The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-26
AMERICAN BRAINS vs.. RUSSIAN
BLUFFS


BY f.. Jones
Washington, D. c., July 22-No
three statesmen of the American
Government have served their people
and the World better than Secretary
of State Byrnes and Senators Van
denberg and Connally. They have
just returned from long and stormy
conference of Foreign Ministers.
They faced hostile opposition from
the Russians on all important issues.
The newspaper accounts reported the
nature of the bullying tactics of the
Our three American statesmen
controlled their tempers, while at the
same time they made Russia and it's
partners understand that they must
play fair and do their part to re-es-
tablish the peace of the World. Other
wise the Stain government would
lose the respect of the United Nations
and the United Nations would go
ahead and finish such jobs as the
disarmament of Germany and the
Strengthening out of the puzzling
problems that are standing in the
way of World peace.
Apparently our emissaries are soft
ening all statements that might seem
boastful. But VIXEN the American
people heard Secretary of State
Byrnes report on the radio upon his
return to Washington that the World
is ION the road back to peace" and
also his further confession that: II
admit that prior to our meeting in
April, l had little hope we would
reach an agreement; after our April
meeting, had less hope" He added:
"Now the prospect for peace treaties
with five countries is bright" He re-
ferred to Italy, Romania, Bulgaria,
Hungary and Finland.
Senators Vandenberg and Connally
verified the report made by the Sec
rotary of State.
Hats off to our three great inter-
| nationalist. They have proven this
old proverb: "Patience conquers the
Devil"
Partners Under The Skin
Well Great Britain got the okay
| from Congress for $3750,000,OO0
loan. Congress finally switched In
line and decided that Great Bitrain
and the United States must hold to-
gether as the two leading economic
and political forces That being tie
case the approval of the loan was g
formal declaration to the World that
the English speaking people are anG
will remain partners as well as "sis
tiers under their SKINS
Political Dynamite
Both houses of Congress have beer
playing the old game of "hay-foot
straw-foot" over price control. THAI
issue and other subjects have beer
very disturbing to politicians OF
Capitol Hill, in view of TIE fact thai
popular polls of public opinion have
shown that President Truman has
tbeen skidding somewhat in public
favor. Therefore, it is not unusua
that the political membership of Con
gress is distrustful of issues that are
loaded with political dynamite.
|
What Did They Do?
Although supplies of feed haG
dwindled since early in TIE war, far
mers and stockmen in this country
produced a record amount of meat
animal products in 1914. Meat alone
announced to PAN billion pounds
Milk production in 1914 was billion
pounds higher than year earlier
Poultry and egg goals have been ex
ceeded each war year without incen
tive payments. From 1895 to 1916
total crop production in this country
| increased 33 per cent.
Kettering Said 1t
GAS new facts, processes and ma
terials are brought forth by man
| they, in turn, create new activity in
many other fields. Ingenuity and in
ventiveness thrive ON healthy compe
tition."
Chesapeake Bay