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Evening star., 1945-01-03
Kansas Planes
From the Topeka Capital.

FIUH tle Iupeka Capital.
Kansas is contributing on an amazing
scale in keeping Uncle Sam supreme In
the air in most theaters of action. At
Wichita alone, it is disclosed, airplane
plants and subcontractors have turned
out 22,335 planes since the beginning of
the defense program. At this time dra-
matte emphasis is being given to the
production of the long-range Boering
B-29 Super Fortresses now pounding
Japan. But while this is notable
achievement helping to hasten the end
OF the war in the Pacific, it is only one
phase OF gigantic program of air
craft production in which Kansas is
taxing leading role for the benefit
OF american fighting men all over the
world,
Evening star., 1945-01-03
1t Goes Too Far

Inc buQgeC bureau is evidently
putting into legislative form the
findings of its study last year re-
lating to enlarged powers for a
National Capital Planning Commits
sion, making it the central planning
and co-ordinating agency for the
Washington area. The completed
legislation has not become publicly
available, although The Sunday Star
carried report of its tentative pro-
visions which the Commissioners are
said to oppose.
If the bill is sent to Congress in
the form reported in The Sunday
Star, it is certain to meet objection
on several grounds. There is no
doubt that the commission should
be strengthened and that there
should be mandatory provisions to
assure submission to the commission,
for examination and prompt report,
OF all projects relating to the orderly
development Of Washington. But
the bill as reported in The Sunday
Star goes far beyond that. 1t dele
gates to the commission broad au-
thority which is not merely advisory
but extends to the initiation of plans
the Commissioners apparently must
approve, even if modified. In re-
spect to zoning, the powers of the
Zoning Advisory Council are alb
sorbed by the commission, and the
commission is given a unique pref
erential position in hearings before
the zoning Commission itself. In
redevelopment of blighted areas,
plans are to be initiated by the COM
mission and submitted to public
hearings, after which "the Planning
Commission and the District Com
missioners shall both approve the
plan or modify 1t and approve It,"
The language suggests mandatory
approval, with or without modifica-
tions.
The bill is important to Washing
ton because the makeup of the
commission assures its domination by
Federal agencies and five eminent
citizens we'll qualified and expert
enced in city planning" who have
no responsibility or accountability to
the citizen taxpayers of Washington,
whose money they will plan how to
spend and whose property and other
rights are intimately connected with
zoning and urban redevelopment.
The only Municipal Government
representative on the commission
would be the Engineer Commissioner.
While one of the five city planners
would be bona flde citizen of
Washington, there is no residence
qualification.
The people of Washington un-
doubtedly appreciate and value the
influence of the Park and Planning
Commission in National Capital de-
velopment. Its advisory powers,
especially in relation to the Federal
establishments, might well be re-
defined, although they are extern
sively exercised in munipical mat
ters now. But on its face, the tenta-
tive bill relegates the people of the
District, along with the District
Commissioners, to so subordinate a
position In relation to a potentially
powerful new Federal agency that
its approval in present form would
oe highly undesirable.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

United Nations. Clearly, 1t would
seem to be about time that all
parties concerned stop this mis-
chievous exchange OF international
invective and do something con-
structive to promote what the world
very much needs-mutual Allied re-
spect and confidence OF a nature so
strong that the backbiters and men
OF Ill will on both sides of the water
will not be able to do any more
harm than they have done already.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Action to Curb PetriIIo
From the St. Louis post-Dispatch.

From the st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
It is rare that a bill passes the Senate
by unanimous vote, especially bill on
so controversial a subject as labor. The
TACT that the Senate, without a dis
senting voice, has approved the bill
forbidding interference with noncom-
mercial broadcasts by student musicians
is good indication OF how Senators,
and the country at large, feel about
the ruthless methods Of James Caesar
Petrtllo, head Of the musicians union.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

One OF the contradictions of life in
wartime is that the more money a
fellow has, the shorter will be the
distance it will go in the way of buy
Ing anything worth having.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

For making an arduous, nerve
racking five-hour stand the other
day, Private Citizen John Smith won
the Exalted Order of the Dub. He
made an unnecessary trip to New
York on Christmas eve.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Letters to The Star
Readers Express Their Grievance
Against Points Cancellation.

To the Editor Of The Star:
I wish to object to the sudden re-
versal Of a promise to the public
by Chester Bowles, administrator of
the ONCE of Price Administration. He
said ration points would be good in
definitely and then gave a new ruling
without warning, canceling them. He
has made a perfect setup to start
boarding again.
We won't miss the blue points as
much as we might, due to my husbands
energy in home Victory garden, but
no more of my red points or sugar
coupons will become void, for I will
spend them as fast as they come in.
That is how feel we homemakers
can count on OPA promises.
I used my supply of sugar rather than
cash my coupons just before Christmas,
feeling it would give some one else a
chance to do some baking. For my
consideration, I now lose the oppor-
tunity to buy that sugar. I'm going to
the store and spend all my ration
I will not be the victim of such dis
honest treatment again. Every woman
I have, talked to is going to do the
same thing.
People previously preferred to save
on points and to feel that they had a
reserve in case of emergency. This
later ruling cheats the conservative,
careful buyer of his share and will put
the OPA in disrepute and give the
public a feeling of distrust for its prom
iseS. MRS. HUGH ROSS.
To the Editor Of The Star:
The reputation of United States
Government "paper"-and the recent
cancellation of good indefinitely" ra-
tion coupons is that, call 1t what you
willis one Of the most asinine stunts
yet pulled by the OPA.
This OPA ruling penalized those who
had saved their coupons for emergency
or to buy some special high-count item,
and there were many truly patriotic
people who did not cash certain coupons
because Of publicized shortages. There
were more of these people with patrt-
otto motives than cynical newspaper
men and radio commentators believed to
exist.
1t is so easy to beat the rationing
system, If one wishes to get even"
Those who have kicked most against
rationing will yell, II told you So" and
more than ever seek the black markets.
No decent person complains against
the theory of rationing. But one thing
is certain: Rationing is bad enough
usually works out unfairly (to many
and may lead to much more serious
trouble without such fool thing as this
cancellation business being dreamed up.
Many retail stores are collecting
enough cancelled coupons from CUSTOM
ers to give them two or three times their
normal and fair share Of supplies In
months to come.
CAN BE WRONG.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

In the horse and buggy age one OF
the handicaps was that a man could
keep pretty near all the money he
could make.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
CAN BE WRONG.

To the Editor of The Star:
We American housewives have been
asked not to hoard, to buy only that
which We need. We have tried to do
our best, and as the red and blue ra-
ton stamps supposedly were valid in
definitely, We saw no reason for using
them as soon as they became valid.
However, we have learned our lesson.
Why We didn't suspect something be-
fore this IS a mystery. Henceforth when
stamps are valid Wen use them. No
longer will We find ourselves with sew
eral hundred cancelled points. We
should have learned ere now that we
cannot rely on the statements and
promises of the present administration,
but no longer will we give them the
benefit of the doubt.
AN AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

II we had a cigarette we could
smoke, if we had a match.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

To the Editor of The Star:
Political confidence has been de-
scribed aptly as that state of mind in
which the citizen finds himself when
he has forgotten how he was gypped
the last time"
This is brought to mind by the pub
Hshed comment of an OPA spokesman,
who says he expects the public quickly
to forget about the way in which food
ration stamps have been repudiated
without warning, at the expense of those
families who have been boarding
stamps, rather than food.
1t is true that many people have short
memories; they can be tricked over and
over again and never seem to learn.
But certainly our Government in the
months to come is going to need the
kind of loyalty which can be depended
upon only when it has been earned by
fair and responsible treatment, which
is just the opposite of what the OPA
has been handing out Sharp practices
against the general public are not going
to help future rationing programs, not
to mention Government financing.
The OPA tactics are developing
'scoff1aw" attitudes in people who would
like to cooperate to the limit.
HARRY P. STARR.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

To the Editor of The Star:
From what have heard from various
sources, the Office of Price Administra-
tion is the most incompetent of all the
Government agencies that have bios
somed out during this war.
When ration books were distributed.
their holders were advised to conserve
the blue points as much as possible.
Many tried to abide by that advice.
Now when they start to use some of
the blue points, they find to their as
tonishment that they are worthless.
A mother of large family told me
the other day that she has lost hun
dreds of these blue points in trying to
save them, as advised, for future use.
To put time limit on these points
Is foolish. People are inclined to buy
food they do not require at present for
fear the time limit on their points will
expire before they can use them.
Why can't we have a ration system
carried on without being bound up
with so much red tape that it defeats
its purpose?
To advise people to conserve their
blue points and then proclaim them
invalid is dishonorable! 1t is as bad
as urging people to invest in War Saw
ing Stamps and Bonds and later declar-
ing them worthless.
HB BRADFORn
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(Nastavak sa !. stYanel

IN dStdVdk SCI /. otfa1Gl
drova glas, protiv Ehrenbafga
glas til Marksisla? Jer POD d.
nasnjom stalinistitkom birok s.
tijom niko ne SINE izati otvoreno
protiv drzavizIna Posto staliri-
zam, koji tunaci la ie drzavl-
zam "socijalizan1", priL azao
bi napad na dr#avizan napa-
dom ma '.socijalizan" 1soz5a re
Aleksandrov video T. Ehrenslr-
govom pisaniu naipogoln.ff slsa-
te5ki polozaj da izrazi g'ga Tar'-
sista, ako je mofao 6ekH d.
pr kraiu rata. S.suI1o d. il n
laksandrova nau5lla sudbina
Rajskoga, koji je u 1926 plsa9 u
prilog De Leonizna (poavaino
ocenjrjuti De Leone { nfaaoyu
borbu protiv opoetgni217a} 3 De
Leonizaln je, u glaTnon, Soci-
jalisticki Industrijalni JuulonI-
zann, (Doznali srao da is Raisii
dosao IL nepriIiku za 10 sa Ste
linov0m vlasti wise SO rista q
njen1u nije culo) NSzc3a ie a
leksaIldrov, veljrno opet, zboa
opasnosti, koja n1u preti. vrebao
oval zgodan nomeaat, da biIo
kako. j bar donekle, izrazi svoie
Marksistidko negodovanje.
/ Tai Marksisticki elemenat VI
di, ito ispravno, da nadolaze We
like ekonon1ske i revoluciona1ne
krize u,svin kapitalistickin1 zen1-
llama, koje &c potsticati radnic-
ku klasu na akciju. 4 akciia &c
radnicisaa pokazati ia oni pre-
,norajs& podici revolucionarne Or
/ gan.izacije, gde in nen1aju, a
nenaju ii nijednoj zenalii kon-
tsnentalne Europe, bar ne na jaw
nesti, ako zele da Sc uspesno
bore da obore kapitalizam. 4
ma ovakvu akciju radnika, sve
i postojeee Wade, ukljucujuti
/ Stalinovu, odgovorice sa vrelin1
olovon1. To &C narcotic eradjti
! sSvetska q Drgasizsaiia, Mira =
kapitalistickog mira = Il koioj
! je stalinova vlada jedan Cd CLAW
pa tri stuba, protiv kojih &C Sc
radnici podici da kroz proleters~
ku revoluciju obore kapitalizan1
j uspostave SociJalisti6ki Mir
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F. D. R. osudjeno da zauzme
reakcionarni pravac.

Pod Rooseveltovom admins
tracijom republikanski organi
drzave su Sc osusili egzekutiv-
ma moe Sc prosirila. On je po-
krenuo praksu stvaranja zakona
egzekutivnim odredhama, kole
da bi III Sc sprovadjalo nabujalo
ie birokratiiu do grdosnih raz~
mera. Ukratko, on Sc odazvao
istim sociialnim silanaa i potre-
bama vladaiuce klase, koje -su
Sc. II drueim zemljana, ostvarile
u potpuno otstranjivanje demo-
kratskil2 pretendovanja, ali koie
su, II America odvele ojaeavan]u
ekonomskog despotizna oslab-
ljenju republikanskog politickog
sistema.
Da je Roosevelt xiv? Da je
Roosevelt ziv, njegove bi polltl-
Ike u buduce bile odlucujuce =
kao i proslosti = sa potrebom
klasne vladavine. u meri kojol
vladaiuca klasa zahteva vlast 81
le da bi odrzala radnicku klasu
poroblienom, on bi u toj meri
primenio silu. u meri u koJo1
produzavanie klasne vladavine
zahteva da sc bace mrvice rad
nicina, on bi u toj meri bacao
mrvice.
Kao sto su amerieki radnicl
baeeni nazad u svojoj borbi pro-
tiv izrabljivaca Rooseveltovon
politikom, isto SUI tako bacen1
nazad Rooseveltovom bajkom
Cbe su bile, i sada su, fzracunate
ida obeshrabre memo pouzdar11e
same u sebe da ie odmanae 7
osecanje ovisnosti o drzavi ''vo'
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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Bajka nadzivela coveka

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nj nreoled proturadni6kih akto-
va Rooseveltoye adn1inistraciie
koi; otkrivaiu laznost pro-rad-
ni6,ze bake. Oni koji inaiu DUE
paneenie setice Sc naslada fe-
deralpe Wade kada su radnici
bill kasanlieni cd Hubinaca pra-
donasn1nike Kellva, Roosevelto-
WOO no1;fi6koe "gauleiter"-a u
chicagu Oni &c Sc setiti ponav-
liaiutih jzreka pokoinog pred
sednika da wi ne m0zate Strai-
koNat' pfofV 'iao9 l-l'So' ore
ak+a Mic noStoiao nikakav "a
kon koii hi spretavao radntcin7a
IA ,,oet,,raiu "a ylad0m kao / sa
mo koiino dr1oj147 desnotskirn 20
s7odavcon7 Oni &c Sc setiti fnele-
.ooda californije. straikolonae-
III, fnaera1nih trupa u 6eliGnin1
sesirin7a noseti nIske sa natak-
n,,tin, baionetina. Oni Sc tako-
dier ,ooou setitf strceog ultima
tuna ooloinog predsednika u
eliokopaGkim radricima u maiu
1a43 mnogih drugih sliGnih 60
vora dooadiaia koii otkrivaiu
niegovo pakosno protivlienie
nokusaiina radnika da pobolisa-
IN svoie stanie
FoVfatio Je FeN0 % "'AAs'h'in'
Kao sto Sc niiedna druga adj
ministraciia niie sn7ela usuditi
da zahtevs prisilni rad "a anne
rieke radnike tako niiedna dru-
ga administraciia niie nogla We.
zati ovu naciiu sa Vatikanora a
da ne bi nanela ma sebe stvarnu
buru protesta. To bese IL saglas-
nosti sa nacelom odelenia crkve
od drzave kada su Siediniene
Drzave prekinule diplomatske
we've sa poglavicom katoliGke
crkve u proslom stolecu. Bez da
ie zatrazio savet cd kongresa
Roosevelt je. Il stvari, obnovio
owe veze Istina ie, da je on DO
slao sliGnoo predstavnika" u Va
tikan. ali niegov li6ni predstav-
mix sie innao CAST snbasaaonas.
j vatikanski izveStaj ie iavio da
Sc MEGA smatra "a "privreme-
noe ambasadora u Svetom Mo-
ru." Sta wise. glupavo ie zaniS-
liati da poglavica drzave moze
inati "icnog predstavnika" koii
niie takodier i predstavnik dr.
zave. Ma Sta niegovo formalnc
ine bilo, to je drzanje Myron
Taylora danas - Myron Taylor
tai multimilioner, bivsi predsed-
mix United States Stella, ko'i
je iednom u iavnosti izneo svole
obozavanje Mussoliniia j njego.
lvog "korporativnog" (fasistic
kog) sistema. y koliko Sc wise
owe veze studlralu u svetiu hoo
seveltovih politika = kod kuce
Il prenaa katolickim zemljan1a
kao sto SUI republike Latinskt
Amerike. Spanija Italia -
toliko one wise postaju cinlcne
Rooseveltove refornae verno sic
de program ovekovecenia izrah
ljivania radnika kako ie izloze'
u poslanici Leo-a XIII, Piusa X
PiKa XII.
Zaista. u izdanju cd 28. april;
katolfkog casopisa. America
.:4z1.: oo,;JIoGar Pow VIII
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vodje. klieu pomoci koju je on
dao junijanaa u organizovanju j
dobijanju 'junijske sigurnosti"
kao dokazima njegovih pro-rad-
nitkih pogleda. Utelovljenje je
da ie poboljsanje radni6kog sta
MIA bilo najvise ma Roosevelto-
vim nislima. All Roosevelt je
sam potvrdio ponavljajuci da je
ono sto je naivise njenu ma mi
slina jeste ocaluapje ka1ita5iznpo.
Ojacavanje pro-kapitalisti6kog
junioniznaa bio je sredstvo ka
cilju. Ratnovremeno iskustvo je
pokazalo da ie glavna svrha oka-
razenja juniisse sigurnosti" BIZ
Ia da oslabi obicne red0ve j ola
Ca vodstvo Il sauointeresu ocu-
vania kapitalisu6ke vladavine.
Oja6anie ruke radni6kih Todia
Cd strane drzave bio je poia2ni
korak u prosirenu koatroie mad
iuniian1a od strane drzave / "a
brane straikornog sredstva. Pre-
mis- koji je Roosevelt usvoiio =
prenis kapitaljsticke vladavine
- preovladuje u njegovira poll
tikama. Ali druStvo je wee odav-
no doslo do tacke Il razvitku. gde,
ida bi Sc ocuvala kapitallsticka
Ivladayina, toboznji cllvar mora
SO obracati sve wise arbitrarnim,
despotskim sredstvima. On mo-
ra, dakako, nastojati da in sred-
stval odene u "demOkratske'
'liberalne" brbliarije, dok MI
hov reakcionarni karakter osta-
| ie konacno Sc denaskira -
kao, ma primer, Rooseveltova po-
litika prema zanatskim junija-
ma koia Sc sada pokazala da je
"a podiarmljivanjne obicnih re-
dova volii kapitalistitkih radnic-
kin poruGnika.
Ali "liberalna" "denokrats-
ka" pretendovanja ne nogu Sc
odrzavati "a uvek. Situacija Sc
die gde denagogiia postaje pro-
vidna somotna rukavica je svu-
cena, otkrivajuci zeleznu ruku
despotiznna. Roosevelt ne bi mo.
gao snhecz ove- situacije otuda
ii insidenti, koji hi pokvarili' tt
pro-liberalnu pro-radnicku bai-
ku - niegova zabrana odasilja-
MIA oruzja lojalistickoi vladi Spa.
niie j njegovo neposteno hitanje
da Sc prizna uzurpator kasapir
Franco; njegova "nuzna upo
treba ogavnih fasistickih kralje,
va. admirala narsala; niegova
urotreba trupa "a razbijan]e
strajka; njegov zahtev "a ponov'
no uvadjanje neprivoljne sluzbe
iii prisilnog rada; j, konacno, ME
eovo podupiranje plutokratskoE
programa da Sc prusijanizuje A
merika kroz trajnu prisilnu mi
litarnu vezbu.
F. D. R. csudieno da zauzm
reakcionarni Drayac.
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Socijalisticka Radni6ka Partija, eliza
svesni nosioc Industrijalne
Demokratiie.

Neposreelna buducnost America nece bltl
upodna = osima ia politi6are, mozda, ia ratnn
kamarilu pliackase radnika opste. Ovo malo
sIobode sto ie ostalo naJverovatnile le da &c
biti potkresana cak i wise, dok he dodje vrene
kaia. kako to iznese Junak Il pretstayl,
seiedina sloboda koia nam jos estate leste
sloboda da biramo koja od nash sloboda da
ide Il zatyor zato' Sa konskripcijom kao
Giuienicom, poduzeti su prvi koraci da Sc prize
vrst industriialno kmetstvo na radnke. S. 4.
P je neprektno opomnjala bas protiv takvo
situacije Mas Sc ignorisalo, iii sh nam Sc srne-
jail cak sada, dok lanci kuju pred yrllm
ocima ratlnika, on he obraclaJu paznlu. Bas
kao sto veliki sion dozvoljava malom cove|Su
da ga sveze, tako veliki rad, potencionano
moGan, dozvoliava malom polltlcaru - kon-
spiratoru protiv njegove slobode protiv anne
ri6kh slobodarskih zakona principa - da ga
sveze iako bi Sc sa otresom ruke mogao resltl
mnogih Cd niih kao Ste tovek otera komarice
Istoriia Sc ponavlja, receno je, ali ne uvek
kao lakrliia, nego radie kao tragedija, ucin]e-
na beskraino tragicnijom Mi znamo da smo mi
unlesani, moramo suociti situaciju kao sto
jedino .aobra, abayestenei opsirnoT7oprezni Judi
i zene mogu ciniti - to jest, da Sc odlucno,
neustrasivo i opredeljeno drzimo nacela, Ga
odrzavamo nasu organzaciiu, ovom istorijski
sudbonosnom casu, toga Jedlno opredelJenog
cilia-svesnog nosioca move demckratije = In
dustriialne Demokratiie - dok Sc povrati svest
ovoj zbunjenoj generaciji. Posto su nacela
organizaciia jedno, mi he mozemo otstranlt1
iedno da ne otstranino drugo. Otuda, stvar
prakticnog razmatrania jeste ocuyanju ola
caniu nase partije, stedjeniu nash izvora. Jer
owl &c oblaci proci, sunce slobode ce Jednog
dana obasiati ljudski rod koii &c saznati da
sloboda dolazi il znania razumevanja, kao sto
hrabrost prebiva u glav radje nego Il srcu.
stampa socijaisticke Radnicke Partije mora
biti o6uvana da siri istinu.
Cd neposredne de vaznosti da ocuvamo nasu
stampu, to najdragoceniie oruzle rukama civl-
lizovanog ccveka. Dolazili su glasoyi il neprl-
iateljskih logora da dive stare partije dovolino
snabdevaiu potrebu naroda ovo vreme. Sta
ovo znaci jasno ie = ocekui Sc od radnika
da Sc drze "a uvek tih laznih bankrotiranih
oprema koie su in neprekidno izneveravale. A
i1dustriialni feudalisti, plutokrati njihovi sa-
veznici slugani, primeniuiu isto nacelo na
stampu. "Citajte lazi nasim novinama'', 60
wore oni II ovom smislu: "zasto da Sc bavite sa
istinom cinienicama kada su mas azi dovele
do nase sadasnje visine!' Ali mi ponavljamo Il
beskrainoj istinitosti, da jeelina Istina moze
mas uciniti slobodnima. Ga sve dok Sc Istina
i Sloboda ne ustanove, pocivajuci ma sirokoj
osnovi ekonomske jednakosti i potpunog Of
sustva eksploatacije, tn ne moze biti demo
kratiie vredne tog imena, nj sveta pristalog
da civilizovani covek zivi MENU
Sidney Howard: ssThey Knew What They Wanted =
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-02
Denolratiijja--
Pfosla, sadasnja j buduca
CD ARNOLD PETERSENA

.Jeste Ii uhvatili9 Zakon i Ustanovljeni
Autoritet! Postovanle "a ustanovljeni autor
tet slobodni gradiani slobodnoj demokratiii
da Sc klaniaju pred slugama koje su oni sami
stavili ma polozaje! Sta ie general Wood mislio,
STA misli Ilppmann, jeste to da radnici moraiu
usyoiiti industriialnu sluzbu pokorno, oni ne
SINE ia straikovati, morain ra6iti duge safe IA
.nalu patu, ne smeju sninnjati L postojeeu
uredhn styari - ukratko, oni moraiH biti dQbri
industriialni kmetovi! | to je status koii oni
traze da So brani od Hitlera - slayni 'tstatus
ono'' ia koj Sc trazi od njih IradnikaI da
uioze syoie zivote!