The Key West citizen., 1952-04-16
Cold Wor
In Europe
BY WILLIAM I. RYAN
AP Fersisn News Anslyss

BY WILLIAM I. RYAN
AP Fereisn News Analyst
PARIS M-aAll roads," pro.
claims Moscow, lead to Commu-
nism."
Stain can wait. While he waits,
his Red legions, spearheads for
the conquests of the future, build
patiently and carefully against the
day they insist must come-the
day Of world victory Of Commu-
nism."
While Stain waits, the school
Of the dirty trick goes into action.
"0ne should be able to accept
every sacrifice; to use, If neces-
sary, every artifice or strategem,
to adopt illegal methods, to keep
silent at some times and conceal
the truth at others: All this in
order to penetrate the trade unions
and perform there the Communist
task, in spite Of ALL"
So wrote Lenin years age. This
is the guiding doctrine today for
the Communist Parties Of Western
Europe.
No issue is too small. Ne advan-
tage is too trifling.
Jean Dubois, worker in q French
metal plant, grunts with displeas-
ure. His jacket has fallen again
from the pile Of garments hung
on a flimsy nail near the shop.
He dusts it off. swears. and re-
places ii.
A Communist cell member near
by notes the proceedings with In
terest. He is schoolcd to be alert
to any possible issue, no matter
now small. Any grievance, legiti-
mate or otherwise, must be used.
There is the germ of q grievance
here, and the Communist cell gets
busy in the shop.
Suddenly there Is q demand for
racks and coat hangers. II is
stirred up to a pitch of frenzy.
There Is one-day strike Of pro-
test. Somehow or other, the gev-
ernment becomes the scapeaoat
for the lack of coat hangers. The
feminist doctrine that every strike
must be q political one, 10 In oper.
alton again. Another blow has been
struck by the Communists.
II is small blow, but the ef.
fects mount up. The blows are con.
tinling, constant. Always the re-
glme is attacked. no matter what
the grievance. Jean Dubois, work
er, learns 10 blame his every woe
on the badgered government In
Paris.
Today, Jean Dubois, metal
worker, Is being told day after
daq that his dignity Is being wound
ed. His brother in Italy, Giovanni
Verdi, Is being told that the Amer
leans are responsible for unem-
ployment and high prices because
of defense plans. His fellow worker
in Germany, Hans Schmidt, is be-
ing told that the Americans are
preparing Germany as the battle
ground for another bloody war.
In France, there is q carefully
planned drive against what the
Communists call the cadence In
fernaf'-the internal cycle, or
speedup. Casually disregarding the
known history OF the speedup in
Russia and the Sovietized coun-
tries, the Communists are bent
upon convincing Western workers.
particularly in defense installa.
tions, that they are being ..super-
exploited" In the interests Of the
United States.
The campaign Is adapted to the
country. Thus. while In Italy un-
employment and prices are the
targets, and in Germany the spec-
ter OF a new war Is raised. the
appeal in France is centered on
the Frenehmsn's cherished per,
sonsl dignity. This Is frequently
effective. The Frenehman is likely
70 get his back up II he feels his
dignity and rights az q human
Icing are mdssted.
Lights burn Throughout the night
70 the Vienna headquarters Of the
World Federation Of Trade Unions
tWFTUl. This organization, nov
wholly the creature Of Moscow.
supplies the scientific leadership.
the literature, the Information, the
techniQues for the anti.nrr,s,,..,.,