davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Profit sye Veci

General Motors k~orporacija "a
proslu, 1914. godinu nije trgova-
Ia ma milione Ill stotine miliona,
'nego IA milijarde, Njena proda-
ia je bila "a s.. 276,184.261, dok
iie pretpro5le godine, 1943. bila
$3,320,607.289. - porast malo da
nije "a pola milijarde jednoj
godini dana.
Ovo je, kaze New York
"Times', koji donosi vest, az
bijen rekord svih, ratnih i mir
ni'l vremena.
Doduse to nije sve profit. Ali
nj profit joj nije malen. On IL
nosi $170,9958G5 dok ie u pref
hodnoi godini, 1913, bio $149,-
78O.088.
No, kako mas kompanija ives
tava, ovo nije njen najveci pro-
fit i ako je slomila sve rekorde
proizvodnji Men profit je bio
u "mirno' vrcme l94l. $20l ,652.-
500, a IL 1923. on je bio najveci
$276,468.108.
Ova izgledna kontradikcija,
prema kojoj je korporacija ina
Ia najveti profit kada je proiz-
vela mamie nego ijedne cd ovih,
ratnih godina, moze Sc objasniti
sa velikim ratnim porezima, kao
j sa velikom kolicinom koja Sc
stavlja ma stranu "a "peinacava-
ME-; troSkovima oko uvadlanJa
novih maSina it'd.
Pa ipak, u prkos Velikih pore
"a j raznih "strateglJa' proflt ]e
skoro pristigao onaj kada su po-
rezi bill mali.
CNastavak Ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05

Zasto je trebalo ovo produce
ME? Nisu Ii poslodavci imali ce-
lu godinu dana u kojoj SUI mogli
obmisljati iii, svakako, imaIi ST.
dovoljno vremena cd kada su
podneseni zahtevi ugliokopaGa.
Kod kapitalista stalno vlada ono
pravilo. koje vrlo RADIO j iuniiski
fekeri iskoriscavaju, a koje gla-
ST: me danas - sutra," Glavno
je da Sc kapitalisticki interest ne
okrnu danas. A kada tai "danas"
ode u istoriju i dodje Sc u drugi
dan, oni &c opet apelovati: "ne
danas" i tako neprekidno.
U cdlaganju nagodbi, kapita-
listicka klasa Sc koristi ne mnoge
nadine. Odlazuci moze da Sc /
rat privede kraju, pa da kompa-
nije imaju wise radnika ma ras-
polozenju "a krsenje straika. "a
kon 0 najamnici mogao bi tako-
der ola sc okrene protiv rad
nika. A jedna cd naivaznijih
stvari jeste i u tome sto hi Sc
mogao koji ropski zakon usvoii-
ii - neki cd zakona konskripci-
je -i tako bi rudari ostali KRAFT
XIII rukava.
Bee obzira ma fekersko vods-
two, reakcionarne junije i kon-
zervativne zahteve, mas ipak in
teresuje borbenost rudara koji
SD glasali "a Straik - "a borbu
protiv nesnosljivog stanja - 8
prema l. Oval duh &c jednog da-
ma navesti rudare i ma bolie, ii.
revolucionarne zahteve, koji &C
naloziti i stvaranje takve orga-
nizacije pomoeu koje da Sc ii
zahtevi postighu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05

! ganda ma medju-americkoj kon~
ferenciji u Mexico City, bese ia,
sto je odredjena Zajednicka od-
%govornost ameriGkih republika,
a ne i prvenstvena odgovornost
ijedne nacije. Govor drzavnog
podsekretara, William l.. Clay
tona, ma u. februara, pokazao je
da je to ekonomska moe Sjedi-
njenih Drzava koja odredjuje
politicku vlast.
Ekonomski bic odredjuje poll
tickle prarce.
Sjedinjene Drzave su potrosile
wise Cd 5000, 000. 900 ma kupova-
ME latinsko-americkih proizvo-
ola "a vreme rata. "Treha dale
reGi", kazao ie konferenciji Cos
podin Clayton, to jest, latinsko-
americkim kapitalistima, "da ST.
owl prelazi bill abnormalni
oboje, u veliGini i karakteru, da
su oni uSli sa svrhom da poraze
income i krute nepriiatelie ma
merni ola razore naSu j vasu
slobodu, ola Sc ratovi svaki put
privedu kraiu, i da, kada evaj
privede svoj krvavi i razorni tok
kraju, on &c mama svima otvoriti
ne pregazeni j nepoznati put 20
kojem mi moramo putovati i u
preinacavanje ekonomije il rat
ne u mirnodobnu.
TIE reel behu pretnja, koja je
wee p~oznata, potrebe "a pomoc
americkog kapitalizma u preva-
zaniu ekonomije latinsko-ame-
rickih zemalia preko katastro-
falnih posledica kapitalisticko3
mira.
Predvid a uci til potrebu,
predstavnici latinsko-americke
vlasnicke klase ida citiramo
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Madjarska

Tired Ratnih Informacija cd 81.
marta izvestava da &c Sc novom
agrarnom reformom koristiti pr
venstveno, i vecim delom, vol
nici koji Sc bore u ratu protiv
nacista. Debrecinska vlada koja
izvadja reformu obecala je DAFT
vojnicima cd Is do IS "yokes"-i
Iverovatno, lanaca] zemlje. Isto
obecanje je ucinjeno, iii ponu-
djeno i onim %vojnicima koji Sc
jos bore ma strani nacista, samo
ako napuste naciste i prebegnu
ma saveznicku stranu, dok &c oni
koji prebegnu sa oruzjem u ruci
dobiti potpunih IS "yokes''-i.
Dakle, debrencinska, %pro-stali-
nisticka vlada, sa bivsim naive
elm podupiracom nacizma, Mi
klosom, ma celu, pokusava da
podmiti vojnike koji ratuju ma
strani nacista i da III ma tai ma
Gin predobije ma svoju stranu.
Ali "demokratska pravda' Mi
klosove "podele" zemlje sadrzi
kategorije-za neke IS "yokes'-i
a "a nekoje Is.
Dale, u saglasnosti sa mos
kovskom Union, udesavanja
ruskih sierra uticaja, madjarska
i jugoslavenska vlada formirale
SUI nekakvo "udruzenje" u De-
brecinu da Sc "ojacaju pr~ijateljs-
XII odnosi izmedju te dive zem-
lje".
Ovo iasno pokazuje, kako Mos
kva veze sve svoje vazale jednog
"a drugog, da hi III tako pove-
zane privezala sto cvrsce "a mos
kovski stub.
Sve mamie zemlje, bile one
pod uticajem Britanije, Ameri-
Ike iii Rustic, moraju igrati pre-
ma zvucima orkestra koji dola-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
~Smanjivanie %porudzbina
municije i ratnog
materiiala

Il Washingtona stiZe sledeca
vest q. marta: "Planovi Norma
rice izvesteni nazad tri nedelie
da Sc sagrade "a ubojna broda,
sa ukupnom tonazom cd 636.86O,
izmenjeni su, tako da &c Sc gra-
dit samo dvanaest escort car
riers' u programu iznasajuci 15O.-
600 tona." Porudzbina je II We
Ike ~snizena, sa 636.06O tomato
ma 10000, iii sd "a broda ma II.
Isto tako, prema drugoj vesti
IL Washingtona cd %. marta, DO
rudzbine municije s~nizene~ SUI,
narcotic porudzbine "a kugle.
"Municiia so = kalibra "a ostali
dec 1915. I~snizava sci sa $3.50
100000 ma $133, 100000 iii oko 40
posto.'
Slicno Sc primecuje i u nekim
drugim porudzbinama, Sve ovo
dokazuje da u koliko je "nepri-
iatelj' slabiji ratu, u toliko ire
ba mamie ratnog materijala /
municije. Ovoga &c biti u buduce
sve wise. | privadjanjem rata
kraju, jasno je, da ce kapitalis-
ticka klasa imati celu konfuziiu
ma rukama, u otpustanju radnika
sa posla. A to sve skupa objas-
njava protivrecnost, u nastoia-
niu da Sc uvede konskripciia
radnika has sada kada Sc rat pri-
vadja kraju, a istu opravdavaju
sa ratnim "potrebama''. Nisu to
ratne "potrebe", kao sto svedoce
ova snizavanja porudzbina, nego
su to lazni izgovori ola Sc uvede
konskripcija "a "mirno" doba.
Sukobili Sc oko pitanja
Poljske
Ovih dana je Sovjetska Rusi-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Ekonomska moe styara
glasacki biloxi
Latinsko-ameriGke zemlje vezane "a
kapitaliZam S. d.

koju odluku. Tako, ako bi Sic
dinjene Drzave provalile u ne
koiu latinsko-americku zemliu,
ostale latinsko-americke zemlie
ne bi imale nj teoretsko pravo,
ola Sc ujedine "a odupiranje. Dok.
ako bi Argentina provalila u
Chile iii u Uruguay, Sjedinjene
Drzave bi mogle proslediti sa
oboje, militarnom silom i suds-
kim pravom, ola urade sta one
hoce.
Wise neqo jedno Uelika sila moe
igrati oUu igru.
Ali, ako bi latinsko-americke
nacije bile %s'locene sa dvojnim
standardom, militarnom moci i
glasajucom jakosti, Sjedinjene
Drzave IL razmatranju uticaja
vlasti velikih sila ma oblasnoi os-
novi suocene su sd verovatno
drugim velikim silama, prime
njujuci istu vlast u svojim STE
rama uticaja ma stetu americRih
ciljeva. l, kao sto istice Time
casopis, vetujuca moe "Velikih
Pet" nacija omogu~4a hi Veil
koj Britaniji da ponisti akciiu
koju bi Siedinjene Drzave hte-
le upotrebiti protiv Argentine,
jedne Cd najboljih musterija bri-
tanskog kapitalizma.
Oblasna vlast Siedinjenih Dr.
Java IL medju-americkim poslo-
vima moze Sc izjednaciti sa rus
kom vlasti Il zapadnoj Azjji iii
istocnoj Evropi, iii sd bfitans-
kom vlasti u sredozemnim poslo-
wilma. "Prakticno", komentariSe
Time, lobe, Britannia i Russia
mozda RADIO ostavljaju prvens-
tvenu odgovornost "a Amerike
S. D.
Sluzbena i n%adahnuta propa-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05

Naplata "a kontrolu S. D. jeste
obecano pomoc protiu posle-
dica mira pod kopitalizmom
Pod Chapultepec Lmesto gde
je odrzana medjuamericka kon-
ferencija u Mexico City1 axiom,
usvojenim ma %nedavnoj Medju-
Americkoj konferenciji u Mexi.
CO City, ma 3. marta, ako bi Ar
gentina provalila u Chile iii u
Uruguay (ili ako bi Sjediniene
Drzave provalile u Haiti iii Nj
caragua-u, kao sto SUI emile u
proslosti) ma nacin koji bi uti-
Gao ma ratni napor, sve americ-
Ike drzave (sa izuzetkom Argen-
tine i Kanade) zavetuju Sc Ia
savetovanja i akcije da sprece
invaziju.
Pored vaznog faktora, da us
tanovljenje agresora odredjuje
akciju, kao sto je izradjeno, vrlo
veliki ALI" stoji ma putu onoga
sto izgleda da je zastitna priroda
u capultepeckom aktu.
Velike si,o zadrzale sebi moe
rctoUa7sja
Predlozi "svetske %sigurnosti'
cd Dumbarton Oaks konferenci-
je traze oblasno rukovanje sa
problemima kao sto je razmatra-
no u meksikanskim odlukama.
Oni takodjer propisuju da Sc nj
kakva kaznena akcija pod oblas-
MIN sporazumom ne moze podu-
yeti bez odobrenja Saveta Svets-
Ike Sigurnosti. |, odluke Stalina,
Churchilla i Roosevelta, nakon
sto ma koja naci,ia podnese zalbe
i kada Sc o NINA odglasa Sic
dinjene Drzave ill Britannia. iii
Russia, iii cak Francuska iii XII
MAJ mogu v~etovati [ponistitil ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05

Dale vest kaze da je u Svaj-
carsku stigla grupa japanskih
diplomatic il Nemacke "bezeci
sa tonuceg broda", koji potvr-
djuju vesti o simon neredu j
pobunama. A jedna Svajcarska
depesa, opet prema toj vesti ka-
re da su vec mnogi nacisticki
zvanicnici naSli "skloniSta ma ne
mackom ostrvu Mainau ma je-
zeru Constance, cekaju da Sc
rat dokonca i ocekuju da izmak-
nu u ~Svajcarsku u poslednjem
minutu. Svajcarci SUI pojaeali
svoje granice da sprece takve
ulaze."
1stovremeno ie vrhovna a
veznicka komanda izdala jednu
naredbu koja upucuje Nemce
kako da Sc predaju i Sta da rade
sa pobunjenom vojskom koja Sc
vec otrgla cd nacisticke Roman
de u Nemackoj.
Dakle, svi znaci govore da hi
Sc rat mogao privesti kraju
u vrlo kratko vreme, bar u O.
vome jednom ratnom teatoru. :
Vest o dovrsenju rata, bila bi
najbolja vest u poslednjih pet
iii wise godina. A mas bi narcotic
interesovalo da posmatramo ka-
kav &c pravac zauzeti opsta 81
tuacija u Nemackoj; Sta &c rad
nici imati da kazu; kakvu &c
vlast saveznici tamo uspostaviti;
kako &c kaznjavati ratne zlocin-
&c i suzbijati, naravno, pomocu
oruzja, radnicke buntove, straj-
kove, organizovanja it'd.
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re, ne IL njihove, nego il pres
tolnice one sile u ciju sferu one
pripadaju. Ovo ponovo potvrdju-
je tacnost nase tvrdnje, ola SUI
"nezavisnosti" malih nacija fam
tazija i prevara.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Vaz1,e medjunarodne vesti.
Nemacka

Vest cd 81. marta il Londona potvrdjuje ranije glasove, da hi
Nemacka mogla kapitulirati vrlo bro. Novine SUI objavle vest
pod naslovima "Nemci u panici, ubijaju jedni druge" it'd. Nacisti
SUI zapoceli niihovu teroristcku kampanju, kaze gornja vest, protiv
"kolaborasa" sa saveznicinna, cak u oblastima pod saveznickom
kontrolom u Aachenu uspeli SUI ubiti Franz Oppenhofa, grade
naeelnika, koga SUI saveznici namestii. Takodjer SUI celu porodcu
jednog drugog "izdaice" gradonaeelnika, digli sa eksplozjom u
zdu - cl, AGnotzenich
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05
Kroz kapitalistieku Ameriku.
Ugljokopacki strajk odIozzen "a 80 dana

kopaci mekog ugGa odglasal su neki dan 8 prema u korist
straJka. lstl Je lnao ola Dude izveden l. aprila, kada istice ugovor
izmedlu Encyclopaedia kompanija. Do strajka nije doslo. Producer
je rk pogadjanja izmedju radnka kompanija u War Labor
Board-u "a trideset dana. John L. Lewis, predsednik junje u NJ.
w. of A., koji Sc nagadja sa poslodavcima do je naredbu da Sc
radi dale.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-05

HAsA SRBDSTVA: Prosve-
c1yanje radnicke Nase u duhu
Marxsizma: da SUI rad j kapi-
tai nepomirljiyi neprijateIi:
organizoyanje radnicke kIase
u jcdnu RevOlucionaT'M Poll
tiGKu Partiju "a osvajanje i
razaranjc PoIitickc Drzave ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika j u jednu revoluciOnarnu
undustrijalnu Junijn "a uzi-
mamie, drzarje kretanje svih
zemaljskih industrial.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

Ycaeei eiee hethe
Mdn funeral Honest a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Colchester to
Try Beating
Set Schedule

Aboard the Colchester, Sept. %
AP-The Colchester may bea: the
ISL hour schedule set for its round
the-world flight, 1t developed today.
U. S. Army Air Transport com
mand observers turned up this pos
sibilitly as the 4O.passenger C-54
headed eastward over the Atlantic
after a stop at Bermuda with Santa
Maria, the Azores and Casablanca
next on the 23.147 mile journey.
Two and one half hours were
picked up by flying direct from
Washington to Bermuda. eliminat-
ing previously scheduled New
York City stop. Another hour may
be picked up through a decision to
fly from San Francisco to Wash
ington nonstop.
Thus this historic circle. fore
runner OF regular weekly ATC serv-
ice around the globe, could end in
mid-evening OF Thursday, Oct. 4.
The great transport, carrying eigh.
passengers who will go all the way
around. and one bound for Calcutta,
completed the 730-mile Washington
Bermuda flight in the right-on-time
schedule OF four hours, Is minutes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Truman Extends v. S.
Jurisdiction Claims

Washington, Sept. 29-AP-This
country has cut a new path in inter
national relations. II has made
wide claims to the waters around
the United States and the resources
in the land under the water.
This was done in double procla-
nation issued by President Tru-
man Yesterday. II affects our food,
fish, and our fuel, oil. 1t was meant
to conserve both for the benefit "
Americans.
The President said the United
States now takes jurisdiction-the
right of say-so-oyer the natural
resources in the continental shelf
under the waters around this coun.
try to a depth OF GOO feet.
This continent doesn't end at
the waters edge. 1t slopes odwn-
ward under the ocean. In some
places il reaches a 600-foot depth
% miles from shore. In some
places It extends 700 miles under
water before reaching 500 feet.
That slope is called the continent
al shelf
The government is not claiming
jurisdiction over the land in that
shelf but only over the natural
resources. like oil which may he
found in that land by further eX.
plOratiOns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Braden Brings Word
That Spirit Of People
in Argentine is Good

Washington. Sept. 29-AP-- A
frankly-spoken man with the build
OF a fullback today gave President
Truman and the State Department
some first-hand information on Ar
gentinas military government He
was Ambassador Spruille Braden,
aetins as newly appointed assist
ant Secretary OF State for Latin
American affairs. His job will be
to help in Strengthening out rela-
tions with the Buenos Aires regime
which has carried out widespread
reprisals against its political foes
since Bradens departure Sunday.
The stocky, 52-year-old diplomat
on his arrival yesterday said he
saw cause for optimism in the
fine spirit OF the Argentine people"
and said anyone who had witness
ed their demonstration against the
government on September 10
could not fail TO be impressed. y
President Truman. Braden and
Secretary of State Byrnes are
scheduled to review United states
policy toward Argentina in great
detail when Byrnes returns from
the Allied Council OF Foreign Minis
ters in London.
University students in Buenos
Aires, Santa Fe and Cordoba have
announced a general student strike
against the state OF siege imposed
by the Argentine military regime.
(BBC in London quoted Montevi-
dec radio as saying More than
2. 900 persons were in jail" in Bue-
nos Aires, and at villa Devote,
comm. criminals had TO be re-
moved to make room for political
prisoners"
An estimated 300 University OF
La Plata students booed Argen-
tina's strong man, Vice President
Juan Peron yesterday when ne
visited the institution TO swear m
the federally appointed governor.
Police attempted to break up
the demonstration with tear gas.
as the undergraduates hung out
placards reading Traitors" and
Here Come the Shameless.
Meanwhile Interior Minister Hor-
tensio Quijano said he had ordered
the liberation Of an additional
number OF detained persons. The
afternoon newspaper Critica was
allowed to resume publication. The
press continued to give a wide
berth to any news of the critical
situation Of the military govern
ment. but outgoing cables OF the
Associated Press were clearing
regularly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Japs Ordered
to Stop All
Censorship

Tokyo, Sept. cap General
Macarthur told the Japanese gov.
eminent today to cease at once all
censorship, suppression or control
OF the written or spoken word
shattering with one blow the long
practiced thought policy which
had gripped Nippon's millions.
He acted within few hours after
the japanese home ministry had
confiscated Tokyo and Osaka news
papers because they printed inter-
views o: American correspondents
with Emperor Hirohito and showed
photographs Of the Mikado calling
on Macarthur.
In the strongest directive vet IL.
sued, the Supreme Allied Comman.
der severed Japanese control over
not only the newspapers but the
mails. telephones, telegraph lines.
cables and radios.
AS Macarthur took his strong
action, 9,797 happy American
troops left Yokohama aboard three
transports bound for San Francisco
the first large numbers OF Off
GERS and men to take the homeward
trail. Most OF them we're OF the
49rd division, although some we're
high point men from the First
Cavalry, Americai. and other divi-
Rions. n
A bleak wiiser sor Tokyo and
Osaka was depicted in a commerce
ministry report issued today by Do
mel which told OF critical shortages
in fuel for cooking and heating, also
n such other essentials as paper
for paper windows. bedding and
cotton cloth shoes.
Former Premier Hideki Toto has
recovered sufficiently from his at.
tempted suicide 10 walk around his
hospital room and will be trans
ferred to Jail shortly. doctors said
today.
Nurses have been withdrawn
from the care OF the former Off
cial and counter intelligence Off
GERS said he probably would be
moved separately to prefectural
jail outside Tokyo.
The Japanese war department
told Allied headquarters today
that 1.s33,63i or 81 per cent Of
the Nipponese soldiers under arms
in the home islands Aug. 10 had
been demobilized by Sept. -. Re
naming to be demobilized are
1896. the department said.
The Japanese cabinet today ap-
proved establishment OF a council
to plan revision OF Japan's cleo
ton laws, Domei reported.
Premier Prince Higashl-kunl
will head the council Of approx
mately 45 government officials
charged with drawing up amend
ments to he present method OF
electing the japanese Diet tPar-
lament)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Time Changes
Night

Although Detroit and the rest
OF the nation turn their clocks
back at 3 a. m. Sunday morning
residents of Ypsilanti will be on
regular time throughout the day
Sunday. The change will take
place here at 12 midnight Sunday.
The action to set clocks back
September 80 was taken by the
city council over a month ago.
Congress a few days ago made the
same decision for the country as a
whole to take effect the same day
but at a different hour. Ypsilanti
will bide by the first decision-that
Of the city council.
The nationwide change to war
time took effect by recommends
ton of Congress Feb. 8. 1912. II
has been estimated that the change
to war time saved the country
$500, 100000 kilowatt hours OF
electricity.
The Michigan State Legislature
took action to return to the slow
time last spring, but made It op-
tional to the individual cities
whether or not they would adhere
to the legislatures actions. Ypsi-
lanti preferred to remain fast-a
cause Of much confusion in this vi
cinitv since the Normal College
and other state institutions made
the change.
Church goers tomorrow will at
tend at the same hours as has been
the custom.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
Unified China
Pact Denied

Chungking. Sept. 29-AP-Chi-
nese communists and Chungking
government representatives report
eddy have encountered difficulties
in working out some small details
of a general agreement reached
some time ago to solve China's
unifcation problem peacefully.
This was disclosed by Chung
king sources who said they knew Of
no basis for a Moscow radio broad
cast heard in London yesterday
that an agreement had been COM
pleted by Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek and Communist Leader
Mao Tse-Tung to form a central
nified Chinese government
Exact status OF negotiations to
create one government for all Of
China was not known Chung
king sources said they were certain
no final agreement had been reach
ed. They added that both sides
were bound to issue no official word
until the negotiations are complete.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-29
.SDiplonats
to intervene

London. Sept. 29-AP-The Unit
ed States was reliably reported TO-
day to have presented a compro-
mise proposal in an effort to break
the deadlock OF the Foreign Minis
ters Council over who should write
the Balkan peace treaties.
Members o: several delegations
said the Balkan policy decision
would have to be made this week
end and expressed hope the deci-
sion would enable the deputies 10
get started on drafting the actual
peace pacts.
Russia, citing the Potsdsm de-
ellison that only signatories Of the
Armistice with the defeated nation
should participate in authorship OF
the peace treaty, has demanded the
exclusion OF France and China.
France. with British-Americsn
backing has insisted on taking par
on the ground that the five minis.
ters had agreed TO full participa-
ton.
Authoritative sources said the
United States plan would create
a subcommittee OF the five-nation
council TO deal with the Balkan
treaties, but details we're not avail
able.
Adjournment Of the conference.
which yesterday completed its
26,h session in IS days, has been
delayed week already because OF
the Balkan issue. But the council
was nearing the end OF its Job, and
IL was reported that deputies al
ready were working on the final
communique. which must be ap-
proved by all five foreign minis
ters. Best estimate available here
was that the conference would
hold its last session Monday.
The American delegation was re-
ported drafting its version Of the
conferences's accomplishments for
the finsl comm 4ue, and one
source said they may not be any
where near what the public is ex-
pecting."
Meanwhile. the Soviet embassy
in London reacted sharply to re-
ports that Russian suspicion OF the
western nations has caused diff
Guilty in the conference.
The embassy's official publica-
ton carried an article headed,
Less talk about suspicion" which
declared There Is no reason to
call Soviet foreign policy mysteri.
Gus. II is clear as daylight