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L.
stenog glasanja. | vlada ie mo-
rala dati ostavku.
Stvari su Sc razvijale dale DO
mott britanskog ambassadors. Sta
ri vodja liberala, Themistocles
Sophoulis, bese pozvan, cd re-
genta ola sastavi vladu - pod
uslovom da ukljuci monarhiste.
Sophoulis bese voljan ukliuciti'
monarhiste, ali oni, oprezno u
pravlani cd britanskog amba-
sadora, behu jednoglasni u nil
hovom odricanju da stupe Ii
predstavnicku vladu, koja bi u
kljucila ikakve levicare, cak /
socijaliste, CHA move vlade) bi
prva odluka bila da sc odloze IL
bori do proleca. Bivsi ministar-
predsednik, Emmanuel Tsoude-
ros, bese zapitan posle Cd regen-
ia da pokusa formirati vladu,
pod istim uslovima On je naisao
ma istu zapreku.
Voulgarisova vlada ignorisala
je patnje naroda; unistila ie Eve
licanstvene namere UNRRA-e"
da Sc pomogne narodu; zamenila
ie demokratske republikanske o.
ficire armiji i mornarici, i IVA
nicnike vladi sa rojalistickim
lakejima. Ona je ohrabrila ia
sisticke teroristicke gange i pod
muklo je proganjala levicu.
Ma 3. oktobra 1945., clan gre
kog otpornog pokreta bese 1--WE
den ma sud; optuzen da je ubio
"a vreme okupacije oficira pc ma
cistima-stvorenom Batalionu ST.
gurnosti. Pronalazak suda bio je
da ie isti, Athanasios Hadjiyian-
mis-, jedne noci u septembru 1914
"namerno i planiranjem una
pred, ubio jednog Basilios Papa
margaritis-a, oficira Security
Battalion'-a ... euvajuci brodove
municije pristanistu Pireuas.
Oval kriminalni pokusaj ne bese
bez gubitka kod napadaca, posto
SUI Nemci uhvatili dvojicu od'njih
i smakli in ma mestu. Okrivljeni.
j ako beSe ranjen u ruku, pobe
gao je skacuci vodu." On bese
uhapsen doenije, kaze gospodin
Poulos, dalje, kada je otisao u
grcku policijsku stanicu daa "a
trazi tela dvojice njegovih palih
drugova. Takodjer je optuzen da
je nosio oruzje bez dozvole cd
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08
Gfcka tragedija

vlasti. A vlasti su u to vrerne bile
nemacki kvizlinzi, aktujrei pod
nemackim naredbanaa.
Hrana i odelo koje je do]aziio
ted UNRRA iskori5cavano Is za
vojsku, dok su uhapsenici ynoralj
ziveti cd hrane kolu dobiju e.l
kuce, cd svoje rodbine prjisas-
liza. u provinciji, izvan eraaa. fe
vicarske novine ne nogu ejrh,,-
lisati otvoreno, dok IL Ateni ,o-
jalisticke novine koje su statn-
pane "a cello vrene nene c3e O.
kupaciie, prestale "a jedno lcrat-
ko Vreme u momentu nenaGi<eg
poraza, opet sada obei0daniss,l
njihov anti-demokratski anti
Senitski otrov.
Brosura cirkuliSe 90 Ateni, O.
pisujuci aktivnost eiunaca-i d,a-
maticara u otpornoj borbi, koia
ne pominje njihovih ineaa, rr
to bi prizvalo progonstva. EAM
novjna ma Grcki Dan Nezavis-
nosti, 25. marta eve g0dine, IL
nela je imena dvaju sveuctEs-
nih studenata koji su TastsgaJi
zastavu od svastika na AAIopoIi-
su 81 maja 1941. mamie Cd noe~ec
dana nakon sto su Nerci fsai
u Atenu. Novina je u6inila Ffe:-
ku. Kites" njih potraziSe i i:-
prebijase III nemilosrdno.
Pisac kaze da su Siedini.nc
Drzave saucesnice u tjH. no
cinima i antidemokratskno arts-
vima grckih reakcionara, po+ts'
svesno otvoreno podupjrll. bri-
tansku politiku. Americka avn
basada u Ateni oblasn lavaia ge
svima koji su hteli slusati Dc sa1
americki dopisnici, Weller Mic
wer, Fodor, Stowe it'd, Aoji sH IL
vestili tragicne dogadJaje pss's-
log decembra, svi komanisti,' j
DELLA ie anti-EAM literal slE2t a
merickim posetiocina.
Pred godinu dana, naAon ,e.
set godina borbe, greki nafod
je oeistio svoju zemlia Cd IA
sizma. Britanci su ga doreh va
zad. Kaze gospodin Poulos.
Gornji opis pokazuje Erljav-
stinu "demokratija". "DereohksSs
ska" stalinistieka prljav=tisa,
tex SUI lice nalicje jedne teiste
medalje.
To SUI ii "slavni'' ideali "a hsie
lie toliko covecanstvo sins11e.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08

BEEHIVE kapitalisticke klass svsh
nacija. Je Ii moguee da eni- ~
znaju "a bolje sredstve -7srest-
stvo koje nece promasjti? JEDI
moguce da oni nisu nihaaas sts6
"a Socijalisticki shustveni pore
dak, koji, kada zamene aatHa
zam. automatski unistava ratio
We, unistavajuci drustvene1 hiasn
koia stvara ratove, za3edno sa
nienim klasnim poretkon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08
Neznalica iii de1nagog

Peter F. Drucker, koji je pro-
veo niz godina u Rusiji kao eko-
nomista, ina clanak u "Satur-
day Evening Post"-u cd q. julia
owe godine, pod naslovom "Sta-
lin NINA plaza koliko vrede'.
Drucker kaze: ~ prvim godina-
ma nakon proleterskel revolu-
cije tamo je stvarno postojala
tendencija u pravcu nizeg do
hotka izvrSioca. Ali u celoj SOW
jetskoj industriji dohodak gos-
podara poceo je da Sc krece gore
nakon 1899. Oni su Sc dizali gore
cello vreme pre- rata, sada pu-
caju [shootingl gore narcotic u
uporedjenju sa radnickim dohot-
Gina, cd kada je Hitler provalio
u Rusiju." Koliko su plate SOW
jetskih gospodara otisle gore u
uporedjenju sa radnickom ma
jamnicom?
Pisac kaze da je pred rat br. IL,
neizvezbani radnik ma linii sas-
tavljanja (assembly line) dobi-
vac $50 rubalja ma mesec. A u
pravitelj tvornice, glavni enzi-
ner i glavni racunovodja dobi-
vail SUI izmedju "a Sc hiljada
rubalja ma mesec. Pisac dalje OBJ
jasnjava da je tex polovica cd
tih "a iii 36 hiljada rubalja ma
mesec, kao redovna plata. A
druga polovica je profit. A po-
red ovoga imaju besplatan stan,
automobil j mnogo drugog ko-
jesta. Ali ovo je jos dobro.
Isti pisac kaze dalje: ''Prosec-
ma mesecna najamnica ruskog
neizvezbanog radnika danas je
oko 600 rubalja mania cd pet pu-
ia one koja je bila u 1888. Ali in
dustrijalni izvrsioc koji je pri-
mao pre- rata l.500 rubalja ma
mesec u plati, sada prima 10000
iii wise" Ali nj ovo nije sve.
Slusajmo ga dale: "Bonusi Sc
dizu gore cak brze. Rano u pro-
lece u 1912, narociti 'Stalinov
bonus dostizuci do $4,000, 100000
iii 10000 rubalja dale Sc pred
vodecim ljudima u Industrial
MIN preduzecima. covek naila-
ii sovjetskoj stampi danas sve
wise govorenja o 'sovjetskim mi
lionerima.'"
Ovolike plate ne primaju anne
ricki upravitelji tvornica en-
zineri, osim ako SUI i sami pljac-
kasi. Eto kakva je demo
kratija' u danasnjoj Sovjetskoj
Rusiji - "demokratija" koja me
moze biti ma racun neke "slobod-
ne inicijative eksploatacija.' A
da u Rusiji nema "klasnog trve-
nja', ii. klasne borbe, to je ma
povrsini tacno, kao sto je bilo
tacno "a vreme Hitlera u Ne
mackoj.
'Dobra je diktatura koia unis-
tava gulikoze u korist naroda, ali
losa je demokratija koja stiti
gulikoze ma stetu naroda", kaze
Drenovac. Nj oval njegov sarka-
zam nije ma svom mestu Da Ii ie
"diktatura koja uniStava guliko-
ze korist naroda" dobra ma os-
novu gornjih dokumenata? Ovo
je isto toliko "dobro' koliko je
i "losa -. demokratija koja stiti
gulikoze ma stetu naroda." l jed
ma druga je zlocin "a radni
narod!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-08

negO Je pOSeuuJu SpeKulantI kO-
jima je cilj da II b,lduce nesme--
tano neodgovorno vladaju sa
ljudskim drustvom." Reel koie
smo naglasili svedoee da je Dre-
novac svesan Sta govori. A ME
cove reci da "ne bi smelo biti
bogatih i siromasnih" pod anne
rickom konstitucijom, plast su
liza kojeg Sc on krije, ola bi ube-
dio citaoca ola je pod konstitu-
ciiom kapitalistickim sistemom
moguce uspostayiti ravnoprav-
most sviju.
Govoreci 0 sovjetskoj "demo-
kratiji", Drenovac ovako likuje::
"Demokratija Sovjetskog Save
"a, besumnje, Sc razlikuje od de-
mokratije koju zastupaju lives
nj Anglo-Amerikanci :. Soviet
ski Savez zastupa demokratiiu
u kojoj ne moze biti, ma racun
neke 'slobodne inicijative' eks-
ploatacija medjusukobnog klas-
nog trvenja Iklasne borbeI." On
da zavrSava sledecim zakljuc-
kom: Il oni koji vicu da Sow
ietski Savez nosi diktaturu ma
rodima, optuzuju, dobrim de-
lom samu Americku Konstitu-
ciju. Zato kazemo: Dobra je dix
tatura koja unistava gulikoze u
korist naroda, ali losa je demo-
kratija' koja stiti gulikoze ma Ste
tn naroda."
Tacno je da Sc "Demokratiia
Sovjetskog Saveza raz!ikuje" cd
anglo-americke," ali razlika ne
postoji, stvarno, pitanju 'eks-
ploatacije'. A prerano je da ista
recemo u vezi sa "sloboelnom
inicijativom".
Nakon proleterske revolucije
u Rusiji, cd 1917, Geo burzoaski
svet i takozvani radnicki (kauc-
kijanski) napao je ma Lenina, kao
njenog vozda, govoreci da ito
nije sloboda demokratija sto je
uspostavleno Rusiji kao rezul-
tat proleterske revolucije, nego
terror" Lenin odgovara: Tacno je
da to nije "sloboda" "demokra-
tija", sto Sc opsteg stanovnistva
tice. To je "diktatura proletari-
jata", koja namece svoju ulast
ostalom stanovnistvu kroz svoju
proletersku "drzavu". Ali to je
demokratija kod samog proleta-
rijata. Kad bude sloboda de-
mokratija "a 500 stanovnistvo,
onda nece biti "proleterske dix
tature" njegove "drzave", nego
ekonomski organi vlasti, IL IN
DUSTRIJA.
Koja cd ovih dveju demokra-
tija postoji u Rusiji, i, da Ii pos
toji ijedna? Ako postoji prva,
onda to nije demokratija "a cello
sovjetsko stanovnistvo. Ako po-
stoji druga, onda tn ne moze po-
stojati nikakva drzava. A ako u
opste postoji ikakva "demokra-
tia" danas u Rusiji, to je TEX
BIROKRATSKA "demokratija".
Evo dokaza:
"Nas najblizi cilj sastoji Sc u
tome da organizujemo celokup-
nu narodnu privredu kao poste,
pod KONTROLOM UPRAVOM
naoruzanog proletarijata, tako
da tehnicari, nadzornici, knjigo-
vodie kao i sva sluzbena lica ne
dobijaju vecu platu cd radnieke
nadnice." Uenin, u "Drzava i
Revolucija, st. 47) (Podvuceno
:, or;o;raI,, Kr,1nna Glow, ynoia
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zemlji bio je, njegov, kao ce-
log njegovog pokreta, "obljub-
ljeni', "mnogozaleni" "nikad
nezaboravljeni' Franklin Della
no Roosevelt - pokojni predsed-
mix owe zemlje koji je diva
puta, kao "najveci demokrata"
zvanicno zahtevao cd kongresa
da oZakoni osnovu hitlerizma -
konskripciju radnika!!
| Govoreci o konstjtuciji owe
zemlje, Drenovac kaze:: "Konsti-
tucija Sjedinjenih Americkih Dr.
zava je veoma idealno jevandje-
| lie demokratije. Pod tom Kon-
stitucijom j. ne bi smelo biti
bogatih siromaSnih, ovlascenih
/ bespravnih pa ipak, ma od-
govornim drzavnim polozajima l.
ma i takvih ljudi koji SUI [pro-
tivnil malom coveku u svako-
dnevnom zivotu." A posto pod
tom konstitucijom" ina "ovlaS-
cenih i bespravnih'', toga radi vo-
de Sc "strajkovi, socijalno-eko-
nomski sukobi."
Tacno je da je konstitucija owe
zemlje 'veoma idealno ievan-
djelje demokratije." Ali kopita-
listicke demokratije To "veoma
idealno jevandjelje demokrati-
je', sastoji Sc, u glavnom, u tome
sto ona ozakonjuje svoju sop
stvenu izmenu putem civilizova-
nog metoda politicke glasov-
nice. Ali, 'Konstitucija" sa swim
svojim dobrotama koje ona sa-
drzi ipak NE odstranjuje boga-
te siromasne. Bas ma protiv,
ona njih UKLJUcUJE. Ukljucu-
je in zbog razloga sto u vremenu
kad je uspostavljena, sredstva
proizvodnje nisu bila razvijena,
koja bi omogucavala da me bi
Smelo biti OvlaStenih bespray-
nih."
| Bas 'Konstitucija' owe zemlje
bila je ia koja je dala kapitalis-
tiekoj klasi najjasniji, najsiri,
Inajneometaniji horizonat, sto
ovde nije postojao feudalizam u
evropskom smislu. Ovde je pos
tojao brzi razvitak koji je, po
njenoj burzoaskoj misiji, mo-
rao da ma odgovornim polozaji-
ma ina -. takvih ljudi koji SUI
[protivni] malom coveku u sva-
kodnevnom zivotu." To je eko-
nomski zakon kapitalizma, ciji
je odraz drzava, koja je, po re-
Gina Marksa, "izvrsni odbor "a
otpravljanie poslova celokupna
burzoazije" Moze biti da Dre-
novac ne INA to, posto je anne
ricka "Konstitucija" uspostav-
LENA jos nazad 1853 godina.
Ali ako on ne INA to, mozda
zna ovo: Cd kada je rat br. II
svrsen, Drenovac je stotinu pu-
{ ia nazvao americku kapitalistic-
ku klasu s'imperijalistickom",
"izrabljivackom";; da pod TAX
vom 'demokratijom' [koja je od-
raz americke Konstitucije] We
liki reakcionarni kapital ina
POTPUNO ODRESENE RUKE
!! neodgovoran dirigira industri-
jom CELOKUPNOM privre-
DOM" (Krupna slova moja.)
A u broju cd 13. oktobra Dre-
novac kaze: "Vika americkih i'm
perijalista potkrepljena je saz-
nanjem o posedovanju atomske
bombe, koja bi trebala da posta-
vi Ameriku "a nekog policajca
mad celom zemaljskom kuglom,"
it'd. l da g.. naposletku, ne po-
seduje atomsku bombu narod,
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SOcijalisticko ReSetO
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log sveta - AKO JE NE PREDUPRE-
DI SVETSKA PROLETERSKA REVO-
LUCIA!
Wee Sc cine pripreme "a Treci Svet-
ski Rat iii Svetski Atomski Rat - ier
"spaSeni ostaci burzoaske demokratije"
(kapitalizam) ne mogu da live bez rata
kao sto ljudsko bice, prema Leninu, ne
moe da zivi bez pluca!
Propast tvoja - iii spasenje tvoje
- dolazi cd samog tebe, Proleterski
Izrailju!
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Sociialisticki RadniSsA

SociialistiCki RadniGsA
Kalendar "a 1916.
nalazi Sc kod povezivasa,
te ocekujemo da &c bitii
u nasim rukama kra jsHa
owe nedelje. Saljite 20.
rudzbine.
Knjizara Radnicsee
Borbe.
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lko god hoce - priroda MEGA ne slusa; kada
je zaba ostvarena cinjenica tn nema repa da pro-
testvuje."
weekly People, 27 oktobra 1945)
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Alien Parole System Ends;
Al Affected in This Area

Ending Of the parole system for
enemy aliens resident in the United
States, announced yesterday by At
torney General Tom c. Clark, means
that At persons in the Baltimore
immigration district are now free
of wartime restrictions. The Balti-
more area comprises the District,
Maryland, Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
Department of Justice officials
said that the Al aliens include 36
Germans, 9 Japanese, an Italian
and one from the Balkans.
The Attorney General said that
the end of fighting in Europe and
the Pacific means that continued
parole supervision of enemy aliens
no longer serves any useful security
purpose. Aliens subject to deporta-
ton under the law are unaffected
by this order, officials added.
In all, 2,5l1 japanese. 2,3l8 Ger
mans, % Italians and Is other enc
my aliens will benefit by the end of
the parole system, the department
announced.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Il Injured in Wreck
OF Train in Indiana
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LYDICK, Ind, Nov. l7.-At least
% persons were hurt. two seriously,
in collision of the New York Gen.
trails eastbound Advance Comrno-
dore Vanderbilt passenger train and
derailed cars of westbound freight
yesterday.
Most of the injured were mem
bers of the train crew. Seven of the
Is cars of the all-Pullman train and
the locomotive overturned. Two
cars sprawled on their sides in a
cornfield about 3 miles west of
Lydick, 6 miles west of South Bend
A railroad spokesman said pend
ing further investigation, it was
surmised the derailment was caused
by crossing plank. The spokes-
man said the freight's water scoop,
which enables a train to take on
water while travelling, was imam i'm
proper position and may have
picked up plank and dropped it
under the cars behind the engine
Traffic was rerouted over the
Michigan Central lines through
Niles, Mich.
Attendants at Memorial Hospital
in South Bend said the Commo-
dore's engineer, F. P. Davidson of
Elkhart, Ind, and Boyd Silver,
Millersburg, Ind. a passenger, were
in critical condition.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Milk Supply Drops
To New Low in D. {. Area

The Washington area milk supply
dropped to a new. low today, run
ming about $1,000 gallons below de-
mand, according to Bruce B. Der
rick, manager of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Associa-
tion.
Whether there is an improvement
in the picture next week will de-
pend largely on weather conditions,
Mr.. Derrick said. The Milk Pro-
ducers have failed in an effort to
obtain milk from sources outside
the area.
Despite the new slump, most
dairies said they were able to supply
regular customers with almost nor
NAL orders of milk, but this meant a
further cutback in the manufacture
of cottage cream, buttermilk and
other by-products.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Woman Marks 7O4th Birthday
Joshinq Friends About 2OOth
Mrs. Sufford Still
Looks to Future and
Building House

Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford, 507 Car
roll avenue. Takoma Park, Md. who
reached her 104th birthday ami
versary today. had this to say:
why. that's not very remark
able" Wait until I reach 200 and
then you can begin to talk!"
There will be a little surprise
party this afternoon, arranged by
her only child, Miss Clara Stafford.
A small group Of friends, mostly
from the San Francisco Bay area,
will drop in and say hello. Mrs.
Stafford spent many years In the
Western city.
A big batch Of cards have come
in the mail, and many presents.
There's going to be a cake at the
party, too, but any excitement will
be taboo. Mrs. Stafford may munich
some chocolate candy, a favorite
dish allowed in moderation.
The cheerful Mrs. Stafford and her
daughter are still planning for the
future. They're thinking about GET
ting some of their furniture out of
storage and maybe building house
There's always some kind of propc-
sition brewing between them, the
daughter explained.
To ease the strain Of her age, Mrs.
Stafford occasionally sits in a Wheel
chair, of which she is very proud.
Her house has two long porches
Evening star., 1945-11-17
which make excellent runways for
the wheelchair.

which make excellent runways for
the wheelchair.
Although often asked II she would
like to have wheelchair ride along
the sidewalk, Mrs. Stafford insists
her porches are too lovely
She was married two years after
President Lincoln's assassination
and although she was the wife of a
.Northerner has always liked the
South. Her husband was Hiram
Stafford, to whom she was married
when she was 26.
AS a girl, while living at the
Smithsonian Institution, where her
father, William McPeak, was a
curator, she said she remembered
feeling sorry for the Confederate
prisoners during the Civil War.
After her marriage, Mrs. Stafford
lived in San Francisco until 1928,
when her family returned here.
Her husband died here Is years ago.
She has simple philosophy re-
garding her age.
Friends keep a person from get
ting old. I'm glad I'm young enough
to keep making new ones"
Evening star., 1945-11-17
100 us. Businessmen
To Be Allowed 10 Go
To Germany Monthly
B, the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FRANKFURT, Nov 1.-THE ban
on american businessmen visiting
Germany has been relaxed to permit
approximately 100 monthly to come
here, it was learned yesterday from
an official source.
This move Immediately touched
of speculation as to just what i'm
mediate prospects this devastated
country has for foreign investors.
Under the Potsdam declaration it
would appear to have none, financial
experts pointed out.
Germany today for foreign
controlled corporation is more of a
gamble than a roulette wheel.
All funds and firms of absentee
owners are frozen-and this includes
American firms in the United States
zone. No money can be brought or
sent into Germany.
Reichsmarks Valueless.
Reichsmarks-the only momentary
trading medium-holds no more
value in the international market
than the paper it's printed on. For
convenience only, the Army placed
a value of approximately 10 to a
dollar on the reichsmark but no in
ternational rate of exchange has
oeen set up. Exports also are banned
Keymen of some giant American
corporations nevertheless have been
making visits here and more want
to come. All have been silent on
their plans. Spacious buildings OF
many of these corporations are still
standing-virtually their only assets
under present conditions outside OF
reichmarks.
Property Taken Over.
The American Property Control
Council has taken over all these
properties now along with those
of other countries in the United Ma
tions and in neutraS.
It's possible for an American
owned concern to operate-the same
as some German industries are 60
ing-as long as they comply with
Military Government regulations
These firms, however, can't take any
profits out of the country. In addi-
ton profits can be only in reich
marks.
AS one ranking American financial
expert explained: You could own
I. G. Farben but it is not worth a
damn unless you want to live here
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Discharges
Continued From First Page.)

ficer candidates and enlisted per-
sonnel studying for commissions
in naval schools of Oriental Ian
guages. officers of coast inspection
service and officers specializing in
physical or occupational therapy
in continental naval hospitals.
: The War Department, in addition
to introducing length of service and
three dependent children as sole
reasons for discharge and dropping
the point scores made these other
changes:
All married WACS, both officer
and enlisted, who entered the service
before May IL, 1945, are eligible for
discharge, regardless of when they
married.
The critical score for enlisted
WACS will drop from "a to 80 on
December /, but remains unchanged
at 81 for WAC officers.
Male officers, except those in the
Medical Department, will be able to
ask for release if they have four
years and three months of service.
Their point score will be cut from
IS to 70.
Evening star., 1945-11-17

pounced on him, according to Po-
liceman Miller, and one Of them hit
him over the head with q beer
bottle.
Although Mr.. Skaife weighs over
200 pounds, according to Mr. Miller
he was thoroughly bruised all over
and cut about the face
Charged with assault and battery
and disorderly conduct were Harry
Betson, 10; James Trussell, 20, and
q H-year-old boy. Betson and
Trussell also were charged with
reckless driving. These were re-
leased under $3.50 bond.
Charged with disorderly conduct
were Harry Ward, 20, and q 17-year-
old boy. each released under 500
bond. All are from Poolesville.
Hearing was set for 80 pm. Nom
day IN Police Court at Rockville.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
II. 5. Seeks 10 Alter
Bulgaria Politically
To Allow Recognition

BY the Associated Press.
The United States was trying in
both Moscow and Sofia today to
bring about basic political changes
In Bulgaria which would allow estab-
lishment of American diplomatic
relations with that country.
This was reported by officials here
in connection with the release of a
note delivered to the government of
Sofia yesterday by the United States
representative. Maynard Barnes.
The text of the note was made
public at the State Department. 1t
denounced conditions leading up to
the election in Bulgaria tomorrow
and said there is no reason to
believe" that the voting will result
in representative democratic gov
ernment.'
Simultaneously it was disclosed
in response to inquiry that Mark
Ethridge, special investigator for
Secretary of State Brynes in Bull
garia and Romania, Is still in Mos
cow where presumably he has been
making firsthand report on con-
ditions he found in those countries
Meanwhile, the Louisville pub
lisher's findings on Bulgaria have
been reported to Washington ano
also to the Bulgarian government
and the British government.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Five Youths Held in Beating
Of PoolesviIIe High Principal
From YESTERDAYS Last Edition. }

(Froh1 Yesterdays Last Edition)
Five Poolesville (Mdo youths were
released on bond today after being
charged with assault and battery
and disorderly conduct In the beat
ing yesterday of 6Afoot Robert
Skaife, 80, principal Of the Pooles-
vile High School.
Kenneth Miller of the Montgom-
cry County Police said the attack
occurred during fair being held
at the school. The five boys, he
said, had been ordered out Of the
fair because they were causing
trouble. He said then they went
on the road IN front of the school
and started annoying q girl pupil.
The girl, he said, complained to
Mr.. Skate. When Mr.. Skaife tried
to disperse the nye boys they