Evening star., 1947-08-10
POLITICS
II America fails to bring democracy,
there are other groups ready to step in

there are other groups ready 10 step In
uDEop1E are talking politics almost much they talk
about bread Louis Cournat, the railroad inspector at
uysy France says People would rather have food and
dictator than food and satisfactory government ALL
A German labor leader The people don't believe IN
anything There qualified political leadership, but the
leaders followers. One of the big problems is German
YOUTH They known nothing but Hitler And today they
are saving that at least under Hitler there suffering
The workers say that the military authorities give many
promises the Nazis and don't keep them.
Just like any other postwar government Britains having
trouble The working people like the idea that for in
its history Britain being by the people But big
and little business scared of naturalization Most mpor
tant however there has been loss of personal freedom
And as the dock worker sad You bloody well bet there
won't be-"
ENGLAND, actually is having an easier time than the rest
Of Europe Almost easy the Japanese having it. If
you can believe what they tell you they grateful
for delivering them into the hands of democracy and
Constitution The don't know quite what to do
about their emancipation and their right to vote but they
think it's wonderful There's Miss Nagatof who post
card stall on Tokyo's Gina:
Since japanese vote and take part in politics.
hope the women will lead other and establish good
political conditions in Japan am very happy that America
educating the japanese to take part in politics.
Charles Hosgaw, Japanese newsman, shares his country
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japanese people, it's to the American people to show what
democracy is in practice"
That's the way it sounds around the world. You
permit broad generalization: the surface, the
people in the Pacific compare with the Europeans
in volume of political talk. In Europe there's real
political because Europe searching desperately
for hope So far democracy hasn't through with hope
bread order of chaos And the bitter wondering
people want something to through if it's dragged
in by a strong man riding white horse.
Many Germans still in love with that idea Particularly,
the to2l The young just feeling their oats,
have known world at peace. Given few drinks in bar
they talk big and loud about how Germany will arise again
and wreak vengeance on her oppressors
They already have candidate for Europes Strong
Man. He's busy trial for his life but occupation
authorities he is the dangerous Naz alive Lieutenant
Colonel Otto Skozeny talked to Correspondents Downs and
Seymour inside the Dachau concentration camp 1t his
first interview since his capture.
Skorzeny avorte of Hitler and Naz party leaders, the
who kidnapped Mussoln shortly after Italy collapsed
Admittedly of the most daring soldiers of the he
organized Special Attack Corps of the Wermacht dressed
them in American uniforms and in6ltrated lines at
Adennes He's 37 six feet four, with handsome face
scared with dueng scars. He's arrogant, untouched:
''Ihe Germans slept from 1910 to 1912 when all Eu
in hands Particularly slept because of
COerings promises about what his Luftwae could do
But Skzeny does not intend to sleep Neither do his fol-
lowers Already there has been plot him Now the
word that remnants of the Hitler Jugend have organized
underground to him from the Allies moose.
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