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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
BY SAMUEL CROWTHER
ARTICLE II

GAN FRANCISCO, May s-The enigma
~ of this conference, as was said in
yesterdays article. is the American and
not the Russian delegation.
That has come about because, after
reaching San Francisco, it became evident
that the small nations would not submit
to being steam-rollered; that President
Truman did not want the plan as
projected; and that Senator Vandenberg
on the inside, ex-President Hoover on
the outside and the church conscience of
America were forces to be reckoned with.
In consequence, Senator Vandenberg
Is now the unofficial cO-leader with
Secretary Stettinius and the most power
full single figure i'm the conference.
YNHE question now has to do with how
l. far Senator Vandenberg can 60, coupled
with how far he will want to go. Until that
point is settled, the American position will be
an enigma.
The test came with Russia.
The Communist sympathizers are very
bitter over the treatment of Commissar
MolOtov, for he was roughly handled in the
secrecy OF the steering committee.
The Communists have ground for their
bitterness because, as this conference was set
up the United States was to take the lead in
appeasng the Soviet's representatives and
San Francisco was intended to be another
Munich
The violent attacks on ex-President
Hoover and Senator Vandenberg by the
Soviet press and those writers in this country
who follow the party line for suggesting
changes in Dumbarton Oaks were entirely
justified from their point of view. The Soviet
government had been assured, so / am in
formed. that this gathering at San Francisco
would be very nice one in which no harsh
words would be spoken and that, after a
decent interval of speech-making, all the
countries would march up with appropriate
music to sign Dumbarton Oaks on the dotted
line 1t would be an historic event.
YNHERE would not be, the Soviets were
Il assured, any important changes and the
power of the Big Three to rule the world
would be affirmed as scheduled. 1t will never
be known whether the assurances to Stain
or his representatives were of the character
or az absolute as it is claimed they were
There may have been an honest misunder-
standing as to language. And again there may
not have been any misunderstanding, for
Marshal Stain has never made any pretense
that ne did not agree with Taeyrand in his
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

THEY say, in effect. that the
Il United States never could
have grown as great as il has
II the founding fathers had in
vested most of the power land
in some respects all Of the vot-
ing poWer) in just five OF the
states. They say that the L. s..
Britain, Russia, China and
France should yield some OF the
power given 10 them in the
Dumbarton Oaks suggestions
for new league of nations"
and let the Rhode Islands Of the
world have a voice as important
as Rhode Island has in-say-
our Senate.
A number OF medium and
small nations think the whole
veto power enjoyed by the Big
Five is preposterous. They will
grant that il war ever does
break out that only the Big Five.
with their fantastic resource. will
be able 10 stop it. But that is all
they will grant. They say that
the whole new league structure
dissolves when one big nation
is able 10 veto the determina-
tion on the part of every other
United Nation 10 single out an
aggressor and slap him down.
Well, some kind OF a United
States Of the world is going To
come out Of this San Francisco
conference whether II strongly
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
SERVICE VIEWPOINT

EDITORS NOTE-L. John =.
Kennedy, recently retired PIT
boot hero Of the south Pacific
and son Of former Ar,bossador
Joseph p. kennedy, is covering
the San Francisco United Ma
tions conference from q CT point
Of uiew for The Detroit Times.
GAN FRANCISCO. May s.
~ No one can set himself up
as a spokesman for the men in
service. No one can say: This
is what the servicemen think"
There are 100000 of them
and they think and speak for
themselves.
/ say this because I am going
TO try TO tell you how group
of servicemen and veterans who
are working at this conference
as consultants and secretaries
feel about il.
/ do not say that this is the
way that all servicemen feel.
1t is merely the way that this
particular group feels. As many
Of them have seen heavy combat
and have suffered grievous
wounds. L feel that they are
qualified 10 speak.
TT Is natural that they should
L he most concerned for its
result because any man who has
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
The New Opportunity
At San Francisco

famous saying that Language has been given
to man to conceal his thoughts" III
Stain has been much more specific. He
is reported to have said:
words must have no relation to actions
otherwise what kind Of diplomacy Is 1t?
Words are one thing, actions another. Good
words are . mask for concealment of bad
deeds. Sincere diplomacy Is no moro possible
than dry water or wooden iron."
No one knows whether Marshal
Stain sent Commissar Molotov to San
Francisco in order to keep what is said to
be pledge or whether he sent his foreign
commissar to Washington in order to find
out how President Truman stood on the
Polish situation, taking San Francisco as
an excuse,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

IN ANY event, COmmissar MOlOtov
l. found that President Truman had most
decided views on the Polish question and
he learned also, after reaching San Fran
cisco, that the big world plan heading up
to the security council was not going to
materialize in any big way, that Breton
Woods was on the tOboggan with all the
billions 1t promised and that a six billion
dollar loan was not in Washington for the
asking.
Therefore there was nothing for Com
missar Molotov to do at San Francisco but
to make himself as Objectionable as pos
sble so that it could be reported at home
that he had been insulted by the bourgeois
capitalistic nations. The Russian delegates
have not the same status as the delegates
of other nations. These other delegates
can kill their own political futures at home
and still remain alive. But the Russians
are here on what might be called parole
from great national prison or a great
national paradise-according to the point
of view. A diplomat who returns under
suspicion of having been influenced by the
bourgeoisie explains to the firing squad.
THE rebuffs to Commissar Molotov in
Il the steering committee and in the con-
ference were slaps on the wrist and he
invited them. The two additional assembly
seats he got did not amount to anything,
for votes in the assembly are of no conse-
quence. He was given them only so that
Russia could be held to the written parts
of the Yalta undertaking. The parlia-
mentary skill of Senator Vandenberg jock
eyed him out of his effort to unseat Sec
retary Stettinius as directing head. He
got only the shell Of what he wanted
Latin America wanted the chance to slap
him on Argentina.
These are all small matters. The big
question is whether, in any future organi-
zation. peace would be better preserved
with the Soviets in or out
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
BY Bob
Considine

resembles the United States OF
America or not. And IL will
eventually fall heir 10 many Of
the headaches OF the federal
government when that ambi-
tious body first tried 10 crack
down on states. II will take
some doing. TO figure out where
the authority Of the new league
will end and the authority OF
the sovereign state begins.
IN THIS country's great sense
L OF fairness We are. for in
stance, trying TO see 10 il that
the nations here agree TO give
every man, woman and child OF
the United Nations a kind of
four freedoms and bill of
rights. including fair trials. free
dom from false arrest. etc. Our
hopes may someday he one NJ
the lustrous pillars OF the new
world court.
But what will we say. for in
stance. il the other nations OF
the world get on us about our
tacit determinations against
certain races and religions
What will China say il we shake
finger at a Chekiang police
court which executes a. coolie
for stealing a chicken? How
will Britain feel when the new
world order tries TO help India,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
WHAT DO You KNOW?

been the great test Of great
actors in stage history. -tbl-
One Of the remarkable feats
Of history was Hannibal's
smphibious invasion of Italy.
Who played the part OF the
British agent in the movie
entitled "Tartu"
On what occasion did Abra-
ham Lincoln speak his fs-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

Due to the great demands put on the marine corps
enlistments in the marine corps womens reserve have
been re-opened.
IL you are between the ages Of 20 and &C. and have
no dependents under Is years of age, you eligible
for enlistment.
The crimson cord on the forestry green cap of the
women's reserve OF the marine corps is badge Of
courage and devotion. 1t Is worn proudly by 10000
women marines
The marine corps women's reserve is helping open
that road to Tokyo. 1t is outfit to be proud Of
Join today-Apply at SOB Grswod Building, De-
troit, Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
the War VIGOROUSLY Make the Peace PERMANENTLY Bring Boys PROMPTLY
Keep America Safe

nized Americas essential and ex-
elusive right in the matter when he
said that America MUST control all
the vital military and naval bases in
the Pacific north of the equator
"to maintain the security of the
United States and the peace of the
Uorid."
And in the interest of American
security and world peace, the United
States should Immediately evolve
and completely enforce an even
broader policy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

NOUS phrase. with malice
toward none; with charity for
all -?
How many inches Of snow
would you guess II would
require 10 equal one inch of
rain? (a) Two inches: (b)
five inches; (c) 10 inches.
Can you give. within 20
years. the date Of the pur-
chase of Alaska from Russia?
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
knowledge Test

THE public comptroller fs)
examines and certifies sc-
counts; (b) cuts down ex-
penses; (c) sets the tax
figure.
Charles Darwin lived: fa)
1S64-1900; tb) 1S09-18S2, (c)
17S3-1S47.
3-Goiter is a symptom OF an
abnormal thyroid. The thy
roid is: ta) a bone; (b) a
muscle: (c) a gland.
4-The Bahamas are a colony
Of: (a} France; (b) England;
tc) Belgium.
5--The half OF a sphere is. (a)
a bathysphere; (b) quad
risphere; n(c) a hemisphere.
6--Which of these is the long
est (a) a nautical mile: (b)
a statute mile; (c) furlong.
ANSWERS on opposIts parr.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Brain Game

What musical instrument
skirls?
2-What are the capital cities NJ
Wyoming, Kentucky and
Texas?
3]True or false: fa) The role
OF Hamlet in Shspespesres
play OF the same name has
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
FAIR
ENOUGH
BY Westbrook
PeeleA

GAN FRANCISCO, May ST
- have not given up on this
little practice peace conference
here but / figure that these
people may feel about as I used
to when I was covering the
fights.
When q big show was over.
most Of US had 10 stick around
and compose living human docu-
ments about the 1.-the lean
bodies in their contests for
fame and fortune while a lot Of
liver-lip slobs hung over our
shoulders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Melchior
In Recital
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE GREAT Dane OF song,
Lauritz Melchior, appeared in re-
cital here last night and drew a
full house of enthusiastic listeners
TO the Music Hall.
This famous vocal Viking, how
ever, seem ed TO be suffering
slightly from a bad cold, and his
Stentorian voice was somewhat
handicapped by nasal infection
We hadn't noticed before.
His recital, which was a short
and informal one, began with A
group Of Scandinavian songs, in
which we were first made aware
Of the forced quality in his de-
livery. Although the tlmbre re-
mains the same, the upper register
is not As powerful as IT used 10 be.
The voice warmed 20 IT'S work
by the time he reached his first
| German group. which included
I Schubert'S "Wandcrer' and three
| Richard Strauss leidcr the best
I known Of which were "Standchen'
and "Cecile,' both OF which were
beautifully rendered and encOreo
/ by Strauss Dedication anc
/ Grieg's Il Love You
Following the intermlssion, Mel
chior gave his audience medley
Of numbers which he has recorded
in his two motion pictures
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Harvey Stone
At The BoWery

SGT. HARVEY STONE, pride
Of Detroit comedians and the toast
Of Now York, home on furlough
is the guest Of the Bowery and
current hcadlincr Of this week 2
star packed revue Harvey, long
time Bowey fayorite, offers the
patrons his inimitable comedy ma
terial favored with typical dough
boy hum0r.
Zarco and Beryl. ballroom dane
erS. continue 20 perform thr1lin6
routincS. including scintiIlating
Oriental number
New 80 the lineup is Beth Far
reH. acro-danccr Rounding out tnc
show Which Includes - talented
personalities. are com . q A n
Frankie Rapp, the Earl and Jose
phine Leach Revue, the Jumpin
Ilycrs and Ben Young, orchestra
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Talent Array
To Appear
National Might

A CAST OF 500 will cooperate
in presenting Detroits first I'm
ternational Night" at Music Hall,
Saturday, at $50 p. m, il Is an
nounced by Noble Travis, chair
man of the committee.
Singers. dancers, entertainers
representing all nationality groups
in Detroit will appear. showing
how various groups work together
IN a large city such as Detroit
where over 100000 citizens are of
foreign extraction.
The Detroit Symphony Orches-
ira will present a program di-
rected by Walter Poole. and fea-
turing Josef Gingold, violinist,
with musical offerings of global
scope.
ARRAY OF TALENT
Entertainers who will appear
in the "Cavalcade OF Detroit
which follows the symphony por-
ton, will include actors from the
Civic Players, directed by Robert
Carter, with singer Francis Bloom
and Jordan Phillips; the Progress
sive Four, barber shop quartet.
including Lyle McKerrell. Carl
ReStiYo, Glenn Bennett, Michael
Arnone the Don Large Chorus of
WJR with Cyril WeZemael fea-
tured singing Ballad for Amcri-
cans" and the Radio SchoolhouSe
of WXYZ. with 40 singing young
sters. directed by Fred Rivard and
Eve Gladstone. pianist, in an Of.
fering "Detroiters Of the Future,
and the Ford Clown Band.
MIXED GROUPS
Nationality group separate en-
tries Will include the Gudrun
Nelson Danish dancers; Hun.
garian singer Rose Delmar; Mex
ican dancers Santos Casillos and
Armando AlfarO. Edward Erwin
= Negro singer. Hindu dancer IA
mala ChoWdry. Scottish dancers
- OF the Jean MCDougall troupe
with George Duncan as pipe
major Balkan Circle dancers IN.
. Guiding Bulgarian. Croatian, RO-
manian and Serbian, Laur Folk
dancers. Polish dancers under tho
direction OF CaSinir Pawiowski
the Ukrainian Chorus directed by
Ivan AtamenetZ, and Ckralniar
soldiers dance ny Waiter -Skoro.
child.
International music and dane
crs portion Of the program viii b
handled ny Walter Poole assisted
by John CnSpln. Lola De Grill,
and William HolbrOoke Stag,
manager Paul Williams Will be as
sisted BY CadmuS Goss. Jacot
White, Dorothy White and Doro
thy Das.
ff-i,c committee cooperating in
cludcs Or David - Henry o
WAYNE University: Henry II
Rclchh0ld Of the symphony, snc
Alice /. SickelS. executive direc
tor Of International Institute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Marjorie Doesn't

MARJORIE REYNOLDS, who
made her screen reputation as
dancing partner for Fred Astaire.
doesn't dance a step in Monsieur
Beaucaire," in which she co-stars
with Bob Hope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
.Cossacks Toniqht

THE DON COSSACK chorus,
under the conductorShip Of Serge
Jaroff, viii present two perform
anceS. tonight and Wednesday eve
ming at Masonic Auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Canine Kiss

CHRIS, THE scene stealing
canine pal Of Eddie Bracken in
Ladies Man received his first
screen kiss recently. II was a
chaste peck on the nose from
moppet Margaret OBrien.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

TIrKETc, On sale Music Hall
''sNI'S' Boz Once and Crin.
nelFs. Tslephons orders - Cherry
2sIo. Mail orders-350 Madison Ave.
Detroit 26.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Peaches and Cream

OSA MASSEN, beautifu Dan
iSh star of Tokyo Rose has such
perfect skin and coloring that she
does not have 10 wear makeup
before the cameras
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To je faSizan, a ne Socija|izam

da nikakav profit cd voinog O.
perisanja ducana Montgomery
Warda nece biti predan kompa-
niji nit dionicarima. Mi pozdrav-
ljamo oval eksperimenat u ne
profitnom o%perisanju poslovanja
cd strane Wade" Posto je kom-
panija trebala pc naredjenju
| WLB povisiti radnicima najam-
nicu jos z. decembra 1912. CHA
je najamnica prosecno $1,000 ma
nedelju, kaze uvodnik po daljoj
izjavi Seogginsa, to &c Sc napla-
It'll IL profita, koja (neisplacena
najamnica) iznosi $4,000 10000. A
koliko cd toga profita preostane,
to &c lei DRAW. Onda uvodnik
komentarise ovako: M smo mi
sill da je ovo vanredno preuzi-
MALE privatnog vlasnistva bilo
ucinjeno nevazno il ratnih raz-
loga.' / zavrsava sledecim pita-
MEM: "Sta sekretar rata Slim
son, ratni mobilizator Byrnes,
pa i sam predsednik Roosevelt
kazu 0 dobro-doslici toga ekspe-
rimenta u ne-profitnom operisa-
niu ducana, ma malo, cd Valdez"
Dakle, pc "News'-u kada dr.
Java preuzme privatnu svoiinu
neke kompanije j sve ono sto je
iznad najamnice, to je "socija-
listicki" eksperimenat. Drugim
recima, News, pored toga sto
odaje neznanje u svojim reci-
ma, da je drzavno vlasnistvo So
cijalizam, hoce da kaze da je to
proba Socijalisticke prakse i da
Sc vidi kako &c stanovniStvo ma
to reagirati. Ako Dude odobrava-
10, posle &c mu i sam News,
kada Sc malo opameti, ako "a
ista sada ne INA, servirati j agi-
tovati "a tai "praktieni SCOTIA
lizam", da sc uvede u sve in
dustrije, nastojeci da Sc radnic-
ka klasa odvede pravo u fash
Fam, kao sto je u Nemackoj.
No, nije to Socijalisticko eks-
perimentisanje, nego nacisticko.
A, ako News" zaista iskreno
p~ostavlja zavrsno pitanje Slim
sonu, Byrnesu i Rooseveltu, on
(Nastavak IA 4. stranD
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Stalinisti traze radnike-kmetove

bruara, redjaju i jednu cd me
rastezljivih svrha", da "se stave
svi ratni zlocinci ma pravedno /
bro kaznjavanje i da Sc iznude
reperacije u stvarima lin kind
"a razaranja nanesena cd Ne
maca." Verovatno, da poslednii
dec ovoga pokriva izvesteni rus
XII zahtev "a prisilni rad nemac-
XIII radnika.
Ma %. februara, u clanku pi-
sanom ma njegovom povratku sa
osamnaest meseci u Rusiii, do
pisnik New York Herald Tri-
bune", Mr.. Maurice Hindus, IL
javljuje da je ruski plan da Sc
"obaveze" 100000 nemackih
radnika da dodju u Rusiju Il
pomognu izgraditi predele koje
su oni opustosili." Racun cd TO-
900 jeste raeun ruskog eko-
noma, Varga-e. ~ konacnom re-
seniu problema brojka moze biti
izmenjena ali cd svega sto sam
ia QUO i citao u mojim posled-
MIN mesecima u Moskvi, sigur-
no je da Rusi nece otstupiti cd
svog drzanja da Nemci moraju
|pomoci izgraditi Harkov, Novo-
rosiisk, Voronezh, Minsk, kao i
Beograd, LODI, Warsaw, Rotter-
dam i druge gradove koje SUI oni
svojevoljno spalili i razrusili.
Ko je ~upotrebio prisiljavanje II
regementisanju nemackih
radnika?
Nemacke armije SUI palile i
rusile gradove i unistile su mi
lone zivota. cinovi SUI vrseni u
poteri samovoljne teznje nemac-
Ike kapitalisticke klase "a vece
posedovanje vlasnistva i "a vece
profile i vlast. Celokupno "upi-
sano" osoblje nemackih armija
bio je rekrutovano putem kon-
skripcije, to jest, ma silu. jed
nom unutra, vojnici SUI podvrg-
mutt militarnoj disciplini koja
dostize do smrtne kane "a kr-
senja. Armije su bile snabdeva-
ne sa ratnim materijalom pro-
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izvadianim prisilnim radon ne
mackih radnika. Kao i vojnici,
civilni radnici SUI bill podvrgnuti
disciplini koja je mogla dostici
do smrtne kane Ia odricanje ko-
operacije u nemackoj kapitalis-
tickoj ratnoj teznji.
Pc zadi militarne i radne kon-
skripcije i opsteg prisiljavanja
nemacke cd kapitalisticke drza-
We, postoji, naravno, i prilago-
djavanje putem kapitalisticke
naobrazbe i drugih kapitalistic-
kin izuma da Sc iznudi pokora-
vanje zahtevima kapitalisticke
drzave. Ako dozvolimo da SUI
mnogo slucajeva, moguee u We
likom razmeru, nemacki radnici
dozvolili sebi da budu prilago-
djavani putem natezuce propa-
gande mobilize vanom protiv
Nth, cinienica bi ipak ostala, da
SUI nemacki radnici tako prila-
godjeni bill j jesu presto orudje
nemacke kapitalisticke drzave,
bez odgovornosti za niihove pos
tupke u ime nemacke kapitalis-
tickle klase, koju snose slobodni
AGENT kapitalisticke klase i koia
S NINA upravlja. zivoti SUI unis-
tavani i gradovi razarani isto
tako uspesno kada Sc to vrsilo
cd prilagodjenih voinika kao ka-
da Sc vrsilo cd vojnika koji SUI
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

III HA4A oo - 0NA 0AA~
vreme kada lokalni stalinisti nj
SUI bill sigurni o stalinistickoj
liniji, glasio je tada: "Nemacka
Sc odgovornost mora platiti u
reperacijama. I ne dozvolimo da
mas Sc odvede u raspravu sada
o tome da Ii &c owe reperacije
zauzeti oblik teritorijalnih pro-
mena iii dugo-rocni rad nemac-
kin ljudi j masina preizgradju-
juci Evropu, iii ma koje druge."
Naivni izgled reel domacih sta
linista O kaznjavanju nemackih
radnika i o iznudjavanju prisil-
nog rada cd njih, bio bi izraza-
vanje iznenadjenja, da tako IVA
nj komunisti ne kazu nista O ne
maekim kapitalistima j O upo-
trebi nemacke kapitalistieke dr.
zave "a navikavanje una i re-
gementisanje tela nemackih rad
nika "a kontrolisanje njihovih
akcija "a profit nemacke kapita-
listicke klase. Besednici nemac-
ke kapitalisticke drzave bill SUI
sami otvoreniji u njihovim izri-
canjima da je smrtna kama "a
nemacke radnike (ili druge) koji
Sc protive regementisanju iii po-
koriti Sc zelecem planu.
Linija "Daily Worker"-a o
skrivici" nemackih radnika jes-
te, naravno, tex odraz sluzbene
linije ruske drzave. Drzava pred
vodjena cd kremlinskih birokra-
ia u savezu je sa drugim drza-
wanna. Rusko naglasavanje kapi-
talistickog karaktera hitlerizma
rasrdilo hi amerieki i britanski
kapitalizam, potkopalo hi nacio-
nalisticku ideologiju koja je Ia
|menila "socijalisticku" ideologi-
|iu kao sredstvo "a kontrolisanie
ruskih masa.
Rddnici &c biti kaznjeni "a zlo-
cinstua sistemu.
Sluzbena obelodanjenja pus-
tena cd konferencije "Velikih
Triiu" u Jalti, j izdata ma IL. fe-
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|! korisnih proizvadjaca. Ukratko
u Socijalistickom drustvu svaki
&c proizvadjac primati - nista
wise nj mamie - potpunu drus-
tvenu vrednost svog rada.
Nacizam, nacisticki kapitali.
Fam, kao i "demokratski', "a.
sniva Sc ma privatnom vlasnis-
tvu sredstava proizvodnje. Raj
lika izmedju prvog drugog je
u tome, sto pod prvim najkrup-
Mia sredstva proizvodnje, jed
MIN delom, kapitalisti poseduju
kroz drzavu. A posto SUI oni
vlasnici tin sredstava, stvarni
izdrzavaoci drzavnih birokrata.
vojske, policije it'd, oni dobi-
vaju svoj profit kroz drzavu,
umesto posebno izvan drzave. l
onda, ako Sc neki posednik sreds-
tava proizvodnje, kapitalista ko-
il iii ne poseduje kroz drzavu,
ne slaze sa naredbama drzave,
ona, drzava preuzima, iii "kon-
fiskuje" njegove tvornice, a pro-
fit, koji nije malen, dele zajed-
nicki. Istina je, da kapitalisti
nerado dele svoj profit sa draw
nicima, koji postepeno postaju
gangsteri, ako vec takvi nisu bill
pre- nego sto su dosli ma drzavne
polozaje. Ali drugog izlaza ne
ma. Jer da bi jos "a neko vreme
odrzali svoj kapitalisticki Sis
tenn, ovo i'm je jedini nacin. l
oni ga onda RADIO usvajaju.
Sa gornjim potpunim kontras-
tom, izmedju Socijahzma i ma
cizma, imamo u vidu jedan uvod-
mix u Detroit "News'-u. cd 6.
januara sa naslovom: Scotia
listicki experiment pod voinom
upravom." Uvodnik sc bavi 0
preuzimanju lancanih ducana,
Montgomery Ward-a, Cd strane
drzave.
Ray Seoggins, miciganiski mai
viSi cinovnik CLIO "a uposlenike
Montgomery Warda, nakon sto
Sc povratio il Chicago sa sednice
vojnog upraviteljstva, koje je u
ime drzave preuzelo ducane,
News ga citira da je izjavio
sledece: mi smo bill osigurani