druge stvari su sto
tako.
Ma suprot cinjenice neublaz viii sukoba
kapitaa raoa = to jest kapitalista radnlka
(oko prozvoda rada), Predsednk nadezno go
vori Ga niegovoi posednioj poslanicD prona-
lazenju "nacna da Sc dokrajce sporovi IL
mediu uposlivaGa i uposlenih''! @ dovadjanju
'kapitala liudske snage [ j skupa"! kao kad
bi govcr.o dokonGaVanju 'sporova' = izlned]u
razbojnika niegove zftve! kao kad bl potstIe-
kavao harmoniGno mesanje ulja i vode, iii IL
mrivanie suprotnosti izmediu dana noci!
I IL prkos popune neizmirivosti Predsed-
nix ponavlia (pod kap:taizmom) cstarelo eho
nomsko k,ivotvorenie i apsurdnost imeno,
da ie mogute osieurat ia "svakog Goveka
zenu koii hoce raditi stvarni posao j 20 IL
vctnoi naiamnici." Nikakav carobniak he moze
6ati poslova gde oni ne postoje; ohzirom na
"zivotnu ma ajamnicu' - TO jest ropslyu nasladu
koiu gospod.n Roosevelt maSe privlacivo pred
raiamnim robovina naciie. On gCvoli "usva~
ianiu istine 20 rasncima da i sama dobrobit
radn,ka zavisi 0 pcyetaniu ravnoteze proizoda
robe Istina, gospodine Predsednite? Sa pris
toinim postovanjem PIedsednikova polozaja,
to ie ekononsko kriyovorenie gospodine! Jer
Il koliko wise rad ploizvodi, II toIilSo &c brze
poiedini radici sebe izraditi van sa svoj poslo-
va, manii .je, po, veliko, vec sada zalosni
udeo koji ie njihoy, od basnosovnog bogatstva
koie on sami projzycde
(Nastavice se)
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svoie zivote, j prena tome, to n7
vodi nikuda. Radne nase treba-
iu da organizovano ubiiu Geo
sistem koji stvara te anarhije ;
gradianske, ''nacionalne" klaS-
ne ratoVe.
U ostalom, Laval nema pravo
da Sc TUT, jer on kao i polsojni
Henriot, podrzava sistem koii So
ne moe odrzavati bez da stalno
neko nekoga ne ubija, vetinom
ii skoro is'1ljutivo ubiiaju So
radnici. Henriot ie zrtva svoia
sopstvene svoje klasne anarhi-
ie. Drugin1 retima, on ie "popio
svoiu sopstvenu medecinu.'
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Mi naozen1o nQOramo ZapoGetl
graditi sociializam ne Il lantas-
titnog liudskog materijala, stVo-
renog nasom rastom, nego Il
materiis Z, ostavljenog nam Cd
kspitaliz-na. Cvo je nesumnjivo
vrlo ''tesko", ali svaki drugi naain
pristupanja problemu je tako ne
ozbilian, da ne zasluzuje da Sc
0 nien1u govori.
NIHOLAJ LENIN.
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AEo ran1 je pretp1ata 71a
PADNICKU BORBU
istekla, obnorite je.

- Nije istina, ier nen1am goovo Sta de obutem
Orr1ani su Il puni odela! -.
Puni ali sve stare mode. SeSiri mi lanisi.
Nernan nj cpele. Wee prst upiru meme
- Stoga sto Sc mods Bolie bi bio da Sc brines
svojoj deci!
= "a tebe bi bolje bio da mamie cedis po piva-
rama kafanama!
-Ja ne bi sedeo po pivarama, kad bi mi dobro bllo
kod kuce Ii 81 mi zivot kuti pretvorila pakao!
- Ii men
Ne, ii meni!
- Ii meni! kazem ia.
Ne ii meni! kazem ia.
Jedna debela knjiga hi bacena ma pod.
Vazna cd cveca prsnu parcad.
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VAZTE VESTI:
(N2stavak sa /. strane)

(Nastayak sa l. strane)
vrene rata, a takav Sc gradjanski
rat vodi i Il druginn zenliana, pa
pored toga "nacionalni' rat, pa
jos i klasni rat koji Sc vodi vet
vekovima. "a sve te ratove kriva
je kapitalisticka klasa Francusl1e
koju Laval do sada) Henriot
predstavlia kao kapitalisti6ka
klasa svih drugih zemalja.
Mi ne odobravamo ubijania
pojedinih ljudi iii drzavnika, ier
to ne reSava dru5tvene probleme,
a oni koji izvrSe tallve aktove
sami, kada in sc uhvati. izgube
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Muz Sc izvalio naslonjati ca novine, zena drzl
najmladje dete Nastar decak izradjuje svo skoIskl
zadatak blizanci graju sa psom.
- Treba mi novaca --r reGe posle duzeg cuta1Ja
zena.
Covek sko6i kao da ga ie nesto ubolo.
Sta?
- Treba mi novaca, - ponovi hladno zena
- Ear opet?
Zena Sanlo seze ranenna.
- Men Sc Gni da ii nj najmanje ne stediS = rece
ljutito covek. Mogla bi ii kud kamo mamie trositi
A men Sc opet cini da ii il dana dan postaJes
sve VEGA tvrdca, odgovor jetko zena. = ia stedim
a ii rasipas!.. -.
Naprotiv to cinis t
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u iunskom izdanju Current
History, professor Frederick L.
Schuman ina jedan (poslednji)
cd serije clanaka o International
MIN problemima, u kojem iznosi
da &c to sovjetsko manevrisanje,
kao j manevrisanje Velike Bri-
taniie i Amerike, ubrzo nakon
ovog rata dovesti opet i do treceg
svetskog rata. U clanku: "Sov-
ietska junija buducnost Evro-
pe", Schuman kaze: "Sve sto je
sigurno vezi sa ovim profile
nom jeste to da elementarna
ravnoteza promatranja sile "a
htevace da Sc London i Washing
ton protive, sa oruzjem ako je
potrebno, svakoj posle-hitlerovs-
koj hegemoniji cd U. S. S. R. mad
Nemackom i Evropom, i po istoj
logici, zahtevace da Sc Moskva
protivi, sa oruzjem ako je po-
trebno, svakoj anglo-americkoi
hegemoniji mad Nemackom Ev-
ropom. Svaki cd tih pokusaja sa
istoka iii sa zapada, spremi ce
pozornicu "a svetski rat br. Ill
Sovjetska Rusija je vec polka
zala da su njene posleratne am
/ biciie da zavlada sa Evropon,
ako ne formalno, ali ipak, stvar-
/ no. ii. da Sc udesi Europa 20
nienom planu da sve glavne in
strukcije "a sve evropske Wade
| dolaze IL Moskve. Kad bi owe
ambicije bile sa ciljem da Sc ev-
ropske radne mase oslobode ka-
pitalizma. JOS nj tada Owe smbi
CHE. ova manevrisanja nebi bila
opravdana. Oslobodienie evrops-
kin radnika ne moze doci IL Ru-
size nego IL same Europe ii. IL
| sanih masa doti6nih zemalja
Ali to nije slucaj Rusija je doka-
zala da ona igra mediunarodnu
burzoasku igru vec desetak 90
| dina, a to je narcotic potvrdila
u ovom ratu. Ona namerava da
iera tn istu burzoasku igru /
posle rata. Ovo znaci da ce ona
biti jedna cd triju najveeih splet-
kara (Amerike, Velike Britaniie
! Rusije) koii &c opet dovesti
svet do treceg svetskog rata.
Pored zlocinstva, Sto je odbacila
revolucionarne ideje oslobodje-
mia radnicke klase ispod kapita-
lizma. sluzbena Russia &c, dakle.
uzeti uceSca u ovom vrhovnon
kapitalistiGkom zlocinu splet-
kareniu "a treci svetski rat.
Wee sada dok su JOS ratni sa-
veznici, pokazuje Sc medju NINA
veliko nepoverenje i znaci hu-
duteg spletkarenia. U vezi 50
tim manevrisaniin1a poslerat
MIN anbiciiama i Il strahu Cd
prevlasti jednih III drugih, posto-
il moeucnost, kaze professor
Schuman da: u svakom sIuta
/ iu, Moskva bi lako n7ogIa Bit
privucena da- zaklju&i poseb1'
mir sa nen7aGkim generalima.'
Ako bi So to pokazalo potrebno
| da Sc spreGi anglo-ameri6ka do,
njnaciia Europe. Nena6ku bi re
otuvalo kao iednu opet jaku ev-
ropsku silu Ga posluzi ruskin,
/ ambicijama "a suzbuanje pome
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Kapital i Rad

u odnosu sa predsednikovom merom IA
kontrolisanje cena Is kojom Sc bavimo ovoj
brosuri), gospodin Roosevelt nije prosao bolje.
Jak primer je ma pamuku, jednom cd najvaz-
nijih proizvoda zemlje, ma kojem Juzna ekono-
mia vecinom po6iva- Sledeea tablica ie uzeta
is nedeljnog pregleda pamuene place New
York Cotton Exchange firme Harriss 4 Vose-a,
kako je iznese nedavno "New York Herald
Tribune''
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zaria lice uzglavlje place
= Dusice, pokllsa on da je urniri = ja...
Ali tai cas- mlada zena skoci pokaza rukom
vrata rece:
- Id Idi k onoj sto te ceka! Necu wise nj da
cajem "a tebe!
Muz pocrvene.
- GovoriS Ii ii to ozbiljno?
- Idi!
= Dobro idem! Ali Sc ne6u vratiti u jedanaest nj
u 1vanaest( pa nj diva, nj tri -. U opste Sc nece
vratiti. Ovde je pravi pakao Zbogom zaupi vrata
"a sobom
Mlada zena grcevito zagrli uzglavlje.
Posle cetvrtog deteta.
Deset godina docnije
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Manevrisanja a Sovjetske Rusije.

Sovjetska vlada, narcotic u
poslednje tri iii cetiri godine,
nadmasila je sve kapitalisticke
lvlade u manevrisanju, nedosled-
nosti, u organizovanju raznih
vlada "a porobljene zemlje,
priznavanju nepriznavanju jed
nih iii drugih; u moralnom ma
terijalnom pomaganju izvesnih
grupa, nekad 'levicarskih'', ne
kad reakcionarnih i uvek potpu-
no ignorisuci Marksisticko uce-
ME oslobodjenje radnicke kla-
Sc. Sva njena strana politika u
desava Sc ma burzoaski nacin.
Wade i grupe koje ona potstreka-
va potpomaze, sve su burzoas-
ke.
Sovjetski SUI politicari pretvo-
rili sve "komunisticke" partiie
po svetu u otvorene i samopriz-
nate kapitalisticke pokrete, od-
bacujuci javno svako pretendo-
vanje II korist radnickog oslobo-
dienja, koje su ranije podrzava-
le.
! U Jugoslaviji Sovjetska je Via
| da il pocetka podupirala Mihai-
| loviceve cetnike i ako je znala
da oni predstavljaju predratnu
reakcionarnu Jugoslaviju. Doc
nije je podupirala partizane, CRU
pu protivnu Mihajlovicevoj gru-
pi, ako partizani ne predstav-
| liaju nikakav progresivni po-
| kret, osim tex u toliko sto su
oni wise "naklonjeni' Rusiji. I
kona6no saznajemo da Sc opet
pocima da hladi prema partiza-
nina da izgleda da ce Sc opet
povratiti cetnicina. u vezi sa
tim manevrisanjem Jugoslavi-
il, pise casopis "Newsweek", OPT
sujuci kako su partizanske sna-
&c potucene kada SUI nedavno
nacisti ucinili prepaid ma Titovu
"prestonicu" negde u sunni u Dr.
varu, u Bosni, kada je pobegao
bez ista osim sto je inao ma sebi
,spavacu kosulju i morao je de
umakne pravo u Italiiu, sto je
iodmah ucinilo prestiz partizana
ne sarno kod Amerike Britain
lie, vec kod Rusije vrlo slabim.
'Newsweek" kaze:
"Ruska militarna misija kod
Tita, predvodjena Cd generala
Korneyeffa, povucena je. Javlja
Sc da je Korneyeff otisao sa MIS-
kom impression Titovom mill
tarnom junaStvu (Tito je poku-
sac ofenzivu da utice ma Ruse
kada su ga nena6ki napadi mad
vladal) Otuda postoji moguc-
most da Rusi, potpuno razume-
vajuci Mihailovicevu vezu sa
srpskim pucanstvom, rlogu pre-
nett niihovu potporu na MEGA
ostaviti Britance drzeci vrecu'
Russia ie vec pokazala da "a niu
nj iedna vlada iii grupa nije pre-
wise reakcionarna. narcotic kada
Sc zaletila priznala vladu bivr
sih taliianskih faSista, Badoglia
j kralja Emanuela Prena tome
to nece biti nista novoga ako Sc
opet povrati da podupire Mihai-
lovica i reakciju koju on preds-
tavlja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-07-06

nutih dveju sila ostvarenje ME-
ne, ruske, prevlasti mad Evro-
pom. Ali, obratno, slicno bi mo-
gle postupiti Britannia j Ame-'
rika da izigraju Rusiju u toy
burzoaskoj igri. ~ svakom slu-
caju," produzuje professor Schu-
man, London Washington bi
mogli biti lako privuceni da "a
kljuce posebni mir sa nemackim
generalima. Ovo pax znaci, da
ako rusko manevrisanje otide ia
ko daleko pokaze Sc da ce Ru-
siia zavladati sa Evropom, gor-
ME pomenute dive sile bi mogle
da nju izigraju, zakljucujuci po-
seban mir sa "nemackim gene
ralima" ocuvati Nemacku kao
barrier protiv ruske dominaciJe
u Evropi.
To je medjunarodna kapitalis-
ticka igra i rezultat te igre uvek
je rat. Rusija je bar "a vreme
ovog rata stalno izvodila rama
, manevrisanja. Drzala Sc prija-
! teljski prema poljskoj reakcio-
narnoj vladi u Londonu, docniJe
Sc okrenula protiv, kada je or
ganizovana druga u Moskvi od
"poljskih patricia. Prema De
Gaulle-ovoj grupi stalno Sc dr.
zala prijateljski, ali je jos nika-
Ga nije formalno priznala. U tia
lii, ona je bila prva koja je priz-
nala, stvarno i formalno, vladu
Badoglia uvek je gotova da
menja svoia gledista obziron
ma razne uprave iii Wade po Ev-
ropi. Manevrisanju nema kraJa.
Pored toga pribeglo Sc i po-
novnom "revidiranju" (odbacl-
vaniu) Marksizma Rusiji. ! da
bi celia stvar bila jos zbrkanila
Ii los smeSniia, kao sto je ira
gicna, sovietski su prvaci porl-
cali to. govoreci da je "najnovlJl
korak sovjetskoj ekonomsko]
politici 'pogreSno eitan' lmis-
read da su sovjetski prvaci,
koii ostaju verni Marksistickim
principima, voljni da njihova
zemlja saradjuje sa kapitahstie-
| kim naciiama" Current History
| Jun 1944). Odbaciti Marksistlc-
| ku teoriiu "viska vrednost' ma
terijalisti6ko shvacanie istorlJe"
it'd, pa JOS tvrditi da su ostali
verni "MarksistickiR princlpl-
ma, onda moramo prlZnatl Ga
kod njih u opste ne postoji nj
kakva logika jezika. da kod MN
kao j kod njihovii1 sledbenika I
America drugin zenlljama, sve
u isto vreme ma istom nleStu
razmeru, i jeste nije, taeno
netatno, stvarno nepOsto1ano
Sto sve skupa znaci zbrka JeZka
i logike.
Sluzbena Russia odigrava VrlC
prliavu ulogu ne sa1no IA sVo
i'm domacim, nego Ii n1adluna
rodl1in1 pitaniinla, ne samo !
pitanju Marksizma nego cak
mediunarodnoj burzoaskoi igl'
; koia &c dovesti j do tre6eg sTetE
: l,og rata III &c nastaviti Il bes
konacnost sa ovim koii Sc vod
: sada.