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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 8, 1946
Eternal 'No' Is Typical of Russians
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iit h a ip
By BAUKIIAGE
WNU Service, 1616 Eye Street. N.W.. I lie ve his som ewhat verbose Boswell.
Washington. U. C.
M r. B utcher, In his 900-page d ia ry .
C h u r c h ill F o re s a w
B a lk a n In flu e n c e
C h u rc h ill p ro b a b ly foresaw the
d iffic u ltie s which would arise w ith
a Russia able to expand her in ­
fluence up to the fring e s o f western
Europe.
Roosevelt believed th a t
the w ar m ust be won q u ic k ly and
he thought th a t by g iv in g the Rus­
sians e ve ryth in g they asked fo r In
the way o f m ilita r y support th e ir
suspicions would be rem oved and
th a t they w ould play b a ll w ith the
A llie s in the peace and a fte r. He
believed that S ta lin needed peace
so badly that he would come around
G eneral
E ls e n h o w e r
h im se lf
d id n 't achieve any m ore o f a re a lis ­
tic vie w p o in t in reg a rd to Russia
than Roosevelt d id —If we are to be-
T r a g ic H is t o r y
In s p ire s 'N o -Is m '
p aoson
missionary gets post
» in a ly U a n d C o m m e n la ln r .
B u tch e r w rite s:
" Ik e said he fe lt th a t . . . the
m o re contact we have w ith the Rus­
sians the m ore they w ill understand
us and the g re a te r w ill be th e ir co­
operation. The Russians are blunt
and fo rth rig h t in th e ir dealings and
any evasiveness arouses th e ir sus-
picions.
I t should be possible to
w o rk w ith Russia if we fo llo w the
same pa ttern of frie n d ly co-opera-
tio n th a t has resulted in the g re a t
accord of a llie d u n ity. , .
Roosevelt and the generals were
proved rig h t when they said S ta lin
needed peace B u t they were w rong
when they thought he w ould come
around. The state d e p a rtm e n t un­
derstands the s itu a tio n now and, as
the re ce n tly concluded m ee tin g o f
the fo re ig n m in is te rs dem onstrates,
appeasem ent has been o ve r fo r
some tim e. We know Russia c a n 't
fig h t and doesn't w a n t to. Russia
knows we c a n 't fig h t w hether we
w a n t to o r not. She is a ctin g ac­
c o rd in g ly and a cco rd in g to h is to ric a l
precedent
14 E R E is a c o m fo rta b le bench
1 1 th a t you m a y s to re fo r the
w in te r in fo u r sections b y re m o v ­
in g the pegs. A il o f the o th e r
pieces o f fu r n itu r e in th is gro up
a re m ad e in th e sam e m a n n e r.
M
®G0-R0UND
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OR W £
Soviet Assistance 1 enned
America’s ‘Great Mistadi<e
An a rm y officer, back fro m a long
to u r of d u ly in G erm any, ca lle d on
_ m e th e o t h e r
| day He was p re t­
ty
g rim
about
the situ a tio n in
E urope and in to
e ve ry few m in ­
utes of his con­
ve rsa tio n
cre p t
I the w ord "R us-
I s ia ."
"1 lik e to ta lk
about A m e rica 's
g r e a t m is ta k e ,”
he said.
"G e r-
m a n y is s u p -
posed
to
have
lost the w ar by m a kin g m istake s;
b y a tta ckin g Russia, by not In va d ­
in g E ngland a fte r D u n k irk , by this
and by that. 1 contend th a t A m e r­
ic a 's g reat m ista ke was not sta yin g
out of E urope u n til G e rm a n y had
lic k e d Russia. I m ean sta yin g out
in every way.
Because w ith o u t
A m e ric a n supplies Russia would
have been beaten.”
I rem inded h im of the fa c t th a t
A m e rica wanted a short war, th a t
we had opposed C h u rc h ill's plan
fo r a tta ckin g Europe through the
B alkans and thereby o b ta in in g pos­
session of the tro u b le -m a kin g s trip
o f te rr ito ry w hich the Russians now
dom inate fro m the n o rth e rn b o rd e r
o f Greece up through B e rlin .
We
wanted to shorten the w a r by le a v­
in g the eastern fro n t to Russia w hile
the western a llie s smashed the
G erm an
power
entrenched
in
F rance, the Low C ountries and
Ita ly . Thus, m illio n s of A m e rican
live s would be la n d w ere) saved,
P eg g e d Law n Bench
Is E a sily D ism an tled
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A N O T H E R G R E E K PR O I L E M , , . W ith homes and food h a rd to get,
people are not a d o ptin g babies in G reece as they d id in p re w a r days.
About 11 a week com e to the fo u n d lin g s ' home in Athens, some le ft
on the steps of the home, lik e the one ihe nurse is ta k in g a t le ft, w h ile
others are put into the fo u n d lin g box at the gate, w here D r. Anastasios
G oulios, rig h t, is lo o kin g fo r new a rriv a ls .
ARGENTINE ATOM BOMBS
AAffS REVIEW
Aloni Bomb Blast Sinks
Battleship and Carrier
CROSSROADS:
B ut anyone who studies Russian
Heavy Damage
h is to ry knows th a t the ete rn a l " n o ”
Although accom panied by none of
w h ich seems about the only answer
the Russian statesm en are allowed trie fa n fa re o f the firs t su rfa ce test,
to m ake, comes fro m som ething the u n d e rw a te r explosion of the
fa r deeper than m ere stubbornness. a to m ic bom b in B ik in i lagoon p ro ­
T his “ n o -ism ” is only one o f the duced eq u ally s ta rtlin g results, w ith
m an y ty p ic a l c h a ra c te ris tic s w hich the one A -charge sin kin g no less
the Soviets have revealed. It has than ten ships and h e a vily d a m a g ­
n o thing to do w ith the fa c t th a t they in g six others.
believe in a theory of p o litic a l econ­
Hours a fte r the blast, the w a te r
om y w hich is opposed to our own. o f B ik in i lagoon re m a in e d too hot
It is a deeply im p la n te d q u a lity fro m ra d io a c tiv ity set o ff by the
w hich is Russian ra th e r than m ere ­ bom b to p e rm it close inspection o f
ly Soviet o r C om m unist.
the • dam age
Clouds along a 30-
And so when you read "S o vie t m ile fro n t becam e co n tam in a te d
Russia evoked the veto (or the sixth w ith a to m ic p a rtic le s and na va l ob-
tim e in s e c u rity co u n cil h is to ry . . . " : servers disclosed th a t ra in fro m the
(m aybe the 16th tim e by the tim e mass could be deadly.
you read th is)
. re m e m b e r it's
A m assive colum n o f w a te r, h u r­
an old K a lm u c k custom . M oth e r
tlin g m ore than a m ile in to the Pa­
Russia has taught her c h ild re n fro m
cific sky, and a th ic k sheet of
the days of the Invasion o f Ghengis
■ spray and steam th a t rose to 9.000
Khan, th a t when a stran g e r beck­
ons, the only answ er is “ no, no, a feet, follow ed the deton a tio n o f
thousand tim e s n o !"
In fa ct, a the bomb, which was touched off by
Russian seldom says "n o ” once - I l ra d io fro m beneath a m ed iu m la n d ­
ing ship.
is alw ays “ net. net. n e t!"
V eteran o f tw o w o rld w ars, the
O f course. G hengis Khan . d id n 't
take " n o " fo r an answer.
Which 21,000-lon b a ttle sh ip A rkansas sank
is about the course the rest of the w ith in five m in ute s o f the blast, and
w o rld can fo llo w —if it can. L e t's the 33,000-ton a ir c ra ft c a rr ie r Sara-
hope the process w o n 't be as ru g ­ 1 toga also went down. The b a ttle sh ip
New Y o rk, the Jap d re a d n a u g ht Na-
ged.
: gato and the d e stro ye r Hughes and
tra n s p o rt E a llo n w ere severely c r ip ­
pled by the charge.
OPA Ballit* lias I \ >1 ¡I¡caI Sid e
W hatever one m ay th in k of the President Roosevelt, as they were
in tric a c y of the econom ic th e ory be­ | ta lk in g p riv a te ly , re m a rke d : "C o r­
hind the O PA, its p o litic a l im p lic a ­ d e ll, you are the sole g u a rd ia n of the
tions are a thousandfold m ore d if ­ great seal, as you kn o w .”
He
fic u lt to assess.
paused, and M r H u ll rep lied " Y e t,
As congress battled over the ta t­ M r. P re sid e n t.” Then the President,
tered rem ains of the p rice co n tro l looking him s tra ig h t in the eye,
law . m a n y yi congressm an who th o r­ asked: ‘ Where is it ? ”
oughly d< tested the whole set-up be­
It was H u ll’ s tu rn to pause. " I
gan to w o rry a little as to what don’ t kn o w .” he a d m itte d . " I ’ ve
m ig h t happen back home if he were never seen it . ”
held p a rtia lly responsible fo r w re c k ­
B a rb e ra to Booat
ing the agency.
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W A SHING TO N.
- H e r e 's the in ­
side s to ry on the sudden a p p o in t­
m e n t o f John L e ig h to n S tu a rt as
new
A m e ric a n
am bassador
to
China.
O rig in a lly ,
P re sid e n t
T ru m a n
planned to a ppoint L t. Gen. A1
W edem eyer as am bassador to C h i­
na
As a m a tte r o f fa c t, Wedemey-
c r ’s nom in a tio n a lre a d y had been
typed and was on the P re s id e n t's
desk. H ow ever, la st week G eneral
M a rs h a ll sent T ru m a n an urg e n t
cable a d visin g th a t he A nally had
found one m an who could act as a m ­
bassador and who was on good
te rm s w ith both the C o m m u n ists
and the Chiang Kai-shek group.
M a rs h a ll also pointed out th a t Stu­
a rt had liv e d in China fo r 50 years
and spoke fluent Chinese
So, 24 hours la te r. P re sid e n t T ru -
___________ ,
t , - r . _
A
m an nom inated J Le ig h to n S tu a rt ,
to be A m e ric a n am bassador to
China.
ATOMIC CONTROL:
Russ Rejection
Even as B ik in i re v e rb e ra te d w ith
the explosion o f the second a to m ic
bom b test in the P acific, Russia
turned thum bs down on the U. S.
proposal fo r in te rn a tio n a l co n tro l of
the a to m ic energy.
The fa scist A rg e n tin e gove rn m e nt
I has com pleted ela b o ra te plans fo r
! going in to the a to m ic-b o m b b u s i­
ness on a scale p a ra lle l to th a t of
the U. S.
The A rg e n tine S cie n tific asso­
c ia tio n has proposed and re­
ceived a p p ro va l of the A rgen­
tin e w a r and navy d e p artm en ts
to finance im p o rta tio n and op­
e ra tio n s of the best n uclear
p h ysicists in the w o rld , in c lu d ­
ing G erm an refugees.
The
A rg e n tin e
g o ve rn m e nt
I
P E G G E D FU R N ITU R E
M AY BE S TO RED FLAT
SEVERAL
OF THESE
MAKE
A LONG u
picnic r
T h e c o n stru c tio n I t so s im p le th a t all you
n e ed is sto ck w id th s of lu m b e r, a h an d
saw . a s c re w d r iv e r a n d a b ra c e a n d bit
to b o re th e holes fo r the pegs.
P a tte r n 294 fo r th e b e n ch ; No. 293 for
ta b le s in tw o sizes: No. 292 for th e c h a ir:
a r e 15c e a c h p o stp aid , o r a ll th re e to
one a d d re s s for 35c. P a tte r n s g iv e la rg e
c u ttin g d ia g ra m s of all pieces, illu s tra te d
d ire c tio n s an d a c o m p le te list of ma-
,er'als s<' nd orders d ire c t to
MRS. R U TH W Y ETH SP E A R S
B edford H ills, N . Y.
D ra w e r 10
E n clo se 15 c e n ts for P a tte r n No. 294.
Ma me_____ _____________________
Add rasa
T urtles Supply Ruth Spurt
And Food in A ustralia
is
guaranteeing these scientists unlim -
ited funds, complete scientific lib ­
e rty and absolute personal s e c u rity
fro m police te rro r.
The head o f
one im p o rta n t A rg e n tin e scie n tific
group in fo rm e d the Peron g o ve rn ­
m ent th a t Nazi scie n tists are doing
w e ll but s till are not o p e ra tin g ra p ­
id ly enough to s a tis fy the A rgen­
Addressing a closed m ee tin g of
the U n ited Nations a to m ic energy
c o m m itte e on c o n tro ls in New Y o rk,
Soviet R e p resentative G ro m y k o as­
serted th a t the U. S. suggestion th a t tines.
the veto be e lim in a te d in a to m ic
reg u la tio n could not be accepted ATOMIC RAT RACE
by Russia because it w ould tend to
U. S. a to m ic delegate B e rnie B a ­
destroy the p rin c ip le o f u n a n im ity
ruch has confided to frie n d s th a t he
am ong the B ig F iv e in p re se rvin g
is m uch opposed to h a v in g c h a ir­
postw ar peace.
m an sh ip of the a to m ic co m m issio n
G ro m yko also rapped the p ro ­ ro ta te each m onth. T his m eans th a t
posal fo r esta blish in g an independ­ A u s tra lia n F ore ig n M in is te r H e r­
ent agency fo r the c o n tro l o f a to m ic b e rt E v a tt, U n ited N a tions dynam o,
energy, d e cla rin g th a t the U N. se­ now steps down as c h a irm a n .
c u rity council consisting o l the B ig
The A u s tra lia n is about the only
F iv e as perm anent m em bers pos­ m em b e r o f the a to m ic com m ission
sessed both the pow er and means who has Soviet E nvoy G ro m y k o
to deal w ith the problem ,
a fra id of him . The other day G ro ­
m yko opposed a decision by m a ­
O PA :
jo r it y rule, proposing a tw o -th ird s
vote instead
E v a tt was on the
Hack in Business
Russian in a flash.
No sooner had P resident T ru m a n
" I t 's not n e cessarily tru e , M r
signed the co m p ro m ise O PA b ill ex­ G rom yko , th a t the m a jo r ity is a l­
te n ding the agency u n til June 30, ways w ro n g ," rebuked the A u s tra ­
1947, than it swung into action to lian.
s ta b iliz e
the
na tio na l
econom y,
On another occasion, G ro m y ­
w h ich s train e d w ith the rem o va l of
ko was p ro te stin g against the
controls.
B aruch plan.
Instead he p ro ­
posed im m e d ia te d e stru ctio n of
Passed a fte r the President
a ll e x is tin g a to m ic bom bs and
had vetoed an e a rlie r b ill, the
release of the a to m ic bomb se­
co m p ro m ise m easure contained
c re t by the U. S.
m any p rovisions designed to as­
sure both producers and d is trib ­
When B e rnie B aruch, liste n in g
uto rs of adequate w o rk in g m a r­
(hrough his ear phone, heard this
gins. H ow ever, it m odified the
he becam e alm ost ap o plectic
B ut
o rig in a l T a ft a m endm ent, w hich
before B a ru ch could speak, E v a tt
M r. T ru m a n charged would a l­
toox on the Russian again.
low m a n u fa c tu re rs u n w a rra n ted
"Y o u know, M r. G ro m y k o .” said
p ro fits, by se ttin g up c e ilin g s
E v a tt, "n o t a ll the p a rlia m e n ts in
based on 1910 prices plus in ­
the w o rld w ould approve a ll the
creased costs.
proposals th a t you m ake here. I f
they did, it w ould be a d iffe re n t
PALESTINE:
w o rld ."
It was a ll rig h t fo r the representa­ V o c a b u la r y T o o
tive s of fa rm com m unities.
The
I t is p robably fittin g that along
fa rm e r would reap the re w a rd of w ith the d o lla r h a irc u t w hich has
h ig h e r prices first. By the tim e he
made its appearance in m e tro p o li­
llit Terrorism
NO CONGRESSMAN IS GUILTY
fe lt ihe effect o f h ig h e r p rices on
tan barber-shops, we m ay find the
H ittin g at the use o f violence de­
the things he had to buy. OPA
The case o f A n d re w Jackson M ay
b a rber presenting us fo u r-d o lla r
signed to a lte r B r ita in 's position in and his backstage w ire -p u llin g fo r
p robably w ould be forgotten.
But
words.
B a rb e rs long have been
the tic k lis h problem o f se ttin g up
congressm en fro m in d u s tria l cen- . known fo r the q u a lity of th e ir v e rb
w a r p ro fite e rs illu s tra te s tw o defects
a Je w ish hom eland in A ra b -d o m i­ in o u r p o litico -co n g ression a l system
ters were in quite a d iffe re n t position
al output and in some cases fo r the
nated
H
oly
Land
the
L
a
b
o
r
gov­
'These c o m m u n itie s are heard fro m
w hich sooner or la te r m ust be cured
q u a lity as well.
Now they m ay
e rn m e n t released a w h ite paper in
th e m om ent the missus encounters a *
1. The alm ost - life - o r - death
have a chance re a lly to reach the
London
p
u
rp
o
rtin
g
to
show
th
a
t
m a rk u p at ihe co rn e r grocery. That heights, fo r the leader of a b a rb e r's
power o f the c h a irm a n of any
p ro m in e n t leaders o f the Jew ish
is the reason th a t a n u m ber o f Re- ■
congressional c o m m itte e over
union has offered to " e n lis t the aid
agency fo r P alestine h i (I unified
t \ I » x I \ I i i » t n i 11, i k
publicans supported the a d m in istra - j
exe cu tive branches of the gov­
of 10,000 b a rb e rs " in a ca m paign to
underground org a n iza tio n s fo r a
t nw anted by his tu s tra lia n m oth­
tlo i. stand on O PA
If the Republi-
e rn m e n t.
reign o f te rro r.
ca n h a rty Is to capture the house of I get some of the facts o f a to m ic life
er, 2 - ye a r - old D a n ie l Joseph
2. The fa c t th a t c e rta in eon-
across to the custom er.
Sprague J r. tra ve le d alone to San
Représentatives next Novem ber, it
B asing its contentions on In te r­
gressional d is tric ts are so dom ­
• • •
Eranelseo on the S. S. M onterey
w ill have to p ic k up votes in the
cepted
messages
between
high
inated by p o litic a l bosses that
O fficia ls of the a irlin e s have in ­
w ith 68M o th e r ch ild re n and w ar
citie s
agency o ffic ia ls in London and J e ru ­
no m a tte r w hat a m an does in
structe d th e ir stewardesses to tra n s ­
brides.
A board the ship. the
salem . the governm ent said th a t the
W ashington he c a n 't be d efeat­
late, fo r cu riou s passengers, the
blond, wide-eyed little bo> was
firs t co -ordinated o u tbre a k of v io ­
ed fo r re e le c tio n a t home.
name G r i d T eto n .” ta ll peaks in
C o n g ress Scans
"a d o p te d ” te m p o ia rily by M rs.
lence closely follow ed a c o m m u n i­
Idaho, as
C ongressm an M ay comes fro m a
Sweater
G
ir
l
Moun-
Edna
Mae*r*M>fer,
22.
who
w
ill
T y p e s o f C lo s in g
ca tio n re v e a lin g th a t the three m a in
tains.*
, d is tric t in the K e n tu cky m ountains,
T h a t’ s w hat Business Week
Join her husband in B ro o klyn ,
underground
groups
had
been
It took some tim e (or congress to te lls me
; m any o f whose people now reg a rd
N. Y ,
lin k e d to g eth e r fo r Joint action.
m ake up Its m in d w hether It would
j h im as som ething o f a hero. They
a d jo u rn “ sine d ie " (w ith o u t date set
j believe th a t Ja ck M ay can do no
fo r reconvening), as they usually do
1 wrong. P rio r to M a y 's in cu m b e n cy
when a session comes to an end.
his d is tric t sent a R epublican. John
o r w hether they w ould "recess "
| L angley, to congress.
He landed
When congress m ere ly recesses It
' in ja il fo r bootlegging.
B u t even
can reassem ble w ith o u t a special
a fte r he had been co n victe d. L a n g ­
p ro c la m a tio n by the President.
ley was re-elected to congress. And
When the P resident calls congress
when it became c le a r th a t L a n g le y
F u rth e r evidence
hat w a rtim e
■ ■
------
in to session he has to issue a p ro c­ Spending soared to
\ could not adequately represent his
a stro n o m ica l ' fo r consumers* goods and
rvices
cu m u la te d by state and lo ca l gov­ d is tric t w h ile behind bars, his lo y a l
la m atio n . T ha t's a ll the C o n stitu ­ peaks is contained in
i
tre
a
s
u
ry
de-
and
53
b
illio
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d
o
lla
rs
fo
r
pro- ern m e n ts and the 201 b illio n d o lla r constituents sent his w ife to congress.
tio n demands
He doesn't have to
p a rtm e n t re p o rt d isclosing
th a t d u ctio n equipm ent
surplus p ile d up by in d iv id u a ls and
d e liv e r it. O ut o f courtesy, how­
A c tu a lly , the g re a t m a jo r ity of
n e a rly a tr illio n d o lla rs was spent
The fe d e ra l gove rn m e nt was the c o rp o ra tio ns e xa ctly equalled the [ congressm en are absolutely honest.
ever, the W hite House alw ays tele­
m this co u n try d u rin g the six de­ o n ly u n it w h ich went deep into the
fe
d
e
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fic
it
of
209
b
illio
n
d
o
lla
rs.
graphs the president o f the senate
M isguided and fre q u e n tly w rong
fense and w a r years
F igures co m ­ hole, the tre a s u ry re p o rt reveals
and the speaker o f the house
T h a t is not a coincidence, aec ord- they m a y be. but m ost o f them a r t
puted by tre a su ry analysts show W hile spending 365 b illio n d ollars,
ing to the tre a s u ry analysts, who honest.
Hut the p ro cla m a tio n is not good that the exact am ount spent th rough
the fe d era l g o ve rn m e n t took in only in s is t th a t " to ta l spendings and to ­
unless the G re a t Seal of the U nited Ihe ca lendar years 1940 to 1945 was
158 b illio n d o lla rs in taxes, le a v ­ la! incom e re a lly are the same fig ­
States is affixe d thereunto. Nobody 987 b illio n d o lla rs
BIKIM 5ETERM41II
ing a d e fic it o f 209 b illio n d o lla rs
ure— th e y are the head and ta il
can do that b u t the se cre ta ry of
A ir
C h ie f G e n era l
"T o u g h y "
The burden of a rm in g and fig h t­
State
and
local
governm
ents
to
ok
of a coin "
In o th e r words, one
state, fo r he Is the keeper o f the ing costs accounted fo r unprecedent­
in 58 b illio n d o lla rs i n taxes, w ind- m an's e xp e nd itu re is another m an's Spaatz is not happy o ve r the a ir
seal. So along w ith the p ro cla m a ­
fo rc e 's role in the firs t B ik in i te s t
ed spending by the fe d e ra l g o ve rn ­ ing up about 8 b illio n d o lla rs ahead
incom e
tio n . the P resident has to issue a m ent. w ith a to ta l
The b o m b a rd ie r and p ilo t, who
lay
365 as th e ir expenditure) amounted to
These figures, the tre a s u ry de­ dropped the bom b m o re th a n a
w a rra n t, o rd e rin g the secretary of b illio n d o lla rs, or
ce­ on ly 50 b illio n do lla t
clares, e x p la in the o rig in o f the thousand feet wide o f the m a rk , are
state Io do the a ffix in g
eighths o f the to ta l
In d iv id u a ls
and
corporations enorm ous fe d e ra l debt. The fe d e ra l
I m ig h t say th a t the se cre ta ry of
in the doghouse p e rm a n e n tly . Both
E xp e n d itu re s o f s' ste and local fa re d best. w ith a pr ofit of 201 bil-
g o ve rn m e nt was re q u ire d to b o rro w
state usually delegates th is task, governm ents, cities
and counties lio n d o lla rs. r T h e ir inecm e a fte r to pay the excess o f its spending w ill be tra n s fe rre d to ro u tin e as­
w hich rem in d s me o f a sto ry , which, am ounted to about 50 b illio n dollar»,
signm ents.
G eneral Spaatz feels
taxes were paid totaled 773 b illio n o ve r Its incom e
It s till owes th a t
1 believe, never has been p rin te d The re m a in in g 572 b illio n d o lla r»
d o lla rs w h ile th e ir oth er exp e nd i­ m oney plus some e x tra b o rro w in g there is no excuse fo r th e ir wide
When S ecretary o f State H u ll had was accounted fo r by spending o f
m iss . . . The B r t is h cs b in e t has
tu re s were rep o rte d as 572 b illio n
and some p re w a r debt, am o u n tin g decided to settle 250,000 anti-R us-
been in office 12 years, th e re was a in d ivid u a ls and corporations, the
d o lla rs
in
a
ll
to
m
ore
than
268
b
illio
n
d
o
l­
lit t le o u tbu rst of co n g ra tu la tio n s
sisn m em b e rs o f the P olish a rm y
figure in clu d in g 517 b illio n dollar»
The 8 b illio n d u lle r surplus ac- la rs.
in E ngland p e rm a n e ntly.
T
In A u s tra lia , t u r tle rid in g is a
p o p u la r fo rm o f beach re c re a tio n .
B a th e rs w ho s ig h t s w im m in g t u r ­
tle s u s u a lly pu rsue th e m and, ap-
| p ro a c h in g fr o m
behind, c lim b
a b o a rd a h u sky specim en.
The tu r tle n e v e r ap pro ves o f th is
m o u n tin g te ch n iq u e , b u t a sp e cia l
rope h a lte r keeps its head w h e re
any a n g ry t u r t le ’s head belongs.
M a n y s k illfu l s u rf-b o a rd e x p e rts
rid e the turtles* sta n d in g up— a fe a t
re q u irin g un u su a l s k ill and b a l­
ance.
A fte r a re fre s h in g c ru is e , the
tu r tle - r id in g e n th u s ia s t m a y de­
c id e to m a ke soup o f his old m o u n t.
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p a r siste a t h e a d a c h e , a t ta c k s of d .ss news,
g etting up n.ghta. swell.ng. p u tt neea
under the eyee— a feaung of cr.-voua
a a ite ty and loss of pap and strength.
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too frequent uriaatioa
Thors should be ao doubt th at p ro a pa
-nent .a » e e r than peg a rt I aa
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new fKeada foe a re than forty years.
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