Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 25 September 1947 — Page 7

SEPTEMBER 25, 1947

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RUSS SPOKESMAN (Continued from Pave 1) world are American generals and diplomats, its hunting dogs are America!! capitalistic papers.” After’ his blast against war incendiaries, tied in with a reference to American congressmen who suggest war against the Soviets, Zaslavsky continued: “The time of general talks wrapped up in diplomatic phraseology has passed. Names have been named. Is it necessary for humanity to await a second Nuernberg (where the Nazi war leaders were tried) in order to place criminals in the dock of the accused after they succeed in destroying millions of simple people for still higher military profits?” In another Literary Gazette article, Nikolai Uogodin said that Mr. Truman directed the UN delegation from the battleship Missouri, while he was on his way home from Rio De Janeiro, in an effort to create the same effect as that Adolf Hitler used. He called Marshall “the Shylock of Wall street" who would take upon himself the “gloomy duty” of wrecking the United Nations. 0 "IT'S FILTH," I Continued rr»m Pnse 1) authority on poetry, himself. He held a sheaf of songs, whose music had been composed by Elsler. “Now this one, entitled ‘The Song of Nigger Jim,’ ” began Rep. McDowell. “You wrote the music?” “Yah,’ retorted Eisler in accents Germanic. “A lovely melody.” “And this, ‘The Funeral of the Workers,’ ” insisted Rep. Mc-

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Dowell. “Yah,” agreed Eisler. “Beautiful music. jpeautiful.’ There followed a lengthy list of song titles, interspersed with yahs; Eisler had composed the music for them all. He hadn’t written the words, but he had read them carefully. "But they are obscene,” insisted the gentleman from Pennsylvania. "They should not go through the mails.” “They are great poetry,” insisted Eisler, squeezing the fire off the end of a denicotinized cigarette and lighting a fresh one. He did the squeezing, incidentially, w’ith his bare fingers and how he escaped blisters is a mystery. “Great poetry!” exclaimed Rep. McDowell. “Why one of these songs ridicules the German law prohibiting abortions.” “Yah,” said eisler. “It is a . . .” Chairman J. Parnell Thomas of N. J., whose face had been growing redder than its normal shocking pink, interrupted: “I would sugThe white-thatched congressman gest we do not go into this.’ from Mississippi ignored the plea of his blushing chairman, delivered his soliloquy on filth and poetry, and this is where we came in. Along about here should go in quotation marks the verses to which the congressional professors objected. And then I’d go to jail and all I wish is that congress would skip the poetry and stick to the subject. It would make of me a better reporter.

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