Stalin's daughter is being pictured by those in charge of helping her find a useful niche in the capitalist world as "not political." Nonetheless she shows a keen grasp of certain facts of life. For instance, when the word came down from the powers that be, she instantly grasped the need to postpone her
first television interview which had in-
advertently been scheduled for the same
day as Gen. Westmoreland's speech backing
Johnson against the antiwar sentiments
of the American people.
A chip off the old block so far as
class collaboration is concerned.