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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
Carnival to
Start Today

Philadelphia, Apr. 27-AP- The
5lst annual Penn Relay Carnival
gets under way today with approx
mately 1000 athletes trying to
spike records in the cinder paths at
Franklin Field.
It's no longer a civilian affair
competitors as well as spectators
will include hundreds of service
men and ex-servicemen.
From 2 p. m. today until $50 p.
m. tomorrow, representative of
high schools, preparatory schools,
colleges, Army camps and naval
stations will vie in the relay races.
The entry list is touched with a
decided Swedish navor-Gunder
Haegg in a mile handicap tomor-
row and Haakon Lidman in the
hurdles this afternoon.
In six championship scholastic
events, schoolboy runners loom as
:f. outstanding relay feature. First
school championship on the pro-
gram is the preparatory school 440-
yard relay followed with the high
oNhOOl tf'i HlSuilSHl VI lut tNo-
day program with an entry of &c
schools.
Older athletes, with records al
ready to their credit, who have
entered the relays are: New York
Coast Guardsman Eulace Peacock,
national sprint and broad jump
champion at Temple University as
far back as 1885 and still the L. s.
pentathlon king; Camp Kilmer' ;
Cpl. Norwood Barney Ewell,
three years ago the intercollegiate
sprint and broad jump king at Penn
State College; Navy 1t. (jg) CAN'T
W. Miller. Rocky Mountain confer
ence star of half Dozen years ago.
who. as an ensign. won the Penn
relay hammer throw in 1914.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
City Leagues i.
Being Planned

The final meeting Of men inter
ested in establishing city league
for hard and soft ball will be Mon
day night at 1880 at Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium.
Larry Hutchinson, director OF the
program. urges all interested par
ties to attend, since earlier meet
ings indicate that it will be pos
sible to have both a hand ball
league and one for soft ball
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MacHrSFs CORPORATION
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27

Thursdays Results
New York ., Philadelphia 0.
Brooklyn at Boston, rain.
Chicago at Cincinnati, cold.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
Sports Roundup

Tigers four Straight days ar
today wahou Chicago and squared
Cleveland Indians the first meeting OF tegame
discharge who BANKED St Louis on Tour
hits in his first pitching start Paul
The Tribe todays single game
chcagoAPTy Cobb OF baebals greats who retired IN w.
10 don to play Cobb VINO
holds lifetime batting named by Director
James w Crosset Team the Esquire All
American boys New Yoks polo grounds TINS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
Ring Decisions

CBy the Associated Uressl
Fall River-Steye kronis, 1870
Boston. outpointed oscar st.
Pierre. 1875, Fall River G0); John
ny Melko, ISIS, Worcester, TKO
George Bode, lS6, Newport, K. l.
C2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Thursdays Results
Detroit at Chicago, rain.
Philadelphia 7, New York 8.
Washington 4. Boston /.
St Louis 4, Cleveland 3. (Second
game, rain).
Today's Games
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. CD
New York ........7. 2 IT'S
Chicago ........ 2 ia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
Whenthe San Francisco Conference ends the delegate

When the San Francisco Conference ends delegates
will have experienced their st day of school, for the study
of the complex problems world peace and for the develop
ment of a curriculum for permanent school.
Everyone everywhere should clearly understand that this
Conference is the important international meeting in
history.
We can be thankful that nation represented by wise
and experienced with sincere desire for peace
and we are sure the other nations have the type of rep
resentatOn.
The Conference will furnish the leadership and the plan
but peace depends upon the peoples of the United Nations
upon their will peace upon their sacrifice for peace upon
their works of peace.
The difficulties enormous some of the problems
not be solved Immediately and compromises will be made by
all nations in order arrive at conclusions that will be fair
all countries
The Conference create an enduring peace But
will lay the foundations for plan for peace be put into
effect possible and which we and future genera
tons of the world must maintain.
Let us be Sparng in criticism and generous with our
encouragement and constructive suggestions
And above all let pray that the thinking people of the
world will take advantage of the opportunity afforded by the
first day of school, and build continuously toward an en-
during peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

Navy, her G. l. guest or the evening, Frank DeVol and his orchestra &C., company the show.
 Ed Archie" Gardner decides to bring Duffy to justice and sues for a raise on "Duffy's Tavern" heard tonight over WTIC-NBC, at 8:30 p. m.
 The language-mangling manager hires an attorney to plead his case before the bar. They wind up by making scarecrow of the law and a pauper of "Arichie." Eddie '"The Waiter" Green, elf ton Finnegan" (Charle Cantor), Miss Duffy" (Sandra Goul6 and maestro Matty Malneck also con- tribute to the courtroom capers. Four leading newsmen, three Of whom have made successful previous appearances on the series, will step to the fore to question Herbert Brownell, Jr., chairman of the Re- publican National Committee, on Mutual'S panel discussion Meet The Press, this evening 10:30-11 p. m.
 The four journalists who will l query Brownell on the Future Aims of the Republican Party" are Col onel Tex McCreary, New York Daily Mirror editor; Lawrence Spivak, American Mercury editor; Francis Stevenson of the New York Herald Tribune, and Arnold Beichman of the New York newspaper PM. The 10-round welterweight bout between Beau Jack, the Georgia whirlwind, and Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind, in New York's Madison Square Garden tonight, will be aired by WATR and the American Broad casting Company at 10 p. m., Don Dunphy and Bill Corum will bring listeners the blow-by-blow descrip- tion of the action.
 An innocent but forgotten incl dent leads an ordinary citizen to the electric chair in Cornell Wool rich's exciting story, T Wouldn't Be In Your Shoes to be dramatized on Mystery Theater" tonight at 10:00 p. m., over the WTTC-NBC network.
 A pair of shoes shied at 8 rowling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

tending the premiere of the new Universal film of the same name, will be the Blind Date guests of three winning servicemen when Ar lene Francis presents her Friday night funfest this evening at 8 p. m., via WATR- -ABC.
 Along with his housekeeping Cou- sin Cassie, Mark Chase, The Sheriff, visits a fabulously luxurious Cali fornia country estate to solve a baffling killing during the crime busting broadcast over WATR-ABC tonight at 9:30 p. m. A beautiful heiress, her sinister guardian 8 man in a wheel chair and a voice less attendant provide a quartet of suspects and a chilling climax to the dramatization directed by Dor othy McCann.
 Groucho Marx risks his reputation as a blonde trailer when he visits brunette Ginny Simms on "The Ginny Sinms Show," tonight, WABC, 7:30-8:00 p. m.
 Ginny sings several hit songs and then turns the vocal spotlight over to Bill Hendrix of Beaufort, N. O., former radio technician 2/c of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

Just like industrialists and bus fnessnen, gangsters are reconvert- ing from war to peace with an ef6- ciency which will be disclosed dur ing Jerry Devine's This Is Your FBI over WATR and the American Broadcasting Company tonight, at 8:30 p. m.
 Taken direct from government files, the Devine broadcast will show how the end of gas rationing has enabled criminals to take to the highways again and resume their peacetime practices of robbery and hijacking.
 Actresses Marion Morgan and Beverly Lawrence, and the typical Frontier Gal" who will be chosen from . group of college girls at-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

George Je@sei. comedian. song writer, and movie director, Fe- oeIved the Green Room Award, an honorary plaque for outstanding contribution to the world of ensertainment. on the Andrews slsteru show, INK Musical Showroom" last evening. Mir. Jemael. who rose to fame with his imaginary telephone conveFsa- tlons with his Mana" re- created his stunt on the melody and mirfh show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

Navy, her c. I. guest of the evening, Frank DeVol and his orchestra &C., company the show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

cat. An old miser hanged with piece of clothes line and lost wal- let innocentiy picked up, provide tne unexpected ingredients Of cold blooded murder problem that IS finally solved by a skepitcal detec- tive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

VERY I50O K-WABC Theater of Today Theater of Today Stars over Hollywood Stars over Hollywood - Grand Central Station Grand Central Station County Fair
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 Of Men and Books Adventures In Science Treasury Band Stand Treasury Band Stand Assignment Home Assignment Home SS Cyril and Choir SS Cyril and Choir Motor City Melodies Motor City Melodies Eliot Lawrence Orch. Eliot Lawrence Orch. Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-14

WTIC IOs0 K-wEAF won 7fO K-MDs l Luncheonaires House of Mystery [ uncheonaires House of Mystery Farm Forum News Farm Forum Answer Man News Man On The Farm Agricultural News Man On The Farm Veterans Advisor Opry House Program From New York Opry House Program From New York It's Up To Youth Program From New York It's Up To Youth Afternoon In Autumn Meet The Press Program From New York Meet The Press
 l Orchestras of The Nation Swing Varieties Orchestras of The Nation Swing Varieties Orchestras of The Nation Where Are They Now O Nation Where Are They Now ! Orchestras of The Nation The Better Half Matinee Orchestras of The Nation The Better Half Matinee World of Melody Saturday Tea Dance World of Melody Saturday Tea Dance Music Of The Moment Enoch Light Orch Music Of The Moment Enoch Light Orch. John w. Vandercook Uncle. Don Tin Pan Alley Lanny And Ginger
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12
GrCka

IL Londona vest cd 5. aprila
javlja da je grcko stanovnistvo
smanjeno u ratu "a 13 posto pod
nemackom okupacijom. Take je
u Londonu izjavio &C. Doxiades,
direktor mesnih i poljoprivred-
nth planiranja u grckom minis
tarstvu rada koji Sc ovde nalazi
kao strucnjak rekonstrukcije.'
Jedna vest liz Ureda Ratnih In
formacija javlja da Sc grcka pr.
prema "a opste drzavne izbore
Ne kaze Sc kada &c Sc izbori oba-
viii. Ali Sc kaze, nesto sto ne
zvuci bas najbolje "demokratski'
= da &c u izborima ucestvovatI
"sve priznate politicke partije'
A ovo znaci da verovatno ina
nepriznatih politickih partija
Pa Ear "demokratijaR ne prizna-
je sve politicke partije?
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

znacilo znatno nadiranje niiho
viii profita. A posto sc phase rad
nika, buduci da su radnici, bar
broino velika sila, a i potreba je
da Sc industrije krecu JOS "a sa-
ia, sto sve skupa chi to nacelc
vrlo opasnim, oni nastoje Ga g
7akonodavstvom ubiju pre- ncgC
sto Sc proSiri medju radnicima.
Sa njihove tacke gledi$ta, rad
nici nisu ljudska bica, nego TEX
zivotinje koje trebaju raditi sa.
no "a ono hrane Sto i'm Sc dade.
A profit i sva korist moderne
tehnike i opSte civilizacije, koju
su radnici, a ne kapitalisti, sa-
gradili treba da ide NINA -
lenGinama i trutovima.
Jednoga. dana - mozda Vrlo
naskoro - radnici, ne Same DE-
&c ubirati "pristojbe'', nego &C
JOS i kapitalistima spreciii da
ubiraju ista, posto oni he zaslu-
Zulu niSta. Kada radnici reese de
to uGine, nj svi kapitalistitki "a
koni nece moti spreciti tai akt.
40 &c biti akt revolucije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12
Strajk je izveden u
prkos syi'l pretnii

Nagodbe izmedju posednlka
ugliokopa i ugljokopatkih jnni-
je jos nisu postignute. Junijske
vodje, ]. L. Lewis i drugi od
United Mine Workers Of Anne
rica, izdali su naredbu "a cd
lozenje $trajka "a trideset dana
a rudari dobrim delom izadjoSe
ma Strajk svejedno.
Straik je jzveden Il 200 ugljo-
kopa II Pennsylvania, V~irginiji
West Virginiii, Ohio, IlIinoisu
Kentucky, Alabami i Indiani. Is
ii je zapodeo jos u petah q
aprila. TeSko je ustanoviti koli-
ko ina ukupno ugljokopata ne
straiku. Kaze Sc da samo u Penn
sylvaniji ina oko 10000. Drzava
pref preuzimaniem rudnika.
Dok Jos sporazum nikakav nj
lie postignut Il vezi sa zahtevima
l25O.000 kopa6a mekog uglia, t.
900 kopata tvrdos uslja tako-
der podnesose svoje zahteve.
eli ugovor istite 30. aprila. u
njihovim zahtevima kojih ina
ne mamie cd 80, nalaze Sc i "a
htevi "a IS posto direktne po-
visice Il najamniei i 10 cent? cd
tona pristoibe, iii royalties.
Izgleda da bi pri kraju ovog
meseca Amerika mogla imati o.
ko 1000 ENCYCLOPAEDIA ma straj-
ku. Ali fekeri &c to vec gledati
nekako izgladiti. Lewis je vet po-
pustio polovicu zahteva koje je
podneo u ime kopaca mekog ug-
liza. Tako &c verovatno biti j sa
zahtevima kopaea tvrdog uglja.
Ali, pitanje je da Ii &c rudari
progutati preVaru opet. Cnl ina
IN vrlo borbenu reputaciju.
Verovatno &c Sc i drzaVa opet
umesati. Ugljokopati &c media
draw oprostiti jos i oval put,
cato sto je rat. Ali, ako Sc drzava
Dude ma slican na6in mesala Il
spor rudara posle rata, ko Una
u kome pravcu bi Sc sltuacija
mogla razviti. Mogla hi Sc ia
sluskinia kapitalisticke klase %
sramotiti" i izgubiti bitku. | maj
vece strpljenje ina granlca. Mo-
gla bi borba rudara probuditi
celu radnicku klasu, koJa bi Il
saglasnosti sd svojom polltickom
+ (1astavak la A. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12
UplasiIi Sc naGela
pristojbi

New York Times cd 5. april
Ia donosi jedan clanak IL kojeg
uzimamo sledece:
"Sa opomenom ola bi prosire-
ma upotreba nacela o iznudjava-
nju pristojbi [royaltiesl cd in
dustrije mogla znaciti propast
nacionalne ekonomije. Trgova6-
ka Komora Sjedinjenih Drzava
poslala je danas ma opste glasa-
ME svome clanstvu rezoluciiu
potpomazuci zakonodavstvo u
kongresu da Sc zabrane takve
isplate pristojbi predstavnicima
uposlenika.'
Clanovi TrgovaGke komore sa-
Sinjavaju grupu ~najvecih anne
rickih "demokrata". Owl demo
kraft" hoce da Sc usvoji takav
zakon koji bi zabranjivao jed
nom delu naroda - radnicima
- pravo ma pristojbe, a dczvo-
ljavao bi to pravo drugom delu
naroda - kapitalistima.
Min ie uplasilo to nacelo pris-
tojbi, koje je %pokrenuo, IL stra-
tegiie, dakako, John l.. Lewis i
neke druge junijske vodje. To bi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

%premijeru Radescu, u OWN re-
Gina: mi oslovismo velikog mar
sala Stalina u Moskvi i u jed
nom satu on nam je dao uslu-
Fan odgcvor."
Stain je bio nezodouoljan.
A vaznost da Sc rumunski po-
liticari odrzavaju u dobrim Cd
nosiina sa ruskim nadlordom be-
Sc naglasena IL Associated Press
izveStaju Cd %. februara 0 Cd
stranjenju premijera Radescua.
"Njegova je vlada', kaze A. P,
"bila kritikovana cd Rusa.' "Ru-
sija je optuzivala vladu genera
la Radescua da ne progania pro-
Nemce j ratne zlocince, kako Sc
propisuje u mirovnim uslovi-
ma"
All / zadoUoljstro nezadouoljs-
too okrenuto je Il saglasnost
zahteua ruske drSdue.
Najposlednja rec 0 pr~ociScava-
nju ratnih zlocinaca jeste ia da
Sc kapitaliste nece prociscavati.
Bukarestska depesa cd II. mar
ia koja je protu-recila izjavi
Groze ma Is. marta 0 ratnoj kri-
vici rumunskih kapitalista, kaze.
"Rumunija ne moze podneti da
izgubi poslugu trgovaca i indus
triialista, rekao je M. Partasca-
nu [ministar pravdeJ. On je IL
razio misljenje da &c zemlia Sic
dit liberalniju politiku prems
ovoj klasi nego sto SUI Francuzi
sledili." = Francuska jos lima
da ustanovi optuzbe ratnih zlo-
Ginaca protiv kolaboraskih fran
cuskih kapitalista.
Stalinisticki "zakon / red more
biti odrzun.
Anthony Eden, britanski mi.
nistar stranih poslova, dao j
izvinu "a rusko mesanje u cd
st~ranjenje Radescua i namesta'
ME Groza-e. Ma IA. marta Cos
podin Eden je rekao ola je IL.
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12
CehOSlOyaIka

Tired Ratnih Informacija IL
Washingtona javlia ma 6. aprils
da je cehoslovackoj organize
vana vlada cd IS clanova, sa biv-
i'm cehoslovackim ambasadoron
u Moskvi, ma celu Wade, Zdene-
kom Fierlingerom.
JOS sc tacno ne INA gde &c Sc
diste Wade biti, ali je verovatno
da &c Sc smestiti u Bradshaw.
glavnom gradu Slovacke, kojeg
SUI ruske trupe tex "oslobodile'
ma 4. aprila.
u vladu su ukljuceni: clan
predratne Wade, Jan Masarik So
istim polozajem = ministar stra-
nth poslova - general Ludvik
Svoboda, komandir cehoslovac.
Ike prve armije, ma istocnom from
tn, "a mlnlstra rata; general An
ton Nizborski, "a ministra ko-
munikacija it'd.
U vladu SUI takodjer usla tri
"komunista", jedan "so~ciialista'
nekoliko drugih 'levicara" me-
dju kojima je i jedan mantijas
- Rev. Frantisek Hala."
A predstavnici "a "Cesku
Moraviju, koje jos nisu oslobo-
djene, doci &c IL Moskve i Lon
dona."
Vest il Londona (AP) Cd 7
aprila kaze da je vlada u tesnin
vezama Sd Sovjetskom Rusijom
No, posto SUI ruske trupe u pot
punoj kontroli Cehoslovacke, {
i svi drugi znaci govore, ola j.
vlada udesena pc wolff Stalina
kao i sve druge Wade koje spa
daju pod rusku sferu uticaia.
Svakako, u vladi nema mist;
Socijalistickog niti Komunistic
kog. Ona je smesa raznih kate
gorija kapitalistickih interesa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

Primer je doneo New York
Times" cd 7. aprila, pod naslc-
vom: "Junija iskljucila sest cla-
nova radi usporavanja proizvod-
ME mornaricnih kugli Il ratnoi
tvornici'. Scena Sc odigrala Il
Long Island City, N. Y, kod Ma
tam Corporation.
"Iskliucenje je objavljeno",
kaze Times, "od Harold Sinlo-
IA, predsednika lokala 1927 cd
United Electrical, Radio and Ma
chine Workers of America, Con
gress of Industrial Organize
ton"
Simon je rekao da je juniia u
"proslom decembru pogadiaia
So "a novu potsticajnu t!l stav-
ku" it'd. A medjuvremeno neki
radn1cl nlsu htell radltl dOSta
bro i da je jedno "odelenje po-
kazalo opadanje u proizvodnii,"
Tvornicki odbor juniie podnese
optuzbu protiv osannaestorice
radnika. Neki su ocisceni od "kri-
vice.; sest .ie osudjeno da Sc is
kliuce IL junije da ostanu bez
posla; a osam ma suspendovanje
j takodjer ma gubenie posla.
Ovakve rabote nike ne PANT
u radnickim juniiama. Ovde Sc
junija stavila direktno protiv
svoiih Glanova, u korist vecih
/ profita "a poslodavce. Nike osin1
"komunista' nebi mogao ovalzo
Sta izmisliti. Mora da SUI oni na
celu toga lokala.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

nije Amerike, ona popuSta pred
drugom silom - u ovom sluca-
ju pred Britanijom = koja &c
uzurpirati "volju naroda" (kao
sto j Russia cini) i presto namet-
mutt silom i vladu i formu Via
davine.
Etc, koliko SUI svi lagali o me
zavisnostima" malih naroda. E.
to koliko su svi skupa lagali Q
"slobodi" i "demokratiji". Jest:
oni &c dozvoliti "demokratiju",
ali samo takvu kakvu oni hoce,
to jest, diktatorsku "demokra-
thu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

[Govor Joseph PirinGina, bratskoe
Delegate Socijalisticke RadniGkc Par
tic Amerike ma 1915. k%onvenciji S.
L.. p. II Ohio, odrZane II Akronu 81.
marta i !. aprila. Govor je odrzan II
nedelju l. aprila cd $3.50 do 400 posle
podne i brokastovan cd radiiske sta
nice WHKK.J
Delegati drzavne Konvencije
Ohio, clanovi i p~rijatelji Soci-
jalistieke Radnicke Partije, pri-
jatelji radijske udijencije:
Sluzbeni besednici wise nego
jedne ratujuce nacije proricu
naskoro kraj rata u Evropi. Me-
djuvremeno, gradovi Sc JOS pre-
t~varaju u rusevine, cele oblas-
ii u pustare, sela u groblja, ce-
lie nacije u prosjake. Milioni Ii
vota su ugaseni i JOS nema kra-
ia.
Govori Sc, dakako, mnogo o
miru koji &c slediti owe globalne
orgije kasapenja ma veliko i ma
mernog razaranja.
Kakav &c to biti mir?
Da Ii &c on biti takav kao sto
Sc odrazava cd divlje larme "a
draftovanje radnika i militarnu
konskripeiju? Hoce Ii to biti mir
II kome &c americki radnici Bit
survanfu stanje industrijalnog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-12

Ova vest je mnogo obveselila
diplomatske krugove u Londonu
Washingtonu, u nadi da &c Sow
jetska Russia objaviti rat Japa-
nu. Opste Sc govori da je odri-
CAME ponavljanja ugovora ma
strani Rustic ocekivano, cak i cd
Japana. Kaze Sc da je kretanje
u ovom pravcu u%cinjeno u pros
lom oktobru, kada je Stain u
svom govoru nazvao Japana "a
gresorom".
Vesti istovremeno kazu da je
Moskva "elektrifikovana" cd ra-
dosti o ovoj vesti, sto znaei ola
je sovjetska birokratija prosiri-
la propaganda unapred u korist
rata sa Japanom.
Ia Rusiju je postojala moguc-
most da prepusti Japana niego-
vim kapitalistickim k%onkurenti-
ma - America i Britaniji = ola
S MIN obracunaju. Ali to neza-
dovoljava Stalina. 10 INA kakve
on ina planove "a Aziju.
Ako dodje do rata izmedju Ru-
size Japana, tada &c i najneoba-
vestenijoj osobi biti jasno ds
Stain zaista igra ulogu jedne Cd
medjunarodnih imperijalistickif
sila i da je do vrata ogrezao I
kapitalistiek'm poslovima. A rus
Ike radne mase &c i dale ginut
"a ostvarenje ovih imperijalis
tickih ciljeva.
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Bugarska

Poznato je ola Sc vec DUE 'vre-
mena agituje "a prisajedinjenje
Bugarske federativnoj Jugosla-
viii. Izgledalo je da &c i Bugars-
ka pristati ma to. No, posto sve
glavne politike ma Balkanu, is
k~ljucujuci Grcku, do]aze il Mos
kve, najverovatnije je da je ova
ideja rodjena u Moskvi. | tex sa-
da kada je pocelo izgledati da je
prisajedinjenje sigurna stvar do
lazi naredba il Engleske, koja to
zabranjuje.
Vest IL Washingtona cd 5. april
la glasi:
"Britanska vlada je vetovala
[ponistila] ukljucenje Bugarske
u jugoslavensku federativnu dr.
zavu formirajuci Sc oko marsala
Tita. Sve do pred nekoliko ne
della svi izveStaji primljeni il is
tocne Europe opisivali su bugars-
ko kretanje prema Beogradu kao
pouzdano.
"Od jednom je ucinjen zastoj,
Isprva nije Sc moglo saznatl "a
sto. Ali diplomatski izvori reslll
su zagonetku. Britanska diplo-
malta stupila je unutra dovela
do zastoja onoga Sto je bio ucl-
memo "a ujedinjenje bugarskog
naroda sa drugim juznim Sla-
venima.
"Pre toga ministar-predsednlk
Churchill je dobio odobrenje pre-
mijera Stalina, a ovo je bila jed
ma stvar u resavanju ma jaltsko]
konferenciji, koja je sve do sada
prolazila neprimecena. Ocito Je
da marsal> Stain nije pruzio po-
moe, Britannia nebi bila u sta
nju postici svoju svrhu. Cd pri-
mira u proslom septembru So
Bugarskom je vladao ruski gene
raj koji predsedava Kontrol-
moi Komisiji."
Tako. Rusija trguje sa naro-
dom koji "oslobadja". Da bi do
bila druge povlastice cd Brita-