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ROOMS WITH BOARD (ce
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAR CATHEDRAL, NW.-Lovely. large
3-rm. apt, completely furn.. incl. linens
Bile couple from Aug. i to Oct. only; tota
rent, $3.50, in advance. plus utilities. 30,
I54.Y; Star, or tel .ordway. 505l. rs
ait for so nicely adss
each easah, per month Nj. 6434: -
saa IH0m pers kfehen no 9s sss
GIRL TO SHARE modern Arm. apt with
other girls; $50 monthly, includes every
thing. 202 Wilmington pl. Sc. FIR. 1889
HOTEL APTs.-Newly furnished and dec
ofaIeo combination liying-bedroom; all new
E pbone M FnsT bath s2l4 per
WH1TEsToNE HOTEL. iioi 18th St n,
1913 MONROE ST. N.w.-Two girls te
AIR-CooLED Broom apt. near wardmar
co 49, 1913 v Sex 4s @Pses ss Tefe
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Arlington
apt; rms. & bath: will rent Aug Z
TIL Sept 49, prefer refer. Box AJAX Star
Ne, NEAR CAPIToL-Front living room
6oedroom and adj room, no kitchen; > girls
RE- REFI RH u Gk Box 30 2s2y sts
lie girls; ,s2s mo. 1901 Lonsfellow St
REF1 FIN s' G1 fiIer Is io 30 share s spt
with 2 Catholic girls, 1851 Euclid; SIS
WILL SHARE partly Turn. a-rm mo mode
apt: with another girl, % to 30: $40. OR
1000 after p.l-l., or write Box 7S-X. Star
GIRL, age 90 to 80. wanted to share bun
galoW In NV. with 3 other girls; S45 incl
all expenses. Write. stating age, phone no,
S WORKING n Il, hrs Box 476-X, Star. 81.
I oft1cers or veterans, $50 wk ca;
Paefi1gssda 1TNiv Sho YER 81 S135. 49,,
and Euclid--Bedrm, liv rm., kit, pvt bath
porch; S95; man and wife.
room; bath, no kitchen; 24-hr:. elevator
ssysl SUI tTpsHfp s q Box lax, Star;
Gaf married couple; $75, gas, cleo, incl.
1851 EUCLID ST. N.w.-wanted, girl,
$3.50. to share 2-bedrm apt with 5
other girls; $40 per month includes meals.
NEAR sth AND LoNGFELLow-4 rms,
private bath. private home: quiet non
drinking couple: $50. Call for appoint
ment. Box 225-X. Star.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

re E. CAPITOL sT.-Lge double room,
men or couple; semipriv. shower bath;
conv. transportation and maid service; IS
per wk per person. Ii 0022. 80
1916 ST. N.E.-Gentleman for single
room in Jewish family, S25 per month.
1879 LYMAN PL. NE-Nr Sears, refined
employed couple, new furniture, tile bath;
1910 o. 9th Est ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.. couple,
Sl2; nm. next bath, SO; ladies or gentle
4i4I 18th sT. NE-Master bedroom,
private shower. spacious closet. bus corner
Cultured gentleman. $50 monthly. Ho.
BRENTWOOD VICINITY. 2e44 10th St
Double rm in refined pvt home; prefer
married couple. both working, or . gen.
tlemen; $50. Call DU. 0039 80
1850 AMES ST. N.E.-Doable nm. nicely
furn., all modern conven,; transp. and
restaurants nearby: $500 ca. wk. FIR.
1919 NEAL ST. NE.-Front bedroom.
twin beds; breakfast privils.. unlim. phone;
2OO6 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Double room
for rent, in private home; S25 per month
sia ST. N.E.@Nice frst-Aoor room, twin
beds, for employed couple; $50 month. AT.
coLoRED-1s2e MONTICELLO AVE, ne
Attractive room for rent: So week; near
bus. Call LII. 1884.
liI5 4fth ST: NE.-Large double T I'm.
mex next to to bath 90 private home couple SS35
419 eth ST. N.E.-Large front rm,; for
sirls; SIS double, $40 single. Call before
10 or after g.
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APIS. WANTED Cont. J

VETERAN, wife and Smonth-old daughter
sss sS0T g. aP { syn
uNlTED NATfoNs OFFICIAL with two
EX $500 Ext ao44, ~ to u5H wee * n.ut1
MAN, WIFE and two small girls desperately
hP9ss ae avaaS SRuf Call MR
BROWN. HI, 045s-W. %
sib,e sisters; best possible tenants no
soap sF With 9Sde NEEDED ss
VET VET AND WIFE, permanent Govt en-
desire bedroom unfinished apt. $50.
S65 Cali JACOBSON. TR; 5000. Ext 22s
week.-Mrs. 9nnb,c s- ,saneS or IL s751 60!
VETERAN, wife and month-old baby, need
nnurn nf ss or apt within
sssstSss Permanently employed Cali so OK
Two-BEDRooM unfurn, apt. for 3
adults, a gentleman and his wife and
mother mott please call BARKER. at INCA
F FeisHdEi o TTSSPANTRY OFFICER. now en-
preferably furnished. for self and wife: n W,
EN- 2ox s coupIE des ae
or rm,, kitchen and bath. uniurn in
NV. or Silver Spring area. Call 81. 4033.
FURN. APT. wanted by vet. and wife. in
NV. section; no children or pets. Call
8 to 5. Elk 242o, Ext. 700. 81
IN MARYLAND, near Bethesda or Silver
children, nc. pets l-bedroom apt, unfurn.:
PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED Army major
and wife desire furnished one-bedroom
apartment; no pets. no chldren:>s own
linens and dishes. Cali LII; 4746. 81.
PROFESSIONAL MAN and wife, permanent
residents of Washington, desire one or
two bedroom apartment furnished or I'M
| furnished. in the NV. section; no children:
proper references shall be supplied. Call
EN-. 1881, between 8 m. and pm. or
WO, 5000, Ext. 219. after pm. 81
COUPLE is in need of one-bedroom fur
nished apt. in ne. location; can furnish
ref; both employed. FIR. sl44 after pm
SETTLED PROFESSIONAL perm empl
women desire furn. apt. RE. 1920, Ext.
5014
RAILROAD EMPLOYE, wife, daughter, -.
desire two-bedroom place. EVANS, MA.
1899 81
VETERAN, wife and children need an
unfurniShed apartment . bedrooms: rea-
sonable. Call 8 m. to IL am, ia. $500.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
and long distance. No Job too large and
none too small: Ii. 100
LIGHT MOVING JOBS-Will make de-
liveries of any kind nightwork spe-
ciaIty; reasonable. rates. MI. 5O65;. 29'
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
VETERAN MOVERS-Au new equipment;
al white veteran help. CHI 1901: eyes,,
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE g. scATEs.
INC. VETERANS Of World Wars I and II;
moving, packing and storage. Phone 81.
FIT: nights. EN-. 1908. 30
MOVING and general hauling: contract
AXE AXE YOU YOU MOVING. Let the RETuRN
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care of your
moving-day problems; packing. transporta-
ton and storage; many years of expert
ence have made US specialists in handling
tax i over. Phone IL, 1854 Or Ii. $3.50.
6ASHI ELL TRANsFE h ad moving,
general hauling, 5o-mi. radius; cargo ms;
prompt service. Call DE 9ST1, day or
night, and Sun. Reas. rates. 81
TRASH COLLECTION service by SHAYNE
BROS, co, Responsible and efficient.
MovfNG9 AND HAULING wanted. ME.
EX-GI-Hauling, moving, storage; will
move your trunk or your house: special
rates to veterans. JOHN GLOVER. DE.
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving
stor; local, long-dist. moving. ia. 1887.
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ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. (cont ,

NSS"S tSNiN.-t<oTtHWests tSoHt.Js
s444 CLIFTON ST. N;W:1.Double, triple
issIf TSpERWoob s r. NV. Master
poTtstlon and near waiter Reed il
one on; BLOCK WEST OF CONN. ave.-5ss1e
sempr S bath owners home se enP@
'TouRislTsm E / ays-gsautitul
54o8 SPRING RID. NV rooms, bed
msR and piV uds R Pen bath k 0 sss n
5s05 14th Nw-A vacancy for young girl
isrse' Diet, Southern home, tel tel. and iaun-
cry priyilegeeS! , $40 week. including br S9
home)0Larse near ATTRACTIVE frS front: ! twin
attractive double b to share with Ia another
gentleman; semipriyate bath; double clos
cts: $50 each: refined, permanent guests
PETwoRTH Io 49o1 9TH st. n.w.-very large.
eonSSenienHt to :, bus and car lines; s26 mo.
d sGiI Kansas pAvE-Lge.. attr. nm. and
screened porch, newly dec; pvt; home;
P sas T PRfNcEToN sST PIosnsie oG front room;
kitchen privileges, uni phone; young lady;
Jewish home: $50. TIA: 1856, 80
5I27 Bird ST. N.W.-Comfortable room.
next to shower bath; conv transp.; gentle
man; S25 4
1892 18th ST. N.W.-Large single-bed rm,
gentleman only; $40; near Mt Pleasant
carine and 10th st. bus MISS KIRK, d.
a0S0; after 6 pm. MI 1921. -3l
Twin beds. bath with shower; bus at door
Adult gentle family. RA. 5000 80
1887 c ST. S.E.-Clean. bright room no
drinking: SOB per mo. Ii 1917. 80
CoLoRED-I036 PARK RD.: several com;
Portable rooms for single and married
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
COLORED-321S 18th N.W.-Large, nice
ileges; close to transportation; So each
weekly. CO. 9464. 20
COLORED-1727 18th ST. N.W.-We have
several rms for couples and single per
sons S4.50-S5 per wk. per person no.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.s. and s.w.

1903 c ST. Sc, Apt. Sleeping room,
nicely furn.; near bath; $40 week; near
1859 ST. s.E.-Larse front room, twin
beds, for employed or couple; $50 mo
or ST wk; each. Ii. 4043. 20
1908 T PL. S.E.-Gentlemen, . sleep
ing rooms for rent. twin beds in each
room, near bath and shower. l room, ST
each; l room, So each per week. AT. ss16.
o3s 1st ST. s.E.-For gentlemens Very
large sleeping rm. with connecting reading
or dressing nm: S45, single; $50, double:
also single with running water, S32 80.
623 9Th ST. S.W.-Single or double, So
and Sc a week: 81 for double room; D1.
NEAR GOVT. BLDGs. AND CAPITOL, 42s
9Th st. sw.-Housekeeping rm., $40 wk
Telephone for appt.. ME. 1857. 80
5e6 18th ST. Sc, Apt. 1-Furn room and
privils for empl. couple: S32 mo-. cow
transp. All day Sun. weekdays after 7.
514 A ST. S.E.-Large room. suitable for
. girls or , men; twin beds: 81 so each.
HILLCREST SECTION, 2135 Branch ave.
s.e.--Single room, for gentleman only,
with references; private home. semiprivate
bath, telephone in room on busline: $50
month; cow. to Naval Air, Census, Naval
Gun Factory garage available, SIS extra.
1913 G ST. s.E.-Nicely furn front rm
twin beds: employed couple or men: $40
wk. TR. 669S. 81
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA,

ARLINGToN-New, &C, front room. next
b.: laun., phone pvt; y blk. bus; pvt.
res: emp. lady only CHI 9121 aster z m.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, one-half block from
Wisconsin ave.-Will rent large. airy,
charmingly furnished room with adjoining
bath TO- refined lady; private family: $40
mo. WI 51S5. go
WILL RENT lovely master bedroom in new
home to refined. quiet man: ID min.
downtown or Pentason. Gil. 1862. 20
BEDROOM, twin beds, private bath and
sitting room: private home: $40 each;
Sunday breakfast and laundry If desired
men only WI 2942. -29
SILVER SPRING-Immediate occupancy
Gentleman onyD sa I'm nm p es6 t6 bath
SH. 1858. 80
1900 COLONIAL TERRACE, Arlington, Va
Nicely furnished corner room, private
bath: L or . gentlemen. CHI 1896. 3
S0i n. FILLMORE ST, Arington-Single
rm., near bath: gentleman, $50. Gil. 9O07.
CHEyERLY. MD.-Double room, kitchen
privileges. S45 month; on busline Call
after & pm WA 1904 81
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

PHILA. -WASH.-6-room brick with 3 large
bedrooms, full basement and garage. con-
yenient Location at Larshmont; Pa. for
MA. 1925, Ext. 123, Mondays to Fridays.
WANTED. MODERN 3 or bedroom house
in good NV, location: will pay cash. In
exchange will rent you a 2-bedroom row
brick with gas h.-wh. at rent ceiling,
west Of 10th and Park I'd "a blocks.
Box 257-Y Star. 30'
EXCHANGE 6-room brick bungalow. de-
tached Gear garage, on West Side of Chi
cago. near transportation, schools and
shopping; for similar Washington, nearby
Maryland property; sale, rental. MAR
TIN, Elk. BIZ, Ext. $40. g
TWO-BEDROOM brick bungalow in Lam
sing Mich: will sell TO party with s.
bedroom bungalow in suburban Washing
MOVING TO NEW YORK; Have lovely
place we hate to leave at Port Washing
ton, 1. l.. We want to exchange for COM
parable property in WASHINGTON suburb,
preferably Md Our home has bedrms ,
3 tile baths e HOLLYWOOD showers. den,
paneled recreation nm, 2 hreplaceS; at
tached double. garage: well Handicapped
1l0xl00 plot; beach rights. Write or call
owner, G. D. STENCIL, SO Amherst I'd.
Port Washington. N. w. P. ". 23ss-W
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GREENWICH FOREST. Bethesda--Beaut.
furn. 4-bedrm. home with den and partial
bath on st f. for rent Sept. ] st. for ] VI.
$500 per mo. Call E. M. FRY, INC, 7240
Wis; aye; WI; $40; .,,. d
FINE NEW HOME. beautifully furnished
Falls Church 206l-M. q
FROM AUGUST list to January. 1914
Small GEORGETOWN house. charminely fur
nished; din. rm., kit. bedrm. and bath in
English basement: 1st fl. has lge. lily. rm
with fireplace layatory' hall and writing
many man ise. closets; 500 a mo. LAURA
HARLAN & CO. 1905 10th ST. NV. ma,
4031. Apply Box 59-X, Star.
UNTIL OCTOBER Ist-Out of the city heat
A lovely home in Belle Haven: $500 mo
Refs. EASTMAN 81 STEELE. Falls Church
1920.
LOVELY 4-bedroom country home located
on River I'd. in Potomac Hunt section; en-
ployed owner to retain l room with kitchen
privileges. WI. 0922. 80
ATTENTIONS! Homeless-Will rent my fur
nished 3-bedroom house in Arlington from
Aus. , to Is. CHI. 50S2. 225 N. Piedmont
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WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-3Ia un-
furnished or furnished: $50 including
utilities, for or more. Box 205-,X, Star.
WASHINGTON for New York-One or two
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. garden apt.
in new Alexandria, Va, development for
to bedrm. furn. or unfurn apt or
no house in New Jersey COW. to N. Y. C.
WASHINGTON FOR N. Y. CITY or vic, 81
conveniences, exchange for similar apt.
E F O52S Box 206-X, Star. i
WILL EXCHANGE Groom apartment for
similar apt. or house in vicinity of 18th
and H ne. Call OR 6257 30
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom duplex Los
RE: $500. Ext. T7G33, Mr., BRENNAN 'c =.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. furn. apt.
for 2-bedrm. apt. or house, unfurn.; vicin-
lty Of Bellevue. Gail LII. 4S63 20
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th AND POTOMAC AVE. SEE. s-rm.
row brick, including 2 fully inclosed back
porches; arranged for 2 apis. full base
ment, front porch; house clean and in
MARTIN. NO. 2I41 till pm. 80
HOME AND INCOME - Groom and A.
1892 mo-; near 18th and Euclid SITS. NV.
Call Sat. and Sun, 10 to f. r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor. MA, $3.50. sos North
Capitol st. 80
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ROOMS WANTED.

Ink. ROOM or room, laundry privileges;
settled employed woman; references Box
69-Y, Star. go
SINGLE ROOM for refined lady in private
home. ne. or NV. References. Box 261-Y,
Star. 29s
with or without house
keeping for responsible people who need
either temporary or permanent quarters;
references given; special need Call Geor-
sia 3S4l to list available rooms or apart
ments between a m. and 8 pm. --31
A GENTLEMAN would like to rent a room
and kitchenette for Ink. Box 2S1-Y, Star
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

25,unit apartment elevator bldgs in ex-
cellent NV. location being sold for less
than III times annual rent. For apt, in
come breakdown, call Mulroy, Elk. s535.
CoLoRED-UNIT BLK. QUE ST. NE
complete apis. Of and rms and bath
ea.' OIL h.-w.h-; income quoted, S3,7OO
annually; price. S26.5Q0; terms Call
Mr: Clark, PROVIDENT REALTY CO,
l4Oo st. MI SS4h
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED,

LIE. nm MODEM oinnsd Bk ki h bdI ~ tn
basement: oil heat: buIlt-in garage; almost
acre lot; Fairfax Heights on Tralway bus:
available row: suitable residence. tourist
home or nursery, $500 month. Amin
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

SMALL HOUSEKEEPING UNIT, near Fort
Myer, for two adults; desired Immediately
Can furnish. Box 222-Y. Star 29a
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURN. HOUSE, 8 or more bedrooms. 4
adults, daughter, s; gentle, prof. Govt
employe; Sept. 18th. earlier. Box 174-V
Star 3Os
MATURE COUPLE, former homeowners, no
Ad-daleel., 1946-07-24
have spurng up in LA, one being the Leba-

have spurng up in LA, one being the Leba-
mars, the other unnamed as yet -.
One of the incest things that could happen
to a girl happened recently to Angeline Azar
of Washington, D. c. She was selected to
represent Civil Service at a dinner at the
White House, and with the Trumans, no less!
Angeline is a sister of Corresponding Secre-
tary Helen Youness and Hazel Azar, and is
expected out here soon. By the way, Hazel
and Helen's most recent guest was that cute
cousin of theirs from San Diego, Josephine
Nassif, who's also Gen Skaff's cousin. And
related too, to all the Nassif's -. And speak
ing of Gen STATISTICS leaving this week for
her home in the Middle West 49,.
Joe MUIR is back from S. F.. Geo. Ellis
is working nights and won't be able to at
tend club meetings for a while. Says though
he will try to make it at his first opportunity
-. Bob Jabour has been elected the presi-
dent of another club recently organized :.
Toy Massad has been named in full charge
of the Clubs "Juke box" and PA system :.
Adele and Edna Salem have moved into a
new home at 1000 N. Talmadge -. Geo. Mas
sf has gone back to Iowa for a visit. He is
accompanied by his father :. Mike Rihbany
is in the process of moving his family down
from Fillmore -. Rose Samra has volunteered
to take on a lot of the Clubs tipping work at
her Elsinore home -. Blanche famous is do
ing a special job this week at the first An
nual Construction Industries Exposition and
Home Show, Pan-Pacific Auditorium :. Geo.
Waian has begun a spirited drive for a big
affair which will honor Nom Asmar on her
return from Syria this fall -. Our deepest
sympathy to AL Shame on the loss by death
of his favorite uncle at Detroit recently go.
Neal Brewers,
Public Relations.
Ad-daleel., 1946-07-24
is WAR INEVITABLE?

First what is war? War is one political
power or nation e~xerting violence upon an
other nation or person.
Mllltarlstlc experts claim that war is as
inevitable as night following day. Why?
simply because mans wants always exceed
ms present capacity. AS long as man has
desires there shall be war. The capacity that
it will be depends on the limitations of mans
wants and desires,
Hitler desired political power and world
control. He tried to achieve his aim and
failed. There shall always be some group or
individual that will try to dominate other
groups or persons and unavoidedly cause
war.
Russias hopes may exceed their present
limitations and lead the country into another
turmoil. Stain claims that wars are newt
able as long as "capitalistic nations such as
the U. S. exist. He attributed the last war
not to the Nazis, not to the Japanese militar-
lists, but to the 'capitalistic world economies.
After every war comes a peace treaty of
some description that is supposedly drawn
TO prevent another war but they never last
more than a few years. Peace is a society
means so that relations between the mem
Der OF society are regulated by direct law.
Peace, as we know it, is simply order based
on law. This never lasts.
1t has been proven in the past that peace
HNee~S AoNS OSSl Id q RIOlOIlSIQGuC Oh
the next war. Countries have used treaties
for their own material benefits.
The only remedy for this is to make indi-
viduals and not our s~o-called sovereign states
subject to these international agreements.
This has worked before and can work again.
For example, the African Slave Treaty.
II the countries that are to draw up our
new treaty July 20 can keep this point in
mind we will be able to prolong war for a
long period.
According to the Potsdam Declaration Rus
STA was to receive $40, 900, 600, 900 worth of
Germany in return for Germany's destruc-
ton. She has already taken $4,000, 900, 900.
Russia is now manufacturing go times more
steel than she ever has. Why? Ask her.
1t we can make individuals and not sover-
eign states subject to the new treaty we will
be able to live in a world of peace for a long
time. But war is inevitable, history has
proved that, don't ever get the idea installed
In your mind of lasting peace because it is
quite impossible. If we keep alert, though.
there will not be another Pearl Harbor in
Europe or elsewhere.
1t is the American people with people of
all freedom loving lands that are drawing UP
this treaty and if the United States can hold
the winning hand we shall have peace.
"a ~
Ad-daleel., 1946-07-24
CALIFORNIA
46'ers OF CALIFORNIA
CLUB NEWSLETTER

Dear Fellow Members:
Because our complete list of members, sent
you last time, was not geographically clear,
we are enclosing another roster which will
be more readable and more accurate record.
If there are any errors in spelling or address,
es, please let us know at once And, as we said
before, this list shows members in good
standing as of July LIST.
The proceeds from the Pasadena dance
run over two hundred dollars. Not bad for
a starter. know we are all looking forward
Ad-daleel., 1946-07-24
THEY SAID LAST WEEK

President Truman, in his broadcast on the
independence of the Philippines:
"a formal compact is being dissolved. The
compact of faith and understanding between
the two peoples can never be dissolved. We
recognize the fact and propose to do all with
in our power to make Philippine indepen-
dence effective and meaningful -. We of the
United States feel that we are merely enter
ing into a new partnership with the Philip
pines-a partnership of two free and sover-
eign nations working in harmony and under
standing"
General Macarthur, in his address at the
Philippine independence ceremony at Ma
Mia:
"Let history record this event in flaming
letters as depicting a new height of nobility
in the relationship between two separate and
distinct peoples of the earth, peoples of the
East and peoples of the West. Despite racial,
cultural and language differences and great
differences of geographical separation, they
forged an affinity of understanding which
survived both the vagaries of peace and the
shock of war -. Let history record this event
in the sweep of democracy through the earth
as foretelling the end of mastery of peoples
by the power of force alone-the end of en-
pire as the political chain which binds the
unwilling weak to the u~nyielding strong"
Common Council.
d. A. Fitzgerald, recently elected Secretary
General OF the new International Emer-
gency Food Council:
A an American, I am proud that we have
done so much for the relief of famine in so
short a time. But as an American who has
seen hungry people all over the world, I have
come to believe that the countries which have
the most food have a corresponding obliga-