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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 29, 1946
T hat O ld Iron B ed
E asily R eju ven ated
Revival of Two-party System Sought
KAKE A SLFCOVEB FO«
THE HEAD OF THE BED
Truman Purge Aimed at
Restoring ” I’artv J Machinery
PAD \JTTH
COTTON
BASTED TO
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By BALKIIAGE
Newt
Annlytl anti Commentator.
WNU S ervice, 1616 Eye Street. N.W .,
W ashington, I). C.
W ASHING TO N, D. C —Before the
P a ris Peace conference even got
underw ay we learned th a t the
rules c o m m itte e , w hich heard so
m uch heated o r­
a t o r y , w a s as
p o w e rfu l as the
p o w e r f u l r u le s
co m m itte e o f the
house o f re p re ­
sentatives.
I t w a sn 't u n til
a f t e r th e p r i ­
m a ry
re tu rn s
w e re In , and
R e p re s e n ts t i v e
(T ru m a n - h a te r)
Slaughter o f M is ­
s o u r i, a m e m ­
ber of the rules
co m m itte e ,
was
defeated, th a t m ost laym en re a l­
ized the im p o rta n ce o f that ba ttle,
and why the P resident stuck his
neck out as fa r as he d id in help­
ing to beat him .
1 can see the P re sid e n t now as
he looked up w ith th a t pert, b ir d ­
lik e glance he has—ju s t enough of
a sm ile to m ake you tr y to listen
s y m p a th e tic a lly — and say th a t if
Slaughter was rig h t, he (the P re si­
d e n t! was w rong
T h in k w hat S laughter could have
said if he had been elected!
Hut he was defeated — and the
day a fte r the p rim a ry , the re a l s ig ­
nificance o f the b a ttle became
clear.
N ever in A m e rica n h is to ry has
any a d m in is tra tio n been up against
the situ a tio n w hich developed when
the Roosevelt honeymoon ended. I
am not a rguing how o r w hy th a t
s itu a tio n cam e about B u t the fa ct
is we have had a s itu a tio n w here
p a rty lines m eant little , and the
age-old p rin c ip le of m a jo r ity rule,
the theory on w hich congress, as a
w o rk in g body, is organized, has
been violated.
O utstanding
e xam ple
was the
rules co m m itte e . T here were five
southerners — a n ti-a d m in is tra tio n
D e m o cra ts—on th a t co m m itte e , and
w ith S la u g h te r’s help, they could
tie up the vote and tie up any le g is­
la tio n T ru m a n asked for.
Now m aybe the fa c t th a t the ad ­
m in is tra tio n co u ld n 't get its le g is­
la tio n before congress, o r co uldn’t
get it passed when it did, was a
good thing. I am not discussing
th a t. 1 m e re ly say th a t w hat hap­
T O G E T H E R A G A IN —IN JA P A N . . . One of the m ost touching m ee t­
pened is not a good th in g fo r the
ings when the a rm y tra n s p o rt, F re d C. A in sw o rth , b rought a con­
tw o -p a rty system . And as the s itu ­
tin g e nt of A m e ric a n w ive s and fa m ilie s to Yokoham a, Japan, was this
ation g rew m ore acute, congress
one between Sgt. D e lb e rt Je n kin s and his w ife . M a rie tta , both 65.
w asn’t a w o rk in g body.
They had not seen each o th er fo r fo u r years. Jenkins enlisted a t the
L e t's take the te stim o n y o f a
age of 61 and saw se rvice in the Pacific cam paign.
th o ro u g h ly lo ya l R e publican m e m ­
ber o f the co m m itte e and actin g
r
m in o rity
leader,
R epresentative
M ich en e r of M ich ig an . I f the D em ­
ocra ts re ta in co n tro l o f the house,
M ich e n e r said, the absence of Rep­
re se n ta tive S la u g h te r w ill p e rm it
the rules co m m itte e to fu n ctio n the
way it was intended to fu n ctio n ;
n a m e ly,
the le g is la tio n o f
the
p a rty in pow er w ill be sent to the
floor.
W a n te d : S o fte r Term s
H o t Spot
T ha t d id n 't m ean M ich e n e r w ant­
Addressing the delegates of 21
A
nother
m
a
jo
r
in
te
rn
a
tio
n
a
l
row
ed the riv a l p a rty 's le g isla tio n
A llie d nations at the peace c o n fer­
passed. I t s im p ly m e a n t he knew appeared in the m a k in g w ith So-
ffia t'S la u g h te r,""^ te a m in g up "with I v ie t Russia's dem and upon T u rk e y ence in L u xe m b o u rg palace, rep ­
resentatives o f Ita ly , Rom ania and
the a n ti-a d m in is tra tio n D em ocrats th a ‘ , she
»“ * . M ?nt_reu _
x _c° n
and the Republicans, was able to ve n tio n o f 1936 and share co n tro l B u lg a ria pleaded fo r m oderation of
o f the v ita l D ardanelles s tra its le a d ­ term s on the grounds th a t, as co-
tie the vote and s ty m ie action.
bellig e re n ts of the v ic to rs in the
And th a t is n 't tw o -p a rty govern­ in g to the B la c k sea w ith Moscow.
U n d e r the convention, the T u rk s closing stages of the w a r, they had
m ent.
•
have
been
entru ste d
w ith
the m ade su b stan tia l sacrifices fo r v ic ­
g u a rd ia n sh ip o f the s tra te g ic wa- tory.
Speaking fo r Ita ly , P re m ie r
I te rw a y and, w h ile th e y have ex-
l)e G asperi stated th a t his coun­
, pressed a w illing n e ss to m a in ta in
tr y liad co n trib u te d troops, na­
the present a rra n g e m e n t, they have
val power and m a te ria ls fo r
wounded 10 tim es as m an y men as in fo rm e d the U. S. and B r ita in th a t
three years and th a t the A l­
the a r tille r y did. U ndoubtedly the they cannot hold out against the
lies should th in k tw ice before
Russian proposals alone. B y g ra n t­
bayonet cla im e d m any.
in te rn a tio n a liz in g Ita lia n dom ­
By
1914-15, how ever,
a rtille ry ing Russian demands, the T u rk s
inated T rie s te and s u b m ittin g
produced one-half the wounded, w ould be forced to p e rm it Red
180.000 Ita lia n s in Venezia G u ilia
showing the ra p id advance which, troops to occupy pa rts of th e ir soil
to Yugoslav ru le . He also as­
in p a rt, m ade e xperts fo rg e t the j along the stra its.
serted th a t excessive re p a ra ­
rocke t again.
tions would w eigh down the I t a l­
A r tille r y , a ccording to the old def-
ian econom y and red u ctio n of
tn itio n . is "groupserved
...
, ,
a rm am ents would im p e ril the
fire a rm s o f c a lib e r g re a te r than I I I I I I OH H e a t
safety of the state.
The ille g a l Jew ish underground
th a t o f sm a ll a rm s .” T h is d e fin itio n
Foreign M in is te r G io rg u T a ta r-
could ea sily be m ade to include o rg a n iza tio n , Irg u n Z va i Le u m i,
the fire a rm s, shells, o r bombs c a r­ called upon a ll Jew ish resistance escu of R om ania fo llo w e d De G as­
rie d by planes, o r contained in the m ovem ents in P alestine to unite in p e ri to the speaker’ s dais and as­
the fight fo r a tta in m e n t o f-a Jew ish serted th a t no less than 385,000
war-head of a rocket.
I m ention the effectiveness of n a tio na l home in the H oly Land R om anians had fo u gh t on the a l­
" a r t ille r y ’’ in the la tte r sense, even as B ritis h o ffic ia ls lam basted lied side d u rin g the la st six m onths
not to b e little the doughboy who Zionists fo r seeking to high pres­ o f the w ar. F u rth e rm o re , he said.
is re a lly the " u ltim o r a tio ," but be- sure the gove rn m e nt in to acceding G erm an and H u n g a ria n forces had
in flic te d large-scale dam age o f Ro­
c ause the p ro je c tile , e ith e r c a rrie d to th e ir demands.
in a plane o r by p ro p u lsio n in a
P o in tin g out th a t it was necessary m an ia a fte r she had deserted the
rocket, is what m ig h t be called the | to press th e ir d riv e now w hile the axis cause T atarescu asked fo r a
d e fin itiv e weapon.
B ritis h were being h a rd put to la rg e r a rm y and sca lin g down of
heavy reparations.
The p oint is we d id not develop m a in ta in o rd e r in Palestine, Irg u n
the rocke t in the C iv il w a r because ! suggested th a t the tw o other re-
On behalf of B u lg a ria , F o re ig n
we fe lt we y,acj som ething b e tte r | sistance groups. Haganah and the M in is te r George K oulishev cla im e d
(breech-loading
rifle d
a r tille r y i Stern gang, com bine to fo rm the I th a t his c o u n try had suffered 32.000
and sm a ll a rm s). And again the nucleus o f an underground govern­ casualties d u rin g the e ig h t m onths
it fought on the a llie d side.
He
ro cke t was set aside by a decision m ent and a rm y
charged G reek dem ands fo r J750,-
a rriv e d
at before we
engaged
000,000 in re p a ra tio n s w ere exces­
a ctiv e ly in W orld W ar I I when our
sive and asked th a t B u lg a ria be
experts, both in the a rm y and out
p e rm itte d to d is a rm w ith in reason­
of it, in clu d in g the g re a t Indus
able lim its . R e g u la tio n o f tr a ffic on
tr la lis ts who could gauge o u r p ro
the Danube should be the in te r­
du ctio n ca p a city, fe lt the a irp la n e
est o f a ll the co u n trie s b o rd e rin g the
was a su p e rio r weapon.
riv e r, in c lu d in g B u lg a ria , K o ulishev
We d id not e n tire ly neglect study
said.
and e xp e rim e n ta tio n on the ro c k ­
et d u rin g the w a r, how ever, and
now we are p ro b a b ly fa rth e r ad­
vanced in this type o f " a r t ille r y "
Fast A c tio n
than any oth er nation,
have learned to p ro je c t
A p p lic a tio n fo rm s fo r vets' u n ­
le r y " by m eans of the
used fu rlo u g h pay w ill be a v a ila b le
(pilotless a irp la n e )
at a ll post offices by m id -S ep te m b er
b u t d isb u rse m e n t o f the flv e -y e a r
bonds w ill not take place be fore the
end o f the m onth because o f tim e
req u ire d in p rin tin g .
AAW’S REVIEW
Dardanelles Row Looms;
Nations Ask Soil Peace
DARDANELLES:
PARIS:
Air Power Is Rig Killer in War
T h is has been an a via tio n year.
The firs t peacetim e ye a r th a t
A m e ric a has been acknowledged
as m istre ss of the a ir as w e ll as
o f the sea and the land. I t has
been a tim e of rem iniscence, of
rec a p itu la tio n , as w e ll as fo re ca st
and foreshadow ing
I rem e m be r the In te rvie w I had
w ith a c e rta in a rm y o ffic ia l d u r­
ing
the
war.
His
im p atie n ce ,
sm ashing the o rd in a ry rules of cen-
sorship, had revealed the secret
of the bazooka ke p t “ co n fid e n tia l"
long a fte r it was in use, and the
d etails of which G erm ans had long
since learned to th e ir sorrow . (The
bazooka functions on the rocket
p rin c ip le .)
The o ffice r pointed to an old
p rin t on his wall. It was a p ic tu re
of A m e rican soldiers d isch a rg in g
a rocket p ro je c tile In the W ar of
1812.
Why, then, if the rocket p rln c i-
p ie was known to u s in those e a rly
days. did w e not develop it as
the
G erm ans did. I asked
The
reason
the
rocket
was
neglected in the C iv il w a r period.
I was told, was because ordnance
e xperts
were
co n ce ntra tin g
on
the developm ent o f the breech­
loading fire a rm , and the pe rfe ctio n
o f riflin g
the m a kin g o f s p ira lle d
grooves inside the b a rre l w hich
gave the b u lle t o r p ro je c tile a
tw is tin g m ovem ent, and kept it
fro m tu m b lin g “ head over h e e ls."
T his Increased range and accu­
racy.
The em phasis was s t ill on the
rifle m a n ra th e r than the a rtille ry ,
and such sta tistics as we have
in d ica te th a t the in fa n try in the
F ranco • Prussian w a r of 1870
PALESTINE:
Ft K LOUGH PAY:
Is This lh<* krinv, Mr. Jones?
In W orld W ar 1 when YM CA
and
Bed Cross canteens
were
establ ished tig h t up into the zone
of the advance, and even nearer
the front, some o f the old tim e r s "
o f those days w rote to the e d ito rs
In sistin g th a t the C iv il w ar was won
on " s a lt horse and llk k e r " t l re c a ll
th a t phrase in one o f tlie le tte rs)
and we were ju s t softening the boys.
Well. it d id n t s o lle n th e m too
soft fo r Chateau T h ie rry and the
A r g o t.n e
Then came W orld War It. and
to m e of the veterans o f the e a rlie r
w ar raised th e ir eyebrows at the
USO. tu rke y din
rs at the f i t it
on T ha n ksg ivin g
ice eream (
stead of beans, salmon.
arn w illy
r nothing)
U d ir i
Dut.
ou a m t heard
u ttin ’
When they say "T h is ts the a rm y,
M r J o n e s." to you fu tu re G 1 s,
y o u 'll h a rd ly believe it
D id you hear w hat F ield M arshal
(blood, sand, and green fo r the
N o rm a n d y
hedges)
M ontgom ery
had to say? He b e lle v e i enlisted
men in the B ritis h a rm y ought to
tive lik e oth er fo lks Bedroom s, not
b a rra cks
“ You had y o u r b re a kfa st In bed
b e fo re ," goes the w a rning song,
"b u t you w o n 't have it there any
m ore
M aybe not But if M onty
has his WAy, B ritis h soldiers can
read in bed
And w hat about those tr ic k y u n i­
fo rm s A m e ric a n soldiers are going
to wear?
Blue! H ike the boys In blue who
said good-bye to Blue B e ll), And
perhaps
tw o -n o te ." w ith a lig h t­
er shnde for the trou se rs! And
overcoats AN D CAP ES I
You a re n 't In the a rm y now, M r
Jones Y o u 're in grand opera!
And then there is th a t te rm in a l
leave pay b ill passed by congress,
1 suppose, to p a cify the fellow s
who got out of the a rm y w ith o u t
kn o w in g w h a t th e y w e re g o in g to
m iss. A lm o st three b illio n d o lla rs
dum ped in to t i l pockets to even
them up w ith what the officers re-
d fo r I,
id n 't
taken.
I M l / M I. \ I IO \
I It I I FO R H IE I IK IN G . . .
Plagued by a shortage of labor
and an abundance of woodchucks,
tu tu m n Van Den lle u v a l, West
N ya ck, N. V ., fa rm e r, has In­
vite d a ll-e o m e rs to "c o m e and
help th e m s e lv e s " to his 80 acres
o f sweet co rn as w e ll aa b la ck­
b e rrie s and grapes.
In announcing the p ro ce d u re to be
follow ed, the w a r d e p a rtm e n t s ta t­
ed:
1. A p p lic a tio n s w ill be a c k n o w l­
edged when received to assure the
vet his c la im is on record.
2. D is b i.rs in g o ffice rs w ill accept
j sworn statem ents o f a p p lic a n ts un ­
less there is suspicion o f fraud.
J. A rm y vets unable to d e te r­
m ine how m uch unused fu rlo u g h
pay they have com ing, fig u re d on
the basis o f 2’ y days per m onth,
can ap p ly fo r in fo rm a tio n to the
a d ju ta n t g e n era l's personnel records
b ra n ch at St Louis, Mo.
U A U /’O.Y
Lederai Spending Curb Urged
CH IC A G O — T e rm in g a cu rb in o rd in a te the to ta l spending w ith ex­
fe d e ra l g o ve rn m e n ta l expenditures pected revenues
R eturn State Passera.
"th e n a tio n's m ost p o w e rfu l weapon
Jackson also urged lo ca l govern­
against In fla tio n ," W illia m K Jack-
son, president of the C ha m b e r o f m ents and business org a n iza tio n s to
| w o rk fo r the re tu rn to the states of
C om m erce of the U n ite d States,
powers and co n tro ls usurped by
urged
im m e d ia te
congressional ! the fe d e ra l g o ve rn m e nt
action to slash spending.
"S e v e ra l state agencies have de-
Jackson,
who addressed b u si­ i veloped the e n e rv a tin g h a b it of
ness men a t the 23rd annual N a­ lo o kin g to W ashington as the source
tio n a l In s titu te fo r C o m m e rc ia l and o f so lution fo r e ve ry d iffic u lty ,” he
T rade O rg a n isa tio n E xe cu tive s on asserted. "T h e y seem to have for-
the Evanston cam pus o f N o rth ­ ' gotten th a t th is se e m ingly easy
western u n iv e rs ity , urged th a t con­ tre a tm e n t becomes a tw o w ay n a r­
gress establish an o v e r-a ll budget cotic. I t is h a b it fo rm in g in Wash-
co m m itte e to reco m m en d a c e il­ ' ington as w e ll as In the state capi-
ing on a p p ro p ria tio n s and to co I ta ls ."
The ch a m b e r o f co m m e rce has
asked business groups to re fra in
fro m seeking special fe d e ra l a p p ro ­
p ria tio n s fo r the benefit o f in d iv id ­
u a l states o r lo ca l c o m m u n itie s ,
he reported.
H its M ob R u le .’
The business m en w e re asked to
ca m p a ig n fo r le g is la tio n to " e q u a l­
ize the re s p o n s ib ilitie s as w e ll as
rig h ts " o f la b o r and m anagem ent.
"J u ris d ic tio n a l disputes, boycotts,
coercion, in tim id a tio n , m ass p ic k e t­
ing, b lo c k in g o f p u b lic h ig h w a ys by
s trik e rs , and p re v e n tio n o f access
to p riv a te p ro p e rtie s do not re p re ­
sent law and o rd e r, b u t m ob r u le ,"
he asserted
SIDES FO R N E X T WAR
PARIS. — Perhaps it has ceased
i to be news but, even so, it ean't
be em phasized too often th a t this
i so-called
peace
conference
is
a c tu a lly a choosing up o f sides fo r
another w a r unless som ething v ita l
j and e le c trify in g in the w ay of
d ip lo m a c y steps in to p re ve n t it.
F YOU have been w anting a bed
E vents are m o vin g w ith te rrific
• with an upholstered head piece
speed w h ile th is conference moves
w ith h u m d ru m slowness. In the why not cut down an old iron bed
An inexpen­
! Russian zone of G e rm a n y, 12 fac- for a foundation?
i to rie s are p o u rin g out m u n itio n s sive hack saw m ay be used or you
fo r the Red a rm y . In Czechoslo­ can ta k e it to a plum ber.
T he p a r t th a t is le ft m a k e s a stro n g
va k ia . the sum o f 400 m illio n d o l­
f r a m e fo r th e e n tire bed a n d one th a t is
la rs has been a p p ro p ria te d fo r m u ­ e a s y to ta k e dow n.
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n itio n s — a ll of a standard type,
T his idea is fro m H om e-M aking BOOK
in te rchangeable w ith e ith e r the No. 3 th a t a lso c o n ta in s d ire c tio n s for
Czech o r the Red a rm y . Y ugoslavia m o re th a n th ir ty o th e r s im ila r Id e a s for
u sin g od d s a n d e n d s th a t a r e to be found
and Poland also are p o u rin g out In a ttic s an d s to re ro o m s fo r d is c a rd e d
h o m e fu rn ish in g s. R e a d e rs m a y g e t a
standardized Russian arm s.
copy of BOOK 3 p o stp aid fo r 15c by s e n d ­
M e a n w h ile th is peace c o n fe r­
ing re q u e s t to:
ence ta lk s sonorously, pio u sly of
MRS. K IT H W Y ETH SPEA R S
procedure and precedents. M ean­
B edford H ills, N. Y.
D ra w e r 10
w h ile , also, the sides are chosen
E n clo se 15 c e n ts for Book 3.
— the line-up,
unless
heroic
m easures head it off—fo r the
N a m e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---------- —
n e xt w a r.
Add re s s ------------------------------------—— -
The lin e -up o f Russian sate llite s
never varies. In a ll the conference
vo tin g , fro m San F ra n cisco th rough
the U n ite d Nations assem bly in
New
Y o rk
to
P a ris,
Russia's
stooges only once voted against
th e ir m asters in the K re m lin . T ha t
"Get O'Sullivan SOUS as well as
was when
B ye lo ru ssia
got
its
signals crossed. Russia can be ab- I
Heels next time you have your
solutely sure o f the fo llo w in g votes
shoes repaired.
on e ve ry ro llc a ll, come h e ll o r h ig h
w a te r:
B yelorussia, the U k ra in e , ■
EASY DOES IT
Poland. Y u goslavia and Czechoslo- i
va kla .
UP HILL
The lin e -up on the o th er side
op
down
varies. I t is s ig n ific a n t th a t the
B ritis h do m in io n s fre q u e n tly desert
England. T his proves th e re 's rea l
d em ocracy in the B ritis h e m p ire . 1
A u s tra lia and New Zealand vote
m ore than h a lf the tim e against
E n g la n d :
Canada
about
50-50.
South A fric a and In d ia fre q u e n tly
are aligned w ith England, a lthough
not always.
The m ost fo rth rig h t leaders o f
the anti-S oviet bloc are A u s tra lia ,
the N etherlands. B ra z il and B e l­
gium .
Note—M ost p a the tic s a te llite in
the Soviet lin e -up is Jan M a s a ry k
of
C zechoslovakia,
now
n ic k ­
nam ed "T h e P riso n e r of Z e n d a ."
Son o f old P re sid e n t Thom as M as­
a ry k . who founded the Czechoslo­
vak re p u b lic in P itts b u rg h in 1918
under the g o d fa th e rship o f Wood-
ro w W ilson, Jan M a s a ry k 's sy m ­
pathies are a ll w ith the U n ite d I
States and B rita in . B u t w ith his \ S afe, Sound In vestm en t—
co u n try s o lid ly surrounded by Rus­
Buy U . S. Savings Bonds!
sia, he votes co n siste ntly w ith the
Russian bloc.
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ACCUSED O F SNOOPING
I t is n ’ t being a d ve rtise d but Lt.
Gen S ir John H arding, c o m m a n d ­
e r o f A llie d forces in Venezia
G iu lia , has sent a hot cable to the
W hite House and the B ritis h fo r­
eign office against d y n a m ic ex- |
M a y o r La G u a rd ia o f N ew Y o rk, I
accusing
the
fie ry
F io re llo
of
snooping in T rie ste . G e n era l H a rd ­
in g dem anded th a t the W hite House
and the B ritis h c ra c k down on La
o f cases show ed
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G u a rd ia and pre ve n t h im fro m
c lin ic a l im p ro v e -
sla n d e rin g A m e ric a n and B ritis h |
m ent a fte r o n ly 10 y
troops in T rie ste . In fa ct. G e n era l
days tre a tm e n t w ith
SOR ETON'S in im p a r tia l,
H a rd in g even threatened his resig- j
n ation unless he got fu ll support, j
s c ie n tific test.
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ATHLETE’S FOOT
As a re s u lt the B ritis h , w h ich have
some ju ris d ic tio n o ve r La G u a rd ia
because U N R R A is in te rn a tio n a l,
sent New Y o rk 's fo rm e r m a y o r an
appeal to pipe down.
A p p a re n tly it d id no good,
how ever. It was a lte r re c e iv in g
the London appeal th a t F io re llo
boasted th a t 25 good New
Y’ o rk cops could clean up the
th ie v in g in T rie ste . I.a G u a rd ia
p re v io u s ly had dem anded th a t
the A n g lo -A m e ric a n troops in
T rie s te
p re ve n t
the
w hole­
sale disappearance of U N R R A
supplies.
Note— D u rin g the w a r, F. D R.
pro m ise d La G u a rd ia a c o m m is ­
sion as, b rig a d ie r g e neral and the
Job o f h e lp in g to govern Ita ly , but
the a rm y brass hats blocked it. Ap-
p a re n tly they figured th e y could
never handle the ferocious L ittle
F low er. B ritis h generals now th in k
th e ir A m e ric a n colleagues were
rig h t.
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• • •
D O N 'T MISS A T R IC K
C h ie f tro u b le w ith the A m e ric a n
d e le g atio n a t th is peace conference
is th a t it lets the opposing team
ta ke too m an y bases on balls
and steal second too m an y tim es.
M ea n w h ile , the Russians are on the
u m p ire 's neck, y e llin g them selves
hoarse o v e r e v e ry close decision.
T hey d o n 't m iss a tr ic k . I f a
bunt down the firs t baseline is
ca lle d a fo u l, the R ussians w ill
argue u n til blue in the face th a t
it was a f a ir baU. F in a lly , the op­
posing side gets tir e d o f w ra n g lin g
and a rg u in g and gives in.
• • •
M O LO T O F F COURT t i l
The h a rd -h ittin g , m e rc u ria l fo r­
eign
m in is te r
of
Russia
has
changed his ta c tic s a I t since the
U n ite d N a tio n s conference a t San
F ra n cisco . Also, since the co u n cil
o f fo re ig n m in is te rs in London last
Septem ber
A t F a ris , M oloto ff is p la y in g his
cards m ore c a re fu lly Pephaps he
realizes th a t p u b lic op in io n has
c ry s ta lliz e d ag a in st Russia A t any
rate, instead o f h u rlin g M oloto ff
c o c k ta ils when things go against
•dm. he has been o u tw a rd ly ca lm
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