Far Eastern Commission Awaits Arrival of Russians
Members of the F ar Eastern commission hold open meet«n< at state department and are addressed
by Secretary of State Byrnes. Most of the work at hand was delayed awaiting arrival of the Russian members.
Shown left to right: T. A. Stone. Canada; C. A. Berendsen. New Zealand; P. E N ag g a lr.F rance; Ambassa­
dor Wei Tao-Wing. China; Lord Halifax. Great Britain, and Secretary of State Byrnes. The control of Japan
will be the concern of the commission.
Big Chinese Welcome for American Leathernecks
The usually phlegmatic Chinese let themselves go with wild enthusiasm to welcome the first contingent
of U S marines that arrived in Tientsin. China, during the occupation of North China. The cheering crowd
stood like this from dawn until the leathernecks arrived late at night. The leathernecks are well known by the
Chinese, for during peacetime some U. S. marines were always on duty In that country.
President Approves New Banner
Marks Leyte Landing
President Truman has accepted the new presidential flag, which had
been designed by orders of President Roosevelt. The eagle is looking i Monument erected on the “ Red”
toward the olive branch of peace clutched in its right talon, instead of beach near Tacloban, Leyte, P. I.,
toward its left talon holding arrows symbolic of war, as was the case marks the spot where General Mac-
in the former presidential flag. Star in each corner has also been Arthur stepped ashore to lead the
omitted. The change of omitting the four stars was made when five-star fight which resulted in the suc-
generals were authorized.
cessful liberation of the Philippines.
Leaders of
Junta
Members of the revolutionary Junta, which disposed Venezuelan
President Medina and his government, are pictured in the M ira Flores
palace after they had taken over control of the government. Left to
right: Romulu Betancourt, Raul Leonl, D r. Edmundo Fernandez and
Capt. M ario Vargas. The new government Is reported functioning.
A-La-Kangaroo Pack
Mrs. Joseph Longbreak, one of 10
New Zealand war brides to arrive
recently at Los Angeles, Is demon­
strating her A-La-Kangaroo carrier
for six-months-old baby Wayne.
DEPARTMENT OF PEACE
WASHINGTON. — This columnist
recently proposed that we begin
thinking a little more about the Ser­
mon on the Mount in our internation­
al relations, und among other things
establish u Department of Peace.
It was suggested that along with
the Department of War and the navy
department, we set up as our first
line of defense a Department of
Peace to promote the idea that the
only alternative to the atom bomb Is
to teach the world and ourselves
that we must get along with each
other.
One aftermath of this idea is sig­
nificant. It occurred in the appro­
priations committee of the house of
representatives the other day when
its members voted appropriations
for the state department.
It happens that the nearest thing
we have to a Department of Peace
is the Department of State. That or­
ganization is by no means perfect,
and might not be ideal to operate a
Department of Peace. But its new
chief, Jimmy Byrnes, has some
good ideas and is working hard to
establish new bureaus for spreading
goodwill and helping peace.
He is trying to carry on the Ideas
of the office of war Information which
furnished propaganda to newspa­
pers, aimed toward a better under­
standing of the USA. Byrnes Is also
trying to raise salaries. For years
state department officials have
struggled along on starvation wages.
This is partly the fault of the
wealthy career clique which wanted
to keep wages low and thus oper­
ate a closed shop for themselves.
So Secretary of State Byrnes is try­
ing to raise diplomatic wages as the I
first step toward having alert dip­
lomats guard the peace front.
However, when Byrnes' appropri­
ation bill got up before his old
friends in congress the other day.
the house appropriations committee
slashed it to ribbons. They particu­
larly cut the new agencies patterned
on the general idea of a Depart­
ment of Peace.
MRS. ROOSEVELT'S TRAVELS
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
soon be off on another globe-girdling
tour designed to help international
relations. This time Mrs. Roosevelt
plans to visit Russia as well as oth­
er war-ravaged nations in Europe.
In recent weeks, she has been tak­
ing a more vocal, outspoken posi­
tion on public issues. Although she
denied having blasted Secretary of
State Byrnes publicly for his han­
dling of the foreign minister confer­
ence. Mrs. Roosevelt has been very
sharp in private conversations about
the way Truman and Byrnes have
been rocking the ship of state, espe­
cially when it comes to foreign af-*
fairs.
Mrs. Roosevelt claims age is
creeping up on her, but to an out­
side observer she gives no evidence
of slowing down. She is now almost
as active as she was before her hus­
band's death — certainly still the
most forthright lady ever to live in
the White House.
WHY M EN LEAVE NAVY
Worried about the failure of men
and officers to remain in the navy.
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal re­
cently put out an order to naval sep­
aration centers to interview the next
100 reserve officers who came up for
discharge. The result showed bitter
resentment on the part of reserve of­
ficers against the Annapolis clique.
Here are some typical inter-views
quoted verbatim:
‘.‘The only reason I would join the
navy again would be if I were starv­
ing.”
“It's mighty late for the navy to
try to sell itself to reservists.”
” 1 think the officers of the regular
navy are grasping, pushing and self-
centered.”
“The attitude of the majority of
Annapolis officers to reservists is
that they are to be endured only for
the time being."
"The Annapolis grads should cast
aside their childish attitude.”
MERRY-GO-ROUND
<1 Judge Samuel Rosenman, one of
Franklin Roosevelt’s closest friends,
has become a staunch defender of
Mississippi’s George Allen, who
holds a similar position with Harry
Truman. To his skeptical New Deal
friends, Judge Rosenman protests,
“ But George is a liberal." Allen,
a protege of the late Senator Pat
Harrison and an insurance execu­
tive, spends part of every morning
with Truman going over his prob­
lems.
<]. The White House is quietly pass­
ing the word around to newsmen not
to pack their bags. There will be no
more presidential junkets for quite
a while. Truman got enough kidding
about his journey to the Missouri
county fair to last him a long time.
<1 OPA estimates that 700,000 vet­
erans and their families have no
place to live. Their wives and chil­
dren have been living “doubled up”
while the G.I.s were out fighting.
Now the veterans want a home of
their own and can’t find it. Reports
coming to me say that homeless vet­
erans will stage a demonstration in
New York City.
<1 The house committee on un-Amer­
ican activities has investigated ex-
Sen. Robert Reynolds’ Nationalist
party. But, according to Investi­
gator George McDavitt, it found
nothing wrong with this group.
Hard Metal
Carboloy metal, near In hardness
to the diamond. Is a product of the
relatively new science of powder
metallurgy. It Is mude by mixing
powdered tungsten, carbide and co­
balt, finer than Hour, pressing this
together under tremendous pressure,
and then heuting It In furnuces to
temperatures up in the thousands of
degrees. This fuses the powders to­
gether to form n metal that is not
only the hardest metal known to sci­
ence but is also extremely dense
und weighs roughly one-hulf uguin
as much as lead.
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