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Communists to Back
Wallace, Dennis Tells
Party's Convention
By th* Associated Pr*ss
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—The gen^
eral secretary of the Communist
Party In America say* the rise of the
new Progressive Party signals a
"developing crisis within monopoly's
two-party system.”
Eugene Dennis told the party's
national convention yesterday that
the Communists will wage a cam
paign in support of Henry A. Wal
lace and the Progressive Party.
The Communists will put up a
‘‘limited number” of candidates of
their own, he said.
Dennis’ speech was made at a
closed session of the convention,
but portions of it were released by
the convention’s publicity staff.
Dennis said Communists have no
desire to "take over” the new
Progressive Party, and that the
ultimate aims of the Communist
party are fundamentally different
from those of the Wallace Progres
sives.
Will Help Build New Party.
“We i Communists > are the party of
Socialism,” he said, “and repudiate
all notions of a ‘progressive cap
italism.’ ’’
However, he said the Communists
will support the Progressive Party
because "it creates conditions favor
able for labor's historic struggle to
lead the democratic movements of
the people and to advance its in
dependent class position.”
"We Communists,” he said "will
• * • help build the new party as
a non-Communlst, people's united
front mass organization and move
ment.”
This support will continue, he said,
despite contentions that it should
be withdrawn if Communists "really
want to help beat reaction.”
Eisenhower "Saved.”
Dennis was one of 12 top Com
munist officials recently indicted by
a Federal grand jury on charges of
seeking to overthrow the United
States Government.
He said that "big capital is sav
ing (Gen. Dwight D.) Eisenhower
for a more acute national emer
gency, where he can appear in the
guise of a nonpartisan candidate
and play the Cincinnatus role of
national savior.”
"Nevertheless, big business seeks
to assure that the crisis in the Dem
ocratic Party does not develop into
a death crisis for the two-party
system.
"Therefore, while placing its
money on the GOP to win, it is
doctoring up the donkey to keep
it in the race and to make the
Democrats a formidable 'loyal oppo
sition' after November.”
Court Permits Chicago trial
For 4 in Garsson Case
By th* Associated Pros*
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4. — Federal
Judge William C. Coleman decided
yesterday that lour defendants in
the alleged Garsson munitions con
spiracy case will be tried in Chi
cago.
He granted a change of venue
from Baltimore to the Erie Basin
Metal Products Co.. Inc.. Allen B.
Gellman, Joseph T. Weiss and
Harry S. Glide.
Murray W. Garsson and Henry
M. Garsson. who opposed the change
during a hearing before Judge
Coleman, will be tried in Baltimore.
The defendants are charged with
conspiracy In connection with re
negotiation of World War II ma
terial contracts and with filing false
statements about the transactions.
Judge Coleman said that since
the four who asked the transfer
live in the Northern District of
Illinois, Eastern Division, it would
"serve the interests of justice" to
have their trial conducted in Chi
cago.
He added that the indictment
showed the alleged crimes were
"continuing" and that they are al
leged to have been committed In
Illinois as well as In Baltimore.
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Four Montenegrin
Officials Replaced
By Tito's Own Men
§y th« Associated Pross
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 4.—
| Drastic changes were made today In
■the government of Montenegro. Vice
President Bozho Ljumovic and three
ministers were replaced by men who
ace affirmed leaders in Premier
Marshal Tito's Communist Party.
No reason was given in this nr
ing’s newspaper announcement of
the revisions, but it seemed appar
ent that Tito’s followers are living
up to a promise they made at a
recent Communist Party congress
to strengthen the party’s ranks in
important government posts.
Party to Meet October 4.
At the same time, it was an
nounced that the Montenegrin re
gional conference of Communists
would be held October 4 to found
the Communist Party of Montenegro
and to elect the central committee
of the new organization.
Heretofore, Montenegro has had
no party organization of its own
but has been under the regional
direction of the Federal Yugoslav
Party. Most other republics in the
country have their own party or
ganizations. Montenegro is in
Southern Yugoslavia between the
Dalmatian coast and Serbia.
The new Vice President of Monte
negro is Andreija Mugosha, a mem
ber of the Yugoslav Communist
Party’s central committee. He for
merly was vice president of the
Montenegrin presidium./
Delegates to Congress.
Although all the old government
members, who were “relieved of
their duties” were delegates to the
recent Communist Party congress
in Belgrade, none of them were on
the lists of members named to im
portant party posts.
Ljumovic also was head of the
powerful control commission and
was replaced in that job by Savo
Brkovic, a member of the Central
Communist Party's revision com
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Woman Files Suit to Bar
District Tax on Yacht
Mrs. Patricia Rowe Richter, 512
Seventh street S.W., yesterday
sought an Injunction in District
Court to keep the District from
collecting taxes on an allegedly Im
proper assessment on a boat she for
merly owned.
The suit charged the District is
seeking to collect taxes on the basis
of a $20,000 assessment on the 73
foot yacht, Acushnet, w hich was sold
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docked here in May, 194tj. for re
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Richter, a judgment vacating the
assessment and to keep the city
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The action was filed through At
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