Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-10-27

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Macarthur among the Poles. Many
still remember the Generals visit
to Poland prior to World War II.
His role in the Korean war has
aroused a wave Of enthusiasm and
admiration which the Communist
press tries to counterfeit by denun-
Citations Of the famous American.
Among the methods used to dis
credit him is to charge him with
reactionary and fascist tendencies,
cowardly behavior, and a policy of
personal enrichment in the Philip
pines. He has also been accused of
leniency toward Japanese war
criminals and especially Emperor
Hirohito.
Solidarity Preached
In Hungary the press is preach
ing solidarity with North Korea.
The Szabad Nep, published in Buda-
pest, said in July that there was
no special, made-to-order peace for
that country. The newspaper said:
IF houses are ablaze in Korea, then
our homes are endangered, too.
And if neighbours house is on fire,
it is our duty to help him.
"The Korean people have
shown that the eastern border
Of our peace camp can with
stand any onslaught victorious
ly. A solidarity which has burst
into flames in the fire of battle
Is sweeping all strata of our
people. We will and shall take
up our stand on the western
border Of the peace camp :"
Another article in the same news
paper reported "the name of the
FBI creates feeling of fear and
horror in every average Ameri-
can"
mo one is sure" the article
continued, when he might be
seized by the secret police at his
work, in his home, or even in the
street. There is no protection against
the FBI. Its charges are based on
secret information, anonymous let
tiers and denunciations.
I'm the American democracy a
man has only to utter a careless
remark, some criticism of the Mar
shall Plan to his neighbor, and
he will be bounced upon by the
FB1, his colleagues and his boss
questioned; he will be smeared, ac-
cused, fired from his job and only
too often ruined :"
The Hungarian press also re-
ported: "Pope Plus XII has
acquired the agency for Coca
cola in Italy. This beverage is
harmful but yields great profit
to those who sell it. 1t seems
indeed that it has been especial
ly invented for the Vatican"
Another of the ridiculous items
OF Communist propaganda orig
mates in Czechoslovakia. On June
%, 1850, the Czech government pub
hshed a proclamation announcing
that vast parts of Bohemia had
been infested with Colorado beetles
dropped by American airplanes.
On July II, 1850, the ministry of
foreign affairs presented two notes
to the us. embassy, one protest.
ing against alleged flights of Amer
lean aircraft over Czechoslovak
territory, the other reading:
1T has been irrefutably ascer-
tanned that American planes
have dropped large amounts of
Colorado beetles on territories of
the German democratic republic.
An increasing number of the au-
thorized flights of U. S. airplanes
from the U. S. zone of Germany
into Czechoslovakia shows clearly
that the spreading of the Colorado
beetles in this country is due to
the same cause"
Tito Scorns West
A great many Americans seem
to believe that because Soviet and
Yugoslav relations are some
what strained we have a friend in
Marshal Tito. But this is what Tito
believes and breaches about west
ern democracy:
Where do we find true democ-
racy? In Yugoslavia or in western
countries? In Yugoslavia, democ-
racy serves the large masses of
the working people. The west is
accusing us of not having true
democracy, of being a police state,
or living in misery.
Indeed, we live in need of many
goods and materials. Yet the es-
sential difference between our dem
ocracy and the western way of life
Is that we aim at creating a high
economic standard of living for
everybody, not for small minority
as is the case in the west.
What good is it to the man
in the western countries that
the warehouses are bullying
with goods? All he gets is de-
sire for their possession. But
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