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SCARLET AND BLACK

. Yugoslav, Grinnell Panel Analyze

' Communist Grganizations, Politics

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Aleksandai‘ Petkovic, Yugosla-
vian journalist and world traveler,
commented on Communist Youth
Organizations, the Yugoslavian ate
tempt to walk a tight line between
the East and west. Gel-man reun-
ification, and Viet Nam during a
question and answer period with
interested students last Friday af~
ternoon. As Fetkovu: exclaimed,

Petkovw feels that the war in
Viet Nam is more serious today
than ever before. He said that the
divisions in Viet Nam and Korea
have resulted from the divisions
of the world. “Before we can end
the division of the world, we must
end the smalirscale divisions."

He [eels that Viet Nam should
be left to her own people, without

ALEKSANDAR PETKOVlC, lhs Yugoslavian iournalist, as he
spoke to Grinnell students last Friday alternoon in lhe

Soui‘h Lounge.

it was “like a Washington press
conference !”

The Alliance of Yugoslavian
Youth is a politically educational
mass movement, strongest in cit-
ies and schools, he explained. As
members it boasts unerfourth oi
the population between the ages
of 15 and 20.

As the result or a continuing
independent policy, Yugoslavia
has been able to “balance" be-
tween East and West. Her first
interest is peace in the world as
a basis {or International politics;
the second is traditional national
pride

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interference from China or the
United States. They should have
the full freedom to decide for
themselves.

Petkovlc commented thoughtful-
ly that a strong, whole Germany
has been the cause of two World
Wars, A new, united Germany
could cause the third. He said that
though France and England claim
they want a united Germany, deep
down they feel dilierently. They
both want to be leading powers
and a reunited Germany would be
athreat.

When asked to comment on Yu-
goslavia’s position on the Russo»
Chinese split, Pelkovic said that
Yugoslavia is constantly split with
somebody, and olten within her-
self. The split, he said, “is has“?
ally in an international labor and
Communist movement." China
thinks war and revolution is the
only way to peace; Yugoslavia‘s
policy is based on active peaceiul
coexistence and the advance of
the world to socialism.

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Petkovic explained that what
Yugoslavia has now is not Titmsm
of Communism. Communism will
come later. what Yugoslavia has
now is Yugoslavian socialism
This socialism aims to burld a tree
man and give him high living
Standards. This is a dliticult and
prolonged process.

Petkavic observed that youth
normally dislikes discipline and
thereiore the military, but in Yugn-
slavia everyone of age, who is
healthy, is drained. They remain
in the military ior lrom one to
three years, determined by the ser-
vice in which they enl|SL

There is no censorship in Yugo
slavia, he said, The reeling is that
everyone has to express himseli
according to his own conscience,
"based on general socialist prine
clplest”

Petknvic is now Secretary of the

lations. Federal Committee or the
Sociallst Alliance of Worker's Pea»
ple of Yugoslavia.

EDUCARE i

Ediicare, a newly formed group‘

of students interested in education,

will sponsor a cofiee hour Wednesr

day at 4 pm in the South Lounge.

Richard Winters, associate dean,
will speak at the gathering,

 

Quartet Becomes

MW in - a,

The Lenox Quarter minus Pet-
er Marsh. who had his appendix
removed Wednesday. will pre-
sent thelr second at three Sep-
tember concerts tonight at 8:00
in Roberts. Full Hersh will play
piano.

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The quarter. pictured here
during last Friday's concert. in-
iclude (left to right) Perel-
tMursh, violin: Delmar Petrys.
Lsecond violin: Donald McCall.
cello; and Paul Hersh. viola.

l ssh photograph by Bob Hodierne

 

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