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Dmytryk finally left the party when he was disciplined for cutting "undramatic" anti-fascist speeches from Cornered. He had refused to answer the committee's questions in 1947, he said, because it seemed a matter of civil rights. The Korean war made him doubt the sincerity of the Communist peace propaganda; the latest round of spy trials decided him. Said Dmytryk with the surprised air of a man discovering sin for the first time: "This is treason and it means the party is committing treason. For this reason, I am willing to talk today...
...must support reform and revolution movements in Africa and Asia, or incur the hatred of the peoples of these areas, Emmanuel Margolis, teaching fellow in Government, warned for the Young Progressives. He pointed to contradictions in American foreign policy--that the fascist Franco and the Communist Tito are now defending democracy. He also warned of the "brutalization of the American people" who rejoice at the bombing of Korean civilians...
...resist American aggression," crowed Radio Peking. Rome's Red organ I'Unità echoed: "The criminal MacArthur fired because of the protest of the whole civilized world." The satellite Budapest press chanted a litany of satisfaction over the dismissal of a "bloody-handed hangman, murderous, carnivorous fascist." Only Moscow struck the suspicious as well as triumphant note. "Having removed the general who failed," warned the Literary Gazette for the ears of the Communist faithful, "Wall Street does not intend to renounce his risky policy...
...salute to TIME and its Correspondent Frank Shea and LIFE Photographer Leonard McCombe for continuing the battle against Juan and Eva Peron's Fascist state...
...followed up his telephone call to Straight with a signed rebuttal in the New Statesman and a 1900-word cable to the New Republic denouncing Strout's "tarradiddle." Martin was obviously not a Communist because he had been "frequently . . . denounced by the Soviets as various kinds of a Fascist beast," he wrote. And hadn't the New Statesman been denied a correspondent in Moscow? As for MacArthur, said Martin in his best non sequitur fashion, hadn't Americans criticized Britain's Colonel Blimps? Furthermore, "American generals ... don't disguise their view that we [in Britain...