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g., N.-9af.

Inter Sata Morgano (Oeiruge)
perltebt man cine art 2uftpioeripie-
gelung BON @egenI It1noen, 2ano- 1,nb
Weeresteilen in ser 2uft. gs lit 6ie
totale 8re6ung Der 2i6tltrablen an
elmer 2uftidi6t. 9ielelbe fann nur
bel beionoerer S6idtllng ser Mtmo=
ipbare porfommen uno lit fir iebr
penlg gegen oie Sdi6tung geneig-
ter 2idtitrablen mogli6. 0ie Shid-
tuns lit eepobnli9 Der grooberflade
nabe parallel. SuftipiegeIung tritt
oaber nur bon BEN NIT Ser groober-
fld6e parallel laufenoen 2i6tItrab-
len, 8. +. fir nabe bori5ontale 8lid-
riftung auf. 9a Die S9i9tunssper-
baltniile Ser ItrnoipbGre iebr man
nigfaltig unb fortipdbreno Ienberun-
gen untertporfen iinb, fonnen Die per-
ldie9enIten 2uftIpiegelungen ouftre-
ten, Die iih unter orei Bruppen ein-
reiben laiien. Spiegell,ngen nah oben
nno unten iopie oie Sata Morgana.
Spiegellng nad oben tritt auf, penn
Die Didteabnabme ser 2uft beionoers
ralb erfolgt, oas SpieselbiIo i6eint
bober gu idpeben als ser @egeni itanb,
Der teiImeile ODER gana unten Dem
Sorioonte liegt. 9as Bil6 fann elm
alfrehtes ODER ,,mgefebrtes iein, iel.
tener treten 5tpei 8ilber nit ODER Of.
ne 3miidenrdl,me Ibereinanoer auf;
oft aeigen iia BEL betpesli1en Sbief.
tipen aqmablide l1eberg6nse bon ei-
nem Bib gum an6ern. Bei Der Gata
Ueorgana fommt aIs neues Woment
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Mlter 2eier, .. :

Ser itismatilierte aapuainerpater,
Sabre Bio, lit in Bietrelcina, Ntit-
tel-Stalien, geboren unb abtunofiini-
gig Sabre alt. gr 1purbe 1916 gum
Brieiter geipeibt uno befinoet ii6
ieit6em i'm Rapuainerfloiter. Biele
amerifaniIde SoIbaten beiudten i'm
mdbreno bes &rieges. @illiam sc.
Cardigan, 9te6 groB 5ielo 8epre-
lentatipe, bate NIT mebreren ameri-
faniihen Soloaten cine Eour naf
Dem 8ergflofter arrangiert. Seine
auBeroroentli6e Sromnigfeit 5iebt
Sauienbe bon 8eirbern na9 Dem
&apu5inerfloiter. BieIe 8eiu9er iino
bon ibm betebrt tpor6en, Ii. a. elm
ungldubiger Mr5t, Der ii9 Don oem
@unoer Der @unomale Yaore 8ios
iiber5eugt bate.
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MuAkunN
Bon gruf. S. 81. 8 9iibren
&ebaftenr bes ,8uiienfrennb'
6ran 9. g., =.

auitern itno iebr eeiltno uno nabr-
baft, benn ite entbalten ale 9eitano-
teile elmer guten 9eabrung: itiditoff-
baltige SubItan5en, gilpeiB, 8lutin,
aali, geatron, ettpas 500 uno 8aIier
nit bielen al.fgeloIten Sal5en. SSn
Den Sommermonoten lit ibr 9enub
ungeiuno. Sic ioaten MIR in ser fal-
ten Sabres5eit genoilen 1peroen. au-
tern iino beionbers 2euten 5u emp
teblen, Die auf Der 8ruit leioen. au-
tern iollten MIR frii6 genoiien tper-
oen. Seoe tiinitliGe 3ubereitllne
mabt iie idiper beroault6 unb be-
raubt lie ieoer gedbrfraft. Sob iftnef-
fen lie am beiten nit ettpas Sitronen-
Iaft (Semon Suice) gelpiir5t.
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Grtftiternnoett aus
Seiit alien Ociterreiet
Bonn 9 nid pfarrer
(5ortietune)

SSn gebaulid)er 9e5iebung gefie
mir anBer Ser Stride am belten oel
16one gotiide &reu5gans. slu6 90:
ebelnalige 3efeftorillm 1lno Ser frii
bere SdlafIaal Ser Won6e mo6ter
einen ernlten rno ipiiroigen ginoruf
pte es lt6 fir einen 8iiBeroroen ge
5temt, als 1pel6en Der I'll. 8ernbari
letne 8riinoung betradtete. Sic 1pa
rem aus idtperen Suaoern i'm ltreng
item gotiiden Stile aufgefiibrt.
Sas iesige 3efeftorium miro In
Ser <nitgei6i6te cine Gerle oer
&unit genannt. gs gefiel mir nid)t
SD fam ben oer5opften Sdnorfelr
lmo ben iinnloIen Spielereien oer
ipatern Henaiiiance Nun einlnal fei.
men 8eIdmlad abgelpinnen. Sn ienet
3eit linnloier &unltraierei lpuren ote
Sobne Der slrmen ct. 9ernboros
ntdt 5l1frieoen nit einem Speiielaal.
Sic muBten Oeren 5pei baben, eineu
fir Ben Somner uno einen fir oen
@inter.
Otir nribfiel sic gIGn5enoe 8rudt
uno Ser oeri6menoeriide Hei6tunt,
nit tpeldem oiele Monde bes adt,
5ebnten SSabrbunoerts oieIe Speile,
IDLE ousgeltattet botten. Der pielge,
riibmte &unItipert oerIelben fonnte
MIDI nidt iiber oas 0tiBbebagen BEL
Dem Slnblif bin1pegbeben. Sic idies
men mir nid)t nit DEM 8eiIte zines
pirfliden &loIterlebens 5u harmonic
rem. Sas einfade Hefettorium 1les
benan aus 1&ralter 3eit nit ieinem
feterliden @rnIt llno leinen Id0n ge=
5ogenen gotilden @0lbungen ltebt oa-
81 IN grellem @iOeriprud.
@ollte man bon oen olten 1lno
neuern 8ebGuOen einen Hiidi6luB
auf Den religi0ien 8eiIt ibrer 9eipob=
ner MAIDEN, Damn miiiien Die MonGe
Der alten 3eit trrmboh iiber ibren
Wttbriioern in oen leeten orei SSabr-
bunoerten geitanoen baben. 8or
Sobren las i'd einnal in Sen Shrif=
ten oes bl. 9ernbaro. 8ie fonnte ser
beilige Wann ben 2urus in Sen &los
tern ieiner 3eit nit bitterlGorfen
@orten geiBeln!
Sm &loIterbof unterbalt Die 9lbtei
cine 8einlpirti6aft. Sier miro bon
Saien Der 8ein per5apft, ser ouf
eigenem 8runo uno gooen ge5ogen
1lno IN etgenen &ellern gelagert bat.
9as mag Dem frernben 8elu6er aus
georo-0eutihlano ODER aus gmerifa
pertpunoerlid portommeu. gs lit eben
feline @irtldaft, Saloon ooer Bar
mie lie in Imerifa iiblt6 lit. slu6
miro 5u ieoer 3eit bes Sages gilen
ferbiert. .....
Son einem perniinftigen uno au6
bon einem pirflid friitliden Stano=
puntt aus ldBt iih ni6ts bagegen
einmenben. 8ein uno 8ier trinfen in
mdBiger 8eiie lit seirno. Ser 8ein
tit nid)t nur fir sic Softer uno bic
8ottloien. 2aien beiorgen Die @irts.
gel6afte i'm 0amen oes aloIters.
Iusgelaiienbeiten ,no ltnntGBigfeit
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tperoen ni6t eeouloet. snfoIee bes
lpirflid glten Stoffes, ser BORT eebo-
ten miro, lit a1t6 nidt lei6t @efabr
Dor lpirfli6er Grunfenbeit. Man miro
nt6t iiberporteilt uno erbdlt fir fem
8elo pirtlid) quite, 1.noerfdlI6te $50
re.
@el6er Geilenoe bGtte nod nt6t
BON Dem beriibn1ten Beters= Seller in
Sal5burs eebort, in Dem Die uralte
9eneoiftinerabtei ibre eigenen @ei=
ne auSi6enft9 Gieie 8einfeller rno
Speileipirtidaften finoet man in al
len alten slbteien in SeIterreid. Sic
lino Elm lleberbleibiel aus Dem Oeits
telulter. Canals paren oie &loiter
uno slbteien beriibmt pegen ibrer
@altfreunoIfoft, oie iie, ibrer 8egel
semaB, ieoem Sremoen obne gntselt
ongeoeiben lieBen. Selte iino iie cine
mebr ODER peniger ergiebige gins
nabmequeue fir bieie SGl1ier eetpor=
Sen. @er fam es ibnen perargen,
iolange es tpirflid) ebrli6 uno on
ltdnoig 5ueebt! l1no oafiir miro Sor-
ge getragen.
Seilisenfreu3, Sic uralte slbtei Ell
ne beriibmte alte Bflan5ltatte Ser
aultltr, Oes religioien 2ebens unO
oes Segens fir oas eon5e 2ano 1T
ser llmgebung!
Sor touieno unb mebr Sabren mag
Ser peltltde 8eiit ser Stride fir ibre
eottgegebene Wiliion 1lnter ben ger
manil6en Stammen nottpenoig uno
foroerlid ee1peIen lein. Solonge er
nur als Mtttel oiente, oie gbre Got
tes 5u foroern, lit er 5u redtfertisen.
Sobalo ober ser 8eiis fir monde
Oie SaltptIa6e Duroe uno Die Stride
uno oas religioie Clement MIR als
notpenoige 31tgube angeieben 1pur=
oe, muBte cine iolbe Braris notur-
nottpenOig ber Stride gum groBten
Sdaoen gereid)en. l1nier Serrgott
miro sun5 eetpiB Ntittel uno @eee
finoen, oer Stride oas Notige gu per=
ifaffen, lollte Der iroii6e 8elib ibr
uno irgenotpie, tpie in alten
3eiten, 5lr Iusiibung ibrer gottgege=
benen Miiiion notrpenoig iein.
@etr i6eint es cine Siiguns Der
gottlid)en GorIebung gu fem, bob
be,te oie Stride nller 1peltlihen Wadt
beral,bt lit. Die reoolution1ren WG6-
te unierer Gage 1piiroen iid nod piel
gegen Stride l,nb &eli=
gion ipenoen, 1,no nit einem S6etne
Ser gere6tigung, penn beute nod,
lpie ebebem, elm Srittel bon Seutl6-
lanos 8runo uno 8ooen Der fatboli-
iden Stride seborte.
8as bie Stride an 5eitli6en 8i=
tern uerloren, bat lie on moralil6em
8ebalt iiberrei6 eetponnen. 9ie or
me Stride fann oen mooernen 8epo=
lutionen niel fraftiger unb energi=
iher entsegentreten, als eine rei6e
Stride. Gs iparen ni6t Die l6le6te=
item 3eiten fir bas' religioie 2eben
ser fatbolii6en Stride, als
lie arm uno obne 1peltliden 8eiit
mar. ~Soreet 5uerit fir oas 9feid
8ottes uno ieine @eredtisfeit, uno
oas uebrige miro eu6 augegeben per-
oen." 0ieies 8ort oes gottli6en @ei=
(anoes bot itd in iolhen 3eiten inn
ner auffdaig betpdbrt.
(Sortiesung folsD
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anr Spiegelung 6ie 8erbieIf6ltiguna,
Die @erdnoerlihfeit, oas Shmonfen
uno Die 8eraerrlng Der 8iIoer, 6ie
onrd aenoerungen Der Sfihtlngs-
berbaltniiie Der atnloipb1re berpor-
gebradt tperoen lno 81, pbantaItiIden
grflarnngen InlaB gaben, bin5u. ei-
me Sata Worgana fann anf benz
Weeresipiegel iotpobI ols aud in Ell.
ner groBen Sanotuiilte beobaatet
merben.
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Srierer..

Maes, mas bon Der Sta6t Srier in
grfabrnng gebra6t ,peroen fann, lit,
oaB fat elm Drittel Der Gtaot ser.
fort lit. Die 2iebfrauen.&ir9e lit
.gan5 aeritort unb Der Dom 5iemlid
beidd6igt. Grier 5dblt segenp1rtig
ieb3ietauienb Ginipobner, BON benen
bic meiiten einmaI am Gage eine
MnbIaeit in elmer 0ffentli9en Sta6t.
Hide erbnlten.
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81. g., q. 9.

Seoer Gbriitenmeni6 ,peiB, ooB sic
Sotenbeltattung in Der groe oie elm
gig miirbige BeItottung lit, uno ieoer
&atbolif 1ueiB, bob oie 2eidenper-
brennung (Gremation) bon ser fa-
tbolii6en Stride berboten. lit. 9ie al
telte Sotenbeitattrng NOR iiberan uno
ougemetn oas 8egr1bnis in Ser gr-
De. Die anfiinbigung @ottes: yDu
louIt tpieoer 5ur groe 5uriidfebren,
bon Der Oh genom1nen biIt" (Ben. 3,
19), fltngt bel allen alten 8oltern in
Der Site oes 8egrabens tpioer. Das
Gbriitentum belt ieit ben alteIten 3ei-
ten am grograb feIt, Dos Der SeiIano
ielbIt our 8eItattung geip1blt nno ge-
beiligt bat, uno beleitigte uno perur-
teilte nit Strenge iiberan bic 2ei6en.
perbrennung, mo- man lie ontraf. 0ie
MISUNDERSTANDING tpiberipribt I6on
Der Bietat; iie lit beibniid. gs lit
frellid Elm fonlequenter S6rttt ser
mooernen Seioen uno @ottloIen,
oenn tpenn man obne Saufe, obne
6riltliden nnterridt auf ufpabIen, of
ne ben Segen Der Stride ben guno
fitrs Seben i6lieBen fann, Damn nluB
man ood au6 obne Dos 3utun ser
&eligion als Seibe enOisen f0nnen.
Man riibmt Dies 5tpar aIs Sortldritt,
ober in 8abrbeit lit es elm beoeutior
mer &iidi6ritt gu Dem, tpas oie SET
ben i6on Dor Sabrtaulenben, Dor ser
Sertiinoigung Der Seilsboti tidaft ourd
ben Beltbeilano getan baben. gros.
Dem preiIt man liignerii6erpeiie bas
Seibenoerbrennen als einen beoeut-
iamen aulturfortidritt, oem bie faI-
l6e mooerne 8iiienibaft bos @ort
reoet. Die SinfGuigfeit ser 8ebaup-
tung, uniere &irhbofe pergiften oen
gooen uno beeintrdftigen bie 8e-
lunobeit Der 2ebenoe1, lit ourA ern-
ite 8iiieni6uft ldngit binl6ngli6
oorgetan tporoen. Oagegen ipridt
i1on Die gatiade, oaB Snoien, oas
2anb, no Die Eotenberbrennuna
Sabrbunoerte binbur6 berri6te, aud
Der i6limmIte Gboleraber6 lit. @enn
es mabr lit, bob bas 2eihengift un-
lerer &irbbofe bas @runotpalier in-
fi5iert, 10 tpiiroe es in Mnbetroht Ser
.Wfiaionen beripeIenoer Sierlei6en
mobl fanm nod einen Sropfen unber.
.elfteten gBaiiers ouf groen geben.
Die anoeren 8riinbe, Die auanniten
Der 2ei6enber6rennung porgebra6t
peroen, itnb nod fa6enl6einiger uno
binfdlliger = @riinbe, Die tros ibrer
uniuabrbeit, ia llnmeni1li1feit ni6t
oerbinoern oiirften, baB 6ie glnlidt
namabIif our6oringt,. % tie elm na-
titrlthes Gin6 ienes @eiltes lit, Der
uniere 3eit beieelt. l1nb oieier @eiit
beltebt oarin, alles 5u pertDil6en, mas
nur i'm 8eringiten on Die uniterbli6-
feit Der Seele, an Elm Senieits, an
einen @ott 1no &i9ter nad bieiem
Seben erinnert. Wan iubt ben grnit
nnb Die Sbreden oes Sooes, oieien
beillamen Wabner Der 8uBe un6
8eiierung, bon Der 9otenbabre gu
Deriheu6en uno ieoe Spur bes Men=
ihen aus5utilgen rtpeil ia bod)
aIles nit Dem Eooe aufbore". = gor
allem mar es Die Sreimaurerei mel
DIE auf einem internationalen &on-
greB am 8. 9esen1ber 1869 in NeapeI
beidloB, in ibrem aampf gegen oie
fatboliIhe Stride Die Srieobofe gu
perlpeltliben uno oielelben in Ser
brennungsanitalten oer Gotten gu per-
manoeln. 9ie fatboliide Stride miro
ME Die Seidenperbrennung eeitatten,
es lei oenn, oaB 5lt 3eiten idlimmer
epioemien Die Notpenoigfeit in ein-
aelnen SoIlen entltehen inIltp
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trage Darne zu
ten und hilft, We
Abfall sanft III
auszuscheiden, .
durch Hartlei.
bigkeit verur.
sachten Case zu
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma.
gen das ange-
n e h m e Ce.
fIhl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli.
cher Linderung
ynu Horslnshs0.
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s6. @., ssa. -

Bie Der beriibmte Siitorifer, ser
Sran3isfanerpater Marion 81. Sabtg,
8erfaiier oes 8uhes rSeroes Of tbe
GroB", berihtet, miro oie iel. sran.
cesca Gabrini ni6t bie erIte Seilige
Der tpeitliden Semiipb1re iein, Jon.
bern Die iehaebnte.
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WurUm
Ieiden Sic an
D funktionale
Hartleibigkeit !?

Besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeiterprob.
ses Alpenkrauter. Mehr ais Elm ABB
fiihrmittel, es list auch cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende Medizin, hergestellt
aus l8 der Natur eigenen medizini.
schen Wurzeln, Krautern und Plan.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
GHOST WRITER
Continued from preceding page

and turned. His face was wreathed
in smiles.
This is a stroke of genius" he
said. you've got to hand it to W.P.
He always knows what'll get 'em.
just listen to 'em yell for him. Al
ready we got two phone calls from
upstate asking when the weddings
to be. Probably more in the station
by this time"
PAT came out of his daze and dis
covered that the audience, or such
large fraction of it as had remained
in the armory, was indeed cheering
for Willard P. Bascome.
Bascome himself was hurrying
down the aisle toward them, only
impeded by outstretched, congratu-
latory hands.
Good work, -W.P." said Mr..
Weller, seizing his henchman by the
hand. How'd you come to think
of it?''
"Well -" Little Willard had the
grace to blush. II know they always
like touch of romance.
"Sure they do - and that act you
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Pat staggered to his feet, averting
his eyes from Anne's face. He sat
down again, and saw that Bascome
had used the moment to run his eyes
hastily over the rest of the page.
Now Bascome's face lost its look of
bewilderment. and the honeyed
voice continued. From that point on,
Pats interest centered on his own
sense of guilt.
His literary contribution had not
been extensive. The rest of Anne's
masterpiece remained exactly as she
had written it,.
Pat walked toward the exit trying
to keep pace with Anne's quick,
angry steps.
"Anae," he implored her 81 didn't
mean -
''DoN'r speak to me-" she fared
at him.
But, Anne. -"
"If you don't stop annoying me,
l shall call on MIR. Weller for help.
He's right there ahead of us. Oh. Mr..
Weilerr'
The machine boss heard his name
Evening star., 1946-05-05

put on about being-overcome with
emotion, as you might say. That
wasn't bad"
Thank you, Weller" Bascome
said. Thank your
We'll have to follow through with
the wedding before they forget about
it," Mr.. Weller said. Miss, is your
father alive?"
my Why, no." Anne said.
1--WE been an orphan since was a
child"
Good" Mr.. Weller said. "W.P.,
you give the bride away"
with pictures" little Willard
murmured happily. with pictures
in all papers.
PAT ventured a glance at Anne.
Her eyes were downcast. her cheeks
crimson. "How soon can you be
ready for the wedding, Anne?" he
asked.
II can hurry up the license" Mr..
Weller said eagerly. What about
next week-say Wednesday, so we'll
make all the Sunday editions? That
all right with you. Miss?"
Anne lifted her eyes to Pats face.
They did not appear angry. This"
she said weakly, is so sudden"
The End
Evening star., 1946-05-05

1. OUR HEROES What rank in
the Army led all other grades in the
number of decorations for heroism3
First class privates. The total
number of awards - excluding the
Purple Heart - was 1,725,344.
NIL. Little Neck, N. Y.
z. CAN DOS Why are technictdns
from the Macy Se06ees working on
China's Yeilow River?
They are trying to rebuild mile
long dixie by June to keep floods
from destroying farmlands capable
of yielding 800. 900 bushels of grain.
;. STREAHlLINING -. Wh0t c0nn-
Try wishes to simplify its language
Egypt. A prize is being offered for
the best scheme of simplifying the
Arabic language to correspond more
accurately with pronunciation.
- Mrs. J.R.M., Emcinitas, Calf.
4. NEW TEACHER What is the
,epest derfce that teaches q achild 10 read?
A "phonic Wheel which is a plas-
tic disk with printed names of the
object beside the picture. Fifteen
Evening star., 1946-05-05
q .u,z .rn
A news question answer game

hundred words can be learned rap
idly - by a simple twist of the wrist.
S. BOMB SHOTS Arrangements
hare been made to fly films Of the
atomic blast back to TIE States How
long after the blast wiN moriegoers see
them2
With luck. the films should be
seen two and half days later.
8. OLD AGE To be fully insured
under Social Security, how long must
a person hare been employed?
For about one half of the time
since the law went into effect in
1887, or one half the time since he
reached the age of 2l.
I. BIG BOWL Whdt famous
"Bo,oF' wiH hare its seating capacity
raised to 10000?
The Pasadena Rose Bowl, which
now accommodates $4,000. Built in
1922, its seating capacity has been
boosted four times.
.. IDEA BOOM Applications for
patents are pouring into the patent
Evening star., 1946-05-05

office at the highest rate in its history.
Is this trend characteristic Of postwar
periods?
Patents doomed after the Civil
War, Spanish-American War and
World War |. The boom after the
last war lasted until 1929.
Mrs. AND, Richmond. Caly.
>. ROYAL FLUSH -. Playing cara
manufacturers paid sS,200.000 taxes
into the Treasury last year. What IS
the tax?
Federal Excise tax - l3 cents on
a deck.
10. MP ILLS -. What are the t,o0
worst Epidemic diseases IN Japan?
Smallpox and typhus. The entire
population of the home islands -
100000 -- will be given smallpox
vaccinations by midsummer.
II. NICE GIFT. What gift is being
readied for Russian scientists?
Each is to be given outright a
summer home with sports grounds
and separate establishment for
caretakers and chauffeurs.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
CONDUCTED '' W M..~

NOTE: We will pay So for question
and answer used in this column. Proof must
accompany dnS,ee1. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 420 Lexington Avenue,
New York II. N. Y. Unaccepted contrlbu-
tions cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

DETER STUYVESANT paid the In
IL dians S24 for Manhattan Island. Ac-
cording to reports, Secretary Byrnes is
getting ready to pay six billion dollars
for a bottle of vodka and seat at the
Bolshoi Theater.
1t is the first time in history any,
body ever paid court to ballerina with
an atomic bomb Mr.. Molotov treated
Mr.. Byrnes and Mr.. Hartman, u. S.
ambassador to Russia, to seats at ballet
performance given by Mile. Lepedovka,
Soviet ballerina.
The only one of the big names who
hasn't done any trading is British field
marshal Montgomery, He told Gen.
Zhukov he doesn't drink, and stuck to it!
TT ISN'T the first time in history that
Il switching a few acres of real estate
like Poland and Hungary has taken place
over a bottle of wine
One of the old feudal customs, after
nice chubby war lasting 10 or y years,
was 10 trade few thousand serfs and
their homesteads for a shiny sword and
a place on the receiving line.
The Soviet government has used up
lot of glossy paper in putting over its
mail-order line of democracy. 1t even
took the manacles off a couple of patrl-
archs, and set them up in a leftover
palace.
Of course. the churchmen were
tfifle moth-eaten and worn down after %
years in Soviet prisons, but after a couple
of square meals they were strong enough
to emit a few feeble "heils' for their
benefactor, Stain.
THE Soviet GIs were shocked to find
that the workers in capitalist Europe
had bathreems--they thought bath was
a present you received with the Order
of Lenin.
The government didn't explain why it
could always find room in some run
down palace to entertain the visiting fire
men, but then it wouldn't be very demo-
cratic for the masses to live in a palace
anyway.
Every time another shipment of lease
lend tanks and guns landed at Murmansk,
the Soviet government felt more strongly
its duty to hberate Luhuania from the
Lithuanians, Estonia from the Estonians,
and the Balkans from the Balkans
With six billion dollars, it should be
able to lberate England from the English,
and maybe America from the Americans.
TT WILL take a little time Just now
i Mr. Molotov's government is mainly
concerned over the democratic" rights
of the Iranans who live in the oil-bear-
ing region of Iran, and the Chinese who
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
POLITICAL PARADE

EAPING with the agility of
a mounatin goat from the
appeasement Of Stain to the
appeasement of Vandenberg.
Secretary of State Jimmy
ByrneS has left Washington
gasping at his novel idea of a
good solution of the atomic
bomb mystery.
The American secretary Of
state negotiated at Moscow a
certain agreement, establishing
among other things a formula
for dealing with atomic energy
through a commission of the
United Nations Organization.
This immediately raised the
question IN the troubled breast
of Senator Arthur III. Vanden-
berg that American secrecy
with respect 10 the manufac-
ture of the atomic bomb had not
been sufficiently Safeguarded.
In entertaining this apprehen-
sion. this Republican member of
the American delegation in Lon
don was on sound ground
Now il appears from London
reports that Mr.. Byrnes has met
this objection in manner
which is perfectly agreeable
10 Mr.. Vandenberg. but which,
unfortunately, may not prove
10 be perfectly agreeable" 10
Premier Stain and MIR Molo-
tov. both of whom. at San Fran
cisco. demonstrated that they
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
q Clarion Message

NJHEN Henry Ford III arose the
W other night to address the
Society of Automotive Engineers it
was really his first major public talk
on topic of national interest.
Under such circumstances, know
ING that his words would be carried
across the nation, he might have
been excused had he taken refuge IN
a few uncontroverSial pleasantries.
But he did nothing of the sort.
He spoke his mind plainly and
fearlessly.
Labor" he said, "n,ust achieve
greater stature through assuming
greater responsibility, but on the
other hand management is in charge
and the test of good management is
phether it succeeds in managing"
4 DMITTING the legitimate place
"A of organized labor in our eco
nomic structure, he criticized the
strident tactics employed by both
sides in labor management disputes.
I'VE aIUayS UiH haze some
honest differences of opinions" he
said. But certainly tOe can deal uOith
them more UiSely than We have in
the past. There is no reason Why a
union contract cannot be agreed
upon tUith the same efficiency and