davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Dr.KempApproved asHead
Of Experiment Station

The appointment of DR.. w. B.
Kemp as director of the Maryland
Agriculture Experiment Station of
the University of Maryland has been
approved by the university's board
of regents, DR.. H. C. Byrd, president,
announced
DR.. Kemp has been serving since
1913 as acting director of the re-
search center, while DR.. Roger B.
Corbett, director, was on leave with
the American Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton. He Joined the university staff
in 1921 and specialized in genetics,
statistics and plant breeding.
DR.. Kemp is native of Baltimore
County. He was graduated from
Franklin High School, Reisterstown,
and received his B. S. degree from
the Maryland Agricultural College
and his doctorate from American
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Jim Crow Repeater
Faces Adverse Report
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 20.-An unfa-
vorable report on a bill to repeal
Maryland's law requiring separate
facilities for whites and Negroes on
public conveyances was expected to-
day by House Judiciary committee
men.
They said the so-called Jim Grow
repeater probably would be brought
to the House floor today or tomor-
row.
Chairman Tolle of the Judiciary
Committee said he intended to get
some formal report on the measure
during the committees session be-
cause his group had considered the
bill long enough"
Members of the Judiciary group
said they believed it highly unlike
ly' that favorable report would be
obtained. Mr.. Tolle, however, would
not predict committee members vote
on the / II.
Despite Gov. O'Conor's announced
support of the proposal, the Eastern
Shore delegation made known its
opposition when it entered the House
of Delegates.
Regardless of the committee re-
port, Mr.. Tolle and other House
leaders predicted a floor fight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Stud Horse tuesday
Observed in Leonardtown
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Mar. 20-
The best horses in st. Marys County
will be paraded on the public square
here today in the revival OF "Stud
Horse Tuesday, custom begun
in Colonial days.
Today, as in another century, st.
Marys farmers will bling their best
horses to town for the opening of
the spring term of Circuit Court,
and horse trading will be the first
order of the day..
Unlike Colonial days. however,
will be a display of the latest types
of farm machinery, exhibited by
various county dealers. None of the
machinery. however, will be for sale
unless the proper priority is forth
coming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Bethesda Chamber
Votes Against Award
Of Kuhn Cup This YeaI

The Bethesda Chamber of Com
merce will make no award this year
of the Oliver Owen Kuhn Memo
rial Cup. 1t was decided last night
at meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors.
Wartime building restrictions have
limited the field of eligibles for
this honor. which is given annually
to the person or group of persons
acting as a unit who have contrib
uted the outstanding permanent,
physical improvement in the Be
thesda area during the preceding
year.
Last year the cup was awarded
jointly to Randolph c. Bishop,
president of the Board of Trustees of
the Suburban Hospital Association,
and Mrs. Walter E. Perry. president
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
hospital, for their work in helping
to establish and equip the hospital
The cup will remain at the hos
pital until it's successor is chosen.
Carl Bachschmid, president of the
chamber, was empowered to COM
plete arrangements for establish
ment on May l of a permanent
chamber Office and the hiring of
an executive secretary. Dues have
been raised to $50 annually for full
membership and $12 for affiliate
membership to finance the Office.
Under the sponsorship of the
chamber a meeting of representa-
tives of 80 organizations in the
Bethesda area has been called for
Monday night at the Bethesda Ele-
mentary School to discuss plans for
war memorial. DR.. j. Raymond
Nelson is chairman of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Arlington Is First
In Area to Reach
Red CrossGoo

Arlington County today became
the first community in the Metro
politan Area to reach its quota in
the Red Cross War Fund campaign
John F. Phelan, drive chairman,
reported collections of $51 ,694. He
lauded the efforts of Mrs. May l.
Flickinger. chairman of the residen-
tial area solicitation, whose workers
contributed $39, BAIT, nearly equal
ing the entire quota of $42, 400.
With 1919 per cent of its quota
already reported, officials said it is
likely Arlington will better last
years record, when 135 per cent of
the quota was collected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
HyattsyilIe Flyer Killed
In Crash Of Bomber

Second 1t. Joseph L. Lauth, jr.,
10, nephew Of Harold v. Lauth, per-
sonnet officer at the Beltsville md
Agricultural Research Center, was
killed Wednesday in the crash of q
bomber at Gulfport, Miss, his uncle
has been informed. 1t. L.auth for
merly lived at Lonns avenue
Hyattsville.
1t. Lauth, an Army Air Forces
navigator, was graduated from Con
zaga High School and attended
Georgetown University before en-
tering the Army. in September, 1913.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Lauth, now live In st. Paul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Bill Would Broaden
Montgomery County
Recreation Program

The Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
recreation program in Montgomery
County would be broadened under
provisions of bill now pending
in the Maryland General Assembly.
Under the bill. introduced in the
House of Delegates by the county
delegation, the commission would
be authorized to extend its public
recreation program to all parts of
the county in the event that such
extension is requested by the gov
ernmental agency having jurisdic-
ton over the particular community
or area.
The bill also would authorize the
commission to employ park police
who would have general police juris-
diction, with the Montgomery Coun-
ty police, within the parks and
other recreation areas.
The measure further provides that
merit system or civil service sys-
tenn be established for the technical
staff and other employees of the
commission, and that cents of the
scent recreation tax be used to
carry bonds issued to acquire park
land and for building construction.
The bill provides a $3,100-a-year
salary increase for the park COM
missioner and increases of $1,000
for the other two Montgomery
County members of the commission.
1t also provides that when q MEM
Der of the commission from Mont
gomery County is elected park COM
missioner, he also be designated as
vice chairman of the commission.
1t. Col. E. Brooke Lee, park COM
missioner. said he would not take
the pay increase allowed in the bill
as long as he continues as editor
of weekly newspaper and con-
ducts an insurance business in Sill
yer Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Fairfax Grand Jury
Returns True Bills in
Liquor, Murder Cases

A Fairfax County Circuit Court
grand jury yesterday returned five
indictments against six persons at
the opening of the March term of
court.
James F. Woolfrey of Colchester
was indicted on charge of
numbering James E. Payne of Lor-
ton at Woolfrey's home March 8.
after an argument between the two
men. Woolfrey entered a plea of
not guilty and trial was set for
May 3.
Manford H. Dagenett, Washing
ton fireman, was indicted on a
charge of unlawful manufacture of
alcoholic beverages. He was taken
in custody March 10, following a
raid on summer cottage at
Gunston Manor, where still and
a quantity of liquor and mash was
seized. He pleaded not guilty and
his case was set for trial March 27.
Orrie S. Shelter, also arrested
with Dagenett, was indicted on
similar charge He entered a plea
of guilty and his case was referred
to the probation officer for report
on April S.
A joint indictment was returned,
against Cecil o. MODESTO and James
E. johnson, charged with house
breaking. Neither was arraigned
yesterday.
Bonnie H. Randall, indicted on
grand larceny charge. refused to
enter any plea when arraigned, and
the court ordered that a not guilty
plea be entered, and the case was
continued to the May term, and
bond set at $4,000.
Dewitt M Crickenberger was FORE
man of the grand jury. A number
of criminal and civil cases were
set for trial during the term by
Judge Paul f. Brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Virginia Senate Elects
Norris President Pro Tenn
BY the Associated Press.

6s the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Mar. 20.-Demo-
cratic members of the Virginia SEN
ate, in caucus here last night, man-
imously selected Senator Robert o.
Norris, jr., of Lively for President
pro tempore.
There were no other nominations
for the position, which Senator
Norris had held at the time of his
resignation last summer to accept
appointment to the State Corpora
ton Commission, an appointment
which later was nullified by the
State Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Senator Norris also was named by
the Steering Committee Of the Sem
ate as chairman of the Courts of
Justice Committee, position he
also formerly held.
Senator John s. Battle, Char
lottesville, was named by the Steer
ing Committee to head the Senate
Finance Committee, succeeding the
late Senator Aubrey G.. Weaver
Front Royal, who lost his life In the
Hotel Jefferson lire here in March
1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Honor Medal Awarded
Richmond Man Killed
Trying 10 Save Platoon
BY the Associated Press.

A 25-year-old infantry lieutenant
who followed the cultural sound Of
surrender demand to wipe out q
German machine gun nest has re-
ceived the Nations highest military
honor posthumously.
The Congressional Medal of Hon.
or was awarded to First 1t. Jimmie
w. Monteith. jr., Richmond, Va, for
sacrificing his life on the Normandy
beachhead on D day while attempt
ing to lead his platoon out of a Nazi
trap.
The officer personally blasted two
other enemy machine gun nests be-
fore he fell.
The medal will be presented to his
widowed mother, Mrs. Jimmie w.
Monteith, ST.. tomorrow at her home
In Richmond. by Brig. Gen. Frank
Dorm, representing Gen. Joseph w.
Stilwell, chief of the Army Ground
Forces.
After the platoon had knocked out
two machine guns and a pillbox, the
Germans encircled 1t and opened
fire. They yelled to the Yanks to
surrender, but 1t. Monteith ignored
the demand. Instead, he followed
the sound Of voices, located a third
machine-gun nest and smashed il
with rifle grenade.
Two more machine guns-one on
each fank-began pelting the unit
Lit. Monteith ordered a rife squad
to fire on one of the guns while he
sneaked up and blasted it with 9
hand grenade. Then he crossed Q
200-yard open field under fire tt
launch rifle grenades at the Other
gun.
1t. Monteith started to re-cross
the field when light machine CUR
cut him down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
lsiNRshoniinq
&Remindery6p

Meats, Fats, Etc. = Book 4, red
stamps Q-5 through SIS good
through March 81; stamps It's
through KS good through April
%: stamps US, Us, Az through
d. good through June 2. Stamps
E-2 through J-2 good through
June 80.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4, blue
stamps KS through Us, Az and
b. good through March 81:
stamps CO. through G-2 good
through April %; stamps h.
through M-2 good through June
2; stamps M through So good
through June 80. Each stamp
worth 10 points.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
win pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar Stamp IS valid for pounds
through June 2.
GasOline-A-14 coupons valid for I
gallons each through March II.
BIS. C-5, B-6, CO, BIT and CT
coupons good for S gallons each.
Shoes-Airplane stamps /, 2 and 3
IN Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Oil Periods one, two. three
four and five coupons good for 10
gallons per unit through heating
year. Consumers in this area
should not have used more than 81
per cent Of their ration as Of today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Arlington Chest Boord
Holds Special Meetinu

A special meeting of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Arlington Com
munity Chest and agency represents
atives Is scheduled at pm. tomor-
row In the Courthouse to discuss
organization of = county council
of social agencies.
Lyman Ford of the national office
OF Community Chests and Councils,
Inc. will speak on Health and
Welfare Planning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
Beverley Hills Forum
To Discuss Oaks Plan

"War, Your Child and Dunbar.
ton Oaks will be discussed at q
mems forum to be held at 8:15
o'clock tonight at the Beverley
Hills Church, Old Dominion boule-
ward and Tennessee avenue, Alex
andria.
E. j. Coil, director of the Ma
tional Planning Association, will
serve as chairman. Speakers will
include Harold A. Stone OF the
Agriculture Department, Henry
Myer of the War Labor Board,
and Emile Depres of the State De.
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
John c. Proctor to Speuk

John Clagett Proctor will address
the Montgomery County Historical
Society at the Bethesda County
Building at 8 pm. tomorrow on
when Maryland Became Free
State" Senator Radcliffe. Demo-
crat. OF Maryland viii introduce
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20

Degree days Total for month, 273:
total for season to date, 3,855s
normal for season to date, !, 92S.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22
VAZNE VESTI.
tNastavak sa /. strane)

otprilike ma isti nacin kako je
radila vlada "a cello ovo prediz.
bOrno vreme.
Nj u jednom nj u drugom slu-
caju izbori ne bi bill slobodni -
cak nj pod putpunom poll
tickom demokratijom. U posled-
Moi, ako ne bi bilo nikak-
viii drugih zapreka (sto Sc stvar-
no nikada nije desavalo) klasa
koja raspolaze sa silnim ekonom-
skim bogatstvom, finansirajuei
sve u svoju korist, potkupila bi
izbore, iako ma zakonit nacin.
prema tome sva brbljarija o
"slobodnim" izborima pod kapi-
talizmom, jeste obmana iii pot
puma laz. Sloboda - pa otuda
"sloboda" izbora jeste u ru-
kama onih koji imaju moe.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

"komunisti" moraju da koope~
risu S MIN, protiv svoje brace
ma severn centralnoj Kim AZ
u interesu drugih jeste da sc ho-
re "a -esvajanje eele Kline, iii bar :
da zadrze sve sto mogu. ] ake
je vest tacna najlogieniji zakljF:
cak bi morao biti da je Moskva
okrenula "komuniste" protiv ko-s
munista, sledeci svoju imperija--
listicku pohtiku podupiranja ,
burzoaskih vlada. A ovo je vero-
vatno tacno ma osnovu onega,e
sto vec nekoliko puta stan1pa do
nosi vesti, da Sc komunisti seves--
ne j centralne Kline okrecu pfotI1--
Sovjetske -Rusije osudjapa mic
ne postupke.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

nicka' vlada izgradjuje "Soci-
Jalistlcku" Britaniju. Naiodabra-
Mia zastrasavajuca prica bila je
obelodanjena u New York
"Times"-u, Cd %. septembra, pod
naslovom: "Britanske tvornice
Sc phase Crippsovog pamutnog
plana." Ona kazuie 20 sveopstenn j.
protivljenju" predsednika Board
Of Trade "donasanju klina "a
nacionalizaciju [panaucnel in
dustrije." Ova zastrasavajuca
prica popracena je ma % sep
tembra drugon Times "-ovom
pricon, sa naslovoin: "Brltanske
tvornice su pobedile Il Crippso-
von progrannu" Plan super
radikaEa" sredstVa ranile Chur-
chillove Wade, Sir Stafford
Crippsa, jeste start "sve-lecec1''
cd britanske Radnicke partije i
anericke "Socijalisticke" parti-
je 0 forniranju "savetnog odbo-
ra", sastojeci Sc Cd cetiri 6lana
svaki, IL kapitala, rada "pc-
trosaca", Sd "nepristraTlinl'
predsednikom i'm oVan od
, Crippsa. Ranije oglaSena crta
Crippsovog plana bila le ''ko-
operacija' tekstilnih radnika II
usvajanju reorganizacije indus
| trije koja bi omogucila britain
skom tekstilnom kapitalu dr.
| konkurise sa americkim tetstil@
MIN kapitalom. Slicna crta je
prikopcana "a plan "nacionali-
zacije" ugljokopa - uvadjanje
usavrsene masinerije, slamanje
/ radnickih zastita protiv poveea.
ne eksploatacije it'd, tako da BIZ
britanski kapital (drzavni iii pri-
vatni) mogao konkurisati I'd me-
djunarodnoj pijaci uglja.
(Weekly People, II. nevem-
bra 1945.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22
Rad ma v|aSti mora vIadati
u ime kapita|a

(Nastavak sd /. strane)
kim zemljoprodavcima. Mi ne
mozemo podnositi, niti je to ma
sa namera, sudare naglavice sa
opsirnim kapitalistickim intere-
sirna IL opste. Prestanite govori-
ii ~kao revolucionari - Sto vi
niste - produzimo sa poste-
MIN drzavnim poslovanjem."
Tako = dok Sc sudari nagla-
vice ne dogadiaju, "radnicka"
vlada radi ono sto kapitalisti ho-
ce da ona radi. Ma Dalekom Is
toku, britanske trupe '.povraca-
ju" red zasticavajuci britanske
i nizozemske kapitalisticke inte-
rese. u Indui, zahtev nacionalis-
ia "a nezavisnost dobiva isto
okolisavanie koje je ra7vila to-
riievacka vlada u odbrani bri-
| tanskih kapitalistickih ulozaka
u trgovinu. u Palestini, obeca-
ME Belfourove deklaraciie osta-
! je neispunjeno tako ola bi A
rapi mogli biti upotreh.jeni "a
ojacanje drzanja britanskog ka-
pitalizna ma Bliskom Srednjem
Istoku.
Inperijalisticka kopitalistifka
'The Nation grupise politiku
"radnicke" Wade ma oval nacin
"Ukratko, tn ina dosta naciona-
lizma u parlamentarnoj Radnic-
koj partiji da omogucuje yladi
izvoditi stranu politiku koja nj
je znatno mamie imperijalistie-
ka cd politike gospodina Chur-
chilla."
! Zastrasavajuce price u Hears.
| TOWN novinama ii drugim) l
ovoj zemlji, slicna zastrasiva'
MIA u britanskim novinama, u
verilo je mnogi narod da rad
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22
Kina

u Kini je otpoceo zestoki rat
izmedju Chang Kai-shek-ovih i
komunistickih vojnih sila u Man.
dzuriji. Prema vestima (UP) IL
Chungkinga cd 18. novembra,
Kai-shek-ove trupe SUI vec osvo-
jile diva vazna prolaza u Velikom
Zidu produzuju dale sa ciljem
da zauzmu celu Mandzuriju.
Ia drugu stranu - komunis-
te - vest kaze:
"Ustanovljeno je da SUI komu-
nisti vec odaslali armiiu cd 500
600 ljudi u Mandzuriiu. Naino-
viii nacionalisticki izvestaji kazu
da SUI komunisticke sile zauzele
Geo Hsinking (Changchun), pre-
stolnicu Mandzuriie. u potpu-
moi SUI kontroli cele centralne
MandZurlle.
Dok SUI JOS mirovni pregovori
izmediu owe dve sile traiali. Gle
veland "Plain Dealer" cd Is. no.
vembra doneo lie vest cd Stefan
Andrews iz Pekin0a. da su ne
kakvi "levokrilasi" il Komun;s-
ticke partiie delili letake tamo
protiv severnih komunista nil
hovog vodie, Mao Tse-tunp-a
klevecuci ga protjveci Sc celoj
borbi koiu on predvodi.
Mozda kontradiktorna politika
Moskve mora ovako raditi. Rr'-
siia Sc enora7',rnela priZnala
Chiano Kai-eho1-a a komuniste
M cosyor., ~::L~vy ,,~ylar311 mt
-,,no je ignorisala. Prema tome
sporazurnr ~ eng Kai-shek-ov
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

Vest (UP) il Teherana, Iran,
cd 18. novembra javlja da je te.
veeeri 'izbila revolucija pro-
vinciji Azerbaijan u severoza-
padnom Iranu i da su pobunjeni-~
ci smakli najmanje sedan dr..
zavnih zvanicnika vojnika i ds,s~~
su presekli sve komunikaclje rae-
Teheranom.
"Govornik Ina radiu] je rekao
da SUI buntovnici bill aoTuza,,fs-s
il ruskih trokova koji SUI deliIi--e
oruzie prepoznato kao dec. oni'ss
100000 pusaka 1000 masinsks'Is~
pusaka konfiskovane cd iransks
Wade kada SUI ruske britanshe.
trupe okupirale Iran 1941.
Bunu je predvodila nekakvas-
nova Demokratska partija, kaze
vest, "a koju Sc drzi da je Ko-
munisticka partija, koja Sc tek~
krije pod gornjim imenom.
Ne znamo da Ii zbilja Rusija -
ina svoje prste toi pobuni ilt-.a
ne, ali, ako ina, onda mozemo:
reci da Russia ne zali ljudsk'hS !
zivota nj najmanie da bi postig-
la svoie c;ljeve, koji Sc. u kolikos
Sc radnika tice, ne razlikuiu od'
cilieva ostalih imperijalistickih-
sila. Rusija ne postupa gore, ods:'
ostalih svoiih saveznika. u ovois
imperiialistickoj igri, ali ne nfs
bolie. Oni svi postupaju jednakos
- imperijalisticki.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22
Ne zv,u uredleosl.

love gusle su stare 1000 go
dina. Molim vas budite oprezni
kad in prenosite da in ne raz-
bijete."
"Na meme Sc mozete osloniti,
profesore; ia Gu in cuvati kao
da su nove."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

Samo ekonomska organfzacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada j
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Marr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-22

oruzane agresije sada zavisi cd
dovoljne vazdusne sile koja da
Sc upotrebi kao dec Zajednicke
sile organizacije medjunarodne
sigurnosti - iii nezavisno ako
ie nuzno." Sve ovo, mogli bi
jos navesti i mnogo drugog, zvu-
ci vrlo ratoborno.
Sada dolazi predsednik Iru
man sa svojim govorom II kolena
je ixneo americku stranu politi-
ku. Govoreci da ce Amerika
nakon otpustanja vojske i NOR
narice, ipak ostati jaka miiitar-
ma sila, osobito ma vodi j Il vaz-
duhu, on iznasa cetiri tacke zbog
cega ona mora biti jaka. On ka-
re da owe cetiri tacke nisu upe-
rene IL pravcu rata, vec IL prav-
Gu mira. ] nastavlja: mi trazi-
mo da upotrebimo nasu militar-
nu moo jedino da ocuvamo =
mir sveta. Jer mi sadaa Znamo
da ic to JEDINI STGURNI MA
GIN da ucinimo nasu sopstvenu
slobodu osiguranon" zakliu-
cuje ovako: ITO je OSNOV
STRANE POLITIKE -. Sjedi-
njenih Drzava." (tKrupna slova
moja.)
! Ovo sve Trumanovo "jako" -
jaka mornarica, jaka vazdusna
sila, kao jaka opsta militarna
sila - potseca mas ma "sve ja-
ko" govorima nemackog Hit
lera. l Hitler je govorio, j ube-
| djivao svet, da celia militarna
sila nemackog militarizma nije
upreena u pravcu rata, vec "a
odrzanje mira nacistickog, ra-
zume Sc!
"Trojka" koja je porazila ne
macki japanski kapitalizam II
ratu, koji su po njenom prika-
zivanju izazvali rat, treba da sc
sada razoruza, posto nema wise
opasnosti cd rata. A ona Sc, ma
protiv. sve wise naoruzava -
wise nego ikada. Rusija ina ee-
tiri miliona stajace vojske. Bri-
/ tanija ide njenim tragom. Ame-
rika demobilizuje, ali stalno 60
vori o novom naoruzavanju J
webb - sto je kao ponovna
mobilizacija. Sta to znaci? Sta
&c Rusiji cetiri mihona Vojske!
Sta &c America najsilnija NOR
narica ma svetu? "Nijedan ne
prijatelj nece mas udariti direks-
no osim preko mora. Mi ne mo-
zemo dohvatiti da bi pomogli
zaustaviti poraziti agresora bez
da predjemo more. Otuda, NOR
narica naoruzana sa ma kakvinl
oruzjem koje znanost iznosi. jos
uvek je posvecena njenom isto-
riiskom zadatku: kontroli exc
anskih pristupa nasoj zemlji +.
vazduha mad NINA"
! Truman ocekuje da ce Sc pon
javiti agresor koji ee napasti a.
meriku i cato SUI potrebne velike
ratne flote i avijatika da ko1-
trolisu "okeanske pristupe"
"vazduh mad NINA. To isto
(mozda oval put cuteci) kaze i
Russia. A tako fantazira / We
! lika Britannia.
u istom govoru Truman kaze
da Amerika nece priZnati nijed-
nu vladu koja je uspostavliena
stranom silom. A "a uspostav-
lianie vlada stranom silom, A.
merika vec optuzuje Rusiiu, 60
voreci da iii je ona usposta-
villa nekoliko. I ona nece da in
prizna. Sve owe zategnutosti ne
vode svetskom miru, nego RA-
jTU. Svetski mir nikada nije bio
wise ugrozen nego nakon poraza
|Nemacke Japana. Drukce ne
moze nj biti.
Da Sc u svetu otkloni rat, MO
IRA Sc prvo OTKLONITI KA-
! PITALIZAM j uspostaviti So
CIJALIZAM. Sto znaci, umesto
proizvodnje "a prodaju j profit
mora Sc uvesti proizvodnja "a
/ iUPOTREBU. A ovo je u stanju
uraditi jedino radnicka klasa.
| Ne zysa uredn0sa.