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...odds. When Big Mac was published in Yugoslavia, orthodox critics and even Kos's admirers agreed that he had perhaps gone too far. Only the madness that eventually spills Hero Rade into the warm bath of martyrdom's delusion -the "devoted ecstasy," Kos calls it-spares Yugoslavian society the full weight of Big Mac's lesson. If the man apart is slightly mad, society sheds some blame...
Levis has been U.S. National Champion six times, a member of three Olympic teams, and a runner-up in Olympic competition. Marion was a member of the Yugoslavian national team back in the middle '30s. Both competed in the 1932 and 1936 Olympics...
...After a six-months delay, the U.S. granted permission for Yugoslavia to buy 500,000 tons of surplus wheat and 30,000 tons of edible oils at cut-rate prices. Marshal Tito, the Communist dictator of hungry Yugoslavia, originally requested twice that amount after Yugoslavian wheat harvests turned out poorly: then Tito proceeded to denounce the U.S. at the Belgrade conference of "neutralist" nations (TIME, Sept. 15). The half-a-loaf grant was made in the hope that Tito, however hostile to the U.S., might still be useful as a Communist leader who can operate independently of Moscow when...
Yugoslavia is confidently moving toward a social order that rejects both the Authoritarian Communism of Russia and the classical constitutionalism of the West, a visiting Yugoslavian journalist explained to the Dunster House Forum last night. Jaka Stular, managing editor of Tovaris, a weekly magazine roughly equivalent Like, took particular pains to emphasize that Yugoslavia is attempting to institute completely new type of freedom." It is a freedom based on the citizen as a proper rather than as a political unit, in recognition of Marx's emphasis on economics. In opposition to the Russian version of economic development, Yugoslavia "recognizes...
...event, the Yugoslavian editor probably would have no wish to attack the government, particularly on foreign policy or purely political affairs. "The alms of the new government are identical with those of the people...