davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-07-02

c. FRED KELLEY-See this o-bedroom.
brick bungalow in Silver Spring Fine
condition throughout: desirable location
partially furnished. Mr.. Miller, OIL. $500
Evening star., 1946-07-02

City Park; s.
rm., kit. large
bath, shower;
Administer 1920.
Evening star., 1946-07-02

vETERANS.!-No down payment re-
ouired if you qualify. For further intor-
nation on purchase and financing OF
home under the GI Bill. Call Snider,
Evening star., 1946-07-02


with lovely fireplace Ready, for immedi-
sadscsped e Price ooel Rq I
Y. LUTEs. e14 Bonifant st. Silver Spring.
sEABRooK-s rooms and garage. e-story
frame; electricity; large lot; COW. to
stores and transp.; $4,000. cash or own
ENr WaSN Res sss3 Wa Can a Ey
BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE white
brick home in cool, wooded area 20 min
bedrooms. master 1al2X1@, others twin
bed size, each has ? closets: 2 linen closets
suest dessng room off mat st.
well-lishted Kitchen, tile recreation room,
screened porch. 10x20. Large fenced back
yard with stately oak trees House insulated
and storm ,sashed; oil &C. heat. For sale
though well shaded, entire house bright
and cheerful Beautiful condition. sH,
si,e5o--cozy Arm: modern bungalow
with built-in garage, full basement; poultry
house cow shed; about ! acre; near bus bus
poFT. eSi coiesSie t vile Md. M 'eh cs Ashton an 'Md5
RivERDALE. MD.-close to everything; .
story clapboard frame; 6 rooms and bath,
$500; terms. Mr.. Reamy. with ALVIN
GROOM, a-sToRY BRICK. "a acre of
land, near Baltimore blvd, full basement,
a.-c. heat, oil a good buy at $4,000:
terms Mr.. Hofstetter. with ALVIN EP-
DISTRICT HTS rooms. all modern i'm
provements;. on Washington blvd; rms.
ss56 sGs5R6 VEST Real EsrAfE sfTn esdpfaq cs Ma
Me9f NEaR Ai1bsf aNpRfws 1'T} EiILp-A beautiful
room house with acres; ami: garage
andd hen house; full basement; ,pIes PRICE:
REAL ESTATE. Call MT. Wood, Hillside
! RMS. AND BArH-1st floor: full base
ment. unfinished attic, oil heat 1875
Branch ave. sc. Spruce 07s3-J, y
d5I3 MADISON, near Hyattsvile TheateI
Nice r, bath q large bedrmsD lot
60x1 so; 20 min. out: low price, S4 ,o0o
down. Call OWNER, WA. 1899, to inspect
81
LANDOvER HILLS - Asbestos shinsle g
story, 3-bedroom home with full base
nent' oil heat: on deep lot in a well
planned young subdivisions SI05hn CAD
YARK REALTY CO. 1903 Baltimore ave
Hysttsville. uN. Ais. a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
List Tits
Lower

NEW YORK, Jan. n (AP)--
Stocks generally tilted lower in
todays early market transac-
tions.
on the offside fractions TO
point or so at a moderately ac-
tive opening were Pullman, Penn
sylvania. Packard Motors, WHY'S
Overland. Goodrich, u. s. Rubber
Boeinc. General Motors, Con-
solidated Edison. Electric Power
& Light. American Water Works
and Celanese and Commonwealth
& Southern.
Boardrooms found scant COM
fort in the stock exchange com.
pilation disclosing substantial
drop recently in the market 5
short" interest. Between Dec.
Ia and Jan. Is. ii was estimated,
this interest decreased 195, 100
shares TO a total of 1,270.09S.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Prevent Accidents

Object of the research was 10
find practical ways and means
of preventing winter accidents.
Previous studies have deter
mined the primary causes are
inadequate traction and reduced
visibility. Those are the main
reasons why the traffic death
rate increases "a to SO per cent
during snoW-lce months over
summer months in 80 northern
states, according 10 Prof. Ralph
A. Moyer, who directed the test.
Particularly affected are COM
merclal vehicles which neces-
sarily must get through during
severe weather and road con-
dluonS.
While highway departments
the country over endeavor 10
keep roads open by snow plow-
ing and sanding, il is recog-
nized that Old Man Winter
defeats the best Of winter main
tenance crews for several hours
or days, and that in any event
all streets and roads cannot be
kept free of snow and ice at
all times Frequently the work
OF highway plows is stopped by
traffic tieups caused by stalled
vehicles or those which have
skidded or jackknifed across
the roads.
In some sections Of the
country these traffic tieups are
q major problem, not 10 men,
tIon deaths and property dam
age. Results of these tests will
provide some Of the answers to
minimize the problem. One in
terested observer was Edward
j. Emond, automotive safety
engineer for Armour e. Co. He
is in charge Of safety and train
ing for over 5000 drivers. He
has obtained much useful in
formation, he declared.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Auto Men Plan
Dream Town
Time. staff Correspondent

MIAMI, Jan. 2S-Three names
synonymous with Detroits auto
industry, are behind new $30,-
100000 dream village project
here in Florida: Graham, Fisher
and Briggs.
The men backing the project are
led by Robert c. Graham, former
Detroit auto maker. His associates
are Walter o. Briggs and Charles
T. Fisher.
In the late 1920s, Graham and
his associates acquired 245 acres,
fronting on the ocean and backing
on Biscayne Bay. The property
was used by the army as a target
range during the war and is called
Bay Harbor. Considered one OF
the finest pieces of beach frontage
in the area, il was returned TO its
owners Jan. 4.
Palatial homes, hotels, apart
ments, municipal buildings and
parks are included in the plans.
Work has already started on the
81, 100000 15-story Sea View Hotel.
There will be two community
clubs-the Beach Club on the
ocean and the Yacht Club on the
bay.
Half tho property is owned by
the Graham family. The other
half is owned by Briggs and
Fisher, president Of Fisher & Co
and a director of the National
Bank of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
new ITEMS RELEASED DAILY FOR DISPOSAL
PROTECT YOUR POSSIBLE INTEREST
IN THESE VALUABLE GOODS

Every day hundreds of additional war items are
officially declared surplus and released for sale
10 the War Assets Corporation, q subsidiary OF
Reconstruction Finance Corporation and
every day hundreds of individuals and firms lo.s
priceless opportunities TO cash in this valusbs
source Of badly needed goods simply because they
missed" getting the Information
Make sure YOU have this vital data reaching you
regularly. Keep in touch with the War Assets
Cooperation Office below. To make doubly sure
use the coupon below to check the items which
concern you. and have your name placed on our
mailing list. A, those items in which you are in-
terested released 10 " ar Assets Corporation
We will keep you informed without obligation.
For complete data regarding the specially alu.
items displayed in the panel at the left. ~rit,.
wire, or phone the r. 7. {. Office below.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

FRUITs-Appies Jonathan, No I. s4s7
4o-lb bu Mcintosh, No !. S4s7 45-lb.
ou Rhode Island Greetings, No. / 50 81
tSlh bu. Snow. No. l. s4s7 45-lh bu
wealthy No /. s4.s7 45-lb, bu.; Wolf River.
No. !, S425 4S-lb. bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS-celery
Sse6sss No, !, si.sogi7o bu. French
VEGETABLE CREENs-coilArds, No. i. .
81 2s ea KAle, No. 1 81 eu
VEGETABLES lMiscel -Beets, topped. No.
J. 81 75ai rs hu Cabbage No. /, soa
65c bu.i red, No 1 siai.25 bu.. curly,
No. 75caSi bu. Carrots topped No. /.
81 Mooei7s bu, Celery Miehiasn sagsres,
No. ! 50 5os4 bu Horse-radish, No, / +,
81 asa so peck basket. Lesks. No. /. si@
/ IS dok oeh2. Dry onions, No. l, s247
bu Psrsnips No. 1, 81 SOFA.
Ppts stoet, No.\ ! s2TS49 ioo-lbA sAct
NAdlshes, red hothoute. No 1 81 doz bchs
Rhuearb, hothoute, fancy. s5&obc 6-lo. box
choice. 35aeSc. RutsbaeAs, No. i, Sl@
2s bu runips topped fancy. 81 5oA
- ou ~. l, 81 Is. vegetable Oysters
EGcs-EI,rs lsrs. si1el.so 5000.
~ so small. sill.
PoULTRY-Livs eroiisu fry,rs and roast
srt 70a32c 10 hens 2Sd27i,c 10 ducks.
2ss 5ici, geese. 2sisc 10 young turkeys,
36lac u
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
SOrenSen
Won't Quit
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detrot Times Financial Editor

MIAMI, Jan. 21.-Charles +.
Sorensen, former president of the
Willys-Overland Co.. confirmed
here today that he would continue
with the company in an advisory
capacity. both on production and
new product development.
Sorensen. now vice chairman of
the board, termed reports that he
was severing all connections with
the company as utterly ridiculous
and without foundation"
Recent appointment of James
Mooney, formerly with the Gen.
eral Motors Corp, as president
was lin line with the plan worked
out" when he went with WHY'S
Overland in 1914, Sorensen said.
"When Ward Canaday, for
mer chairman and largest stock
holder) and i first worked out
arrangements for my joining
WHY'S, eventual selection of
some man TO take over the
active management end was
agreed upon" Sorensen
explained.
'I think we were most FORUM
ate i'm getting a man of Moneys
caliber," Sorensen continued.
"You see, his export and foreign
experience with General Motors
will be most advantageous in
marketing OF the jeep, which
has already gained an excellent
export market"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

Certan goofy political ideas reflected in The corpoFate and
the hand and proposals extend
ing period of unemployment benefits the other. have
intensified the factors making for delay
Such premium both management and
taking easy and the of genuine
incentive system
when Congress announced advance IN the autumn
profit would be dropped l946 many
earned after virtually all the law
permitted year 1915, inclined defer until 946
operations
the revision in the law and the cut in personal
well the dropping of the corporate
businessmen and others high brackets
st able few months virtually all the net income
afte for full i monthS-
consultants still telling their
the situation it's foolish to knock
earned income advising that its better
to ticker and hope retain Is cent OF
the anticipated
Evidently something slipped up the thinking the economic
planners
politicians who originally into favor by pretend
ing 10 stress rights above property rights the
Of capital gains socaed unearned
property endery than earned income from
Sona rendered,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Supply Of Steel
Grows Tighter

CLEVELAND. Jan. 21-Grow-
ing tightness in steel supply is
evidenced by a noticeable increase
in requests for priorities assist
ance, particularly in sheets, in
cludmg galvanized, electrical and
enameling. says Steel.
While total assistance being
granted at present does not rep
resent sufficient tonnage TO in-
terfere with distribution sched-
ules the amount is increasing
despite best efforts of Washington
and producers 10 keep it down.
In addition 10 sheets increasing
difficulty is arising in other prod
ucts, especially in structural
shapes, where in some quarters
the feeling exists that the industry
will have to give serious thought
to further expansion in produc-
ton.
At the same time a large accu-
mutation of building construction
is awaiting more stable conditions
DclOIG bOlils dIiCdd dtt2 Will iG-
quire not only heavy sections but
light shapes as well. Particularly
in view Of scarcity of lumber, the
proposed housing program. which
may involve 100000 to 100000
units this year, probably will re-
quire substantial tonnage OF
standard structurals.
EIp TO the present. smaller con-
Sumers have shared substantially
in such priority assistance as has
been given and with relatively
few exceptions the assistance has
been given through &C ratings
and in no case has provided for
more than so days supply. Short
age in galvanized and electrical
sheets is ascribed TO especially
heavy demand and the fact that
production in neither case has
returned 10 prewar levels.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
M. S. Rukeyser
RecOnVerSiOn SURVEY
Aids Trade i'm Ohio

Although dramatic work soppages occupy the headlines
significant national trend the quiet unostenatous
adjustment ganuly occupied persons to peacetme pursuits
Even Immediately after VI Day. when ayoffs were heavy
did pessimstc they realized that the
rolls has been systematic IN applying objective factndng
aspects Its forecasts have proved
of the federal whose mouth
shortly after the end of the shooting phase of the
exaggerated volume unemployment
Recently authoritative labor stascans have recanted
and admitted the
Employers collaborated the official state
the Ohio program The greater Of the
interesting light of President Timan recent
pocket rider the public employment to the
President the that the coodinaed think
ing of the federal made further federal
desirable for time
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
End Of September Represented Low Point

After vi Day, manufacturing volume in Ohio Chiefly as
result orders had dropped Is per
per by September which represented the low
point.
employers reported per employment
September 945 level Further increase from
employment 100000 Is 100000 by April Is has
will increase of 100000
paonS Ohio covered by unemployment compensation since the
September low point.
In report submitted by the Ohio employment committee,
Paul Capp chairman revealed that the increase had taken
place despite human factors making for delay.
Employment OF workers., he pointed out sis steadily In
displaced jobs
slowly the
resting after
fague the upgradng of during the with
high difficulty readustments to
contraction of the abnormal wartime In
especially their eectivs
replacement industrial dis
a labor and
discussons shortage
of certain strategic materials, and also of parts
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Harding Gets
BOydelI Post

Leonard J. Harding has been
appointed general manager Of the
Boydell Bros. White Lead and
Color Co, il was announced by
Clarence w. Boydell, vice presi-
dent and secretary. Harding COM
pleted II years with the company
as purchasing agent and assistant
TO the president before entering
military service with Michigan
State Troops two years ago. He
was lieutenant colonel and execu-
tive officer of the 31st Infantry
Regiment and is now president of
the Wayne University Alumni
Association.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Paper Output
Continues Gain

NEW YORK, Jan 21-The ratio
of United States paper production
TO mill capacity for the week
ended Jan. u, as reported by the
American Paper and Pulp Asso-
citation, was 90 per cent. compared
with 891 per cent for the preced-
ing week, and SS7 per cent for
the corresponding week a year
ago.
Paperhoard production was 81
per cent for the current week.
compared with 70 per cent for the
preceding week. and IS per cent
for the corresponding week year
ago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

with headquar-
ters here. sue
ceeding William
Wallace. w h o
has been ad-
vanced 10 as
siStant general
passenger agent
Of the railroad
with offices in
Seattle. r e n
chard has been
with the road
since 1929. and
since 1887, he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Order Air Fleet

The first fleet of 330-milc-an-
hour twin-engined planes with
presSuriZed cabins have been
ordered by United Airlines from
the Glen l. Martin Co. United
has ordered 35 planes at a cost
of S9,0O0.000.
They will replace the DC-3's.
in l947. according 10 w A. Pat
terSon, president OF the airline.
Other features of the Martin
plane are jet-thruSt augmcnta-
ton for extra speed. heat de-
icing for tails and wings, and
electronic pilots
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Opens |. A. Branch

Schipper Associates. Detroit ad-
vertising agency, announces the
opening of a branch office in Los
Angeles. The new office is in
charge of Roy II. Compton. the
western manager.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Throngs View
Kaiser Autos
By SYDNEY J. KEITH
nsasAss TiAsa Tiuanelss Wssa~s

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.- Sixty
thousand persons jammed into
New Yorks Waldorf-Astoria yes
terday during the first hour OF the
unveiling Of the l947 Kaiser and
Frazer automobiles.
Henry J. Kaiser, chairman of
the KaiSer-Frazer Corp. board,
Joseph w. Frazer. president, and
other officials of Kaiser-Frazer
and Graham-Paige were present.
Kaiser announced plans for
building a community Of five-room
homes near Ann Arbor 10 house
many OF the 1000 workers he eX-
poets 10 employ at Willow Run
when the new car gets under pro-
ducuon. He said 400 acres Of
land on which he holds options
would be purchased for the prof.
ect next week.
The Dtroit showing Of tho
Kaiser and Frazer cars will be
held within the next month Show
inES also are scheduled for 10
other major cities.
Guards POSTED
Hotel guards had 10 be posted
10 insure an orderly flow OF vls-
itors 70 the Waldorfs Jade Room
where the cars were on display
Interest Centered in the flowing
body lines. identical in both auto
mobiles. The Kaiser front wheel
drive and "torSionetic' springing,
both innovations. were also get
ting much attention. The showing
will continue through next
Thursday
The Kaiser and Frazer are pow
cred by six-cylinder engines of 50
and 100 horsepower, respectively.
The motors are produced by Con-
tinental Motors Corp.
ELIMINATE STR&N
The body and chassis of the
Kaiser form a single unit OF the
type known as ''monocoque. de-
signed 70 eliminate strain. shift
ing between body and frame and
body saHeaks
Graham-Paige Motors Corp. 5
Rotutifier also had IT'S first show
Ing al the Waldorf.
More than LOCO distributors and
dealers preViewed the cars before
the public was admitted.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

monthly lunch
con meeting Of
the Detroit (
Life u n d G T.
writers Associ-
alton tomorrow
az the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
The subject Of
Bells address
will be, The
r IN bow Of
s SucceSS' a
trustee OF the
National ASso-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Livestock M arket

CHICAGO jar ls INs --Hogs-2 500
,gsi lifsh .tIt soc SIS bsesini 'os'
ti3 80 % Fiu tllsif
ursdy Beef sissn Cod ana ch0ics
SIC s09ia common tne MEDIUM SIZE
~ 50 yfarlnEt tl2als Butchep Hfif.
f1oF14 cslFet ftIaiSso feeder
ffrru fiifff so sf1ckfIa steers al0a
if1f cosr snd heIfeH faa121s
NHEFp- gffady choice iamft
So .or o. NJ coils snf common S1tala
20 rU tiipis -emmrn snf rrrjos sset
s. 81 so. itt1eY Gn.bf. t15sI5 50.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Returns as Director

Tom DcBow has returned 10
the Cities Service Co. as director
of advertising and news after
serving for p months with the
u. S. Navy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Life Cashiers Meet

a meeting Of the Life Agency
Cashiers Association Of Detroit
and Windsor Will be held az 12:l5
p m next Thursday at the Olde
Wayne Club An amendment 70
the constitution Will be brought
before the members for their ap-
pToVsl. ..#
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

has been city passenger agent.
Fred NJ. Priester, Chicago, just
discharged from the army engi-
neer corps with rank of captain,
succeeds Renchard as city passen-
ger agent.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
RN SILER FREEMAN

~ HA~A%N hA~<th-h+'
The National Safety Council
has just completed two weeks of
rigorous testing on Houghton
Lake, designed to save lives and
property. Skidding and traction
tests formed the greatest part
OF the two weeks program.
Trucks. truck trailerS and
Semi-trailerS were used in the
tests. Results Will not be made
public until later this year,
after the data has been analyzed
by the experts.
But the two weeks have
amaSsed a great stock of infor-
nation on performance Of natu-
raj and synthetic tires on snow
and ice; what help are tire
chains; m hod of avoiding
jack-knihng OF trac tors and
trailerS: effects OF various tire
pressureS and temperatures on
SkiddrnC and other things OF
vital value ia drivers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

clatlon OF Lie UnderWrlters, he
received his Chartered Life Under
writers designation in 1880 at
Seattle and was appointed TO
membership on the national board
Of Chartered Life Underwriters In
1892,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Auditors TO Convene

The Detroit Chapter Of the In
Stitutc Of Internal Auditors arc
holding meeting on Jan % at
the Wardell- Sheraton Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
.Ad Billings Set
Record in 1945

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l-The 20
largest United States advertising
agencies. each with billings OF
Sl0,O00O00 or more. placed $780,
100000 Of advertiAng for their
clients during 1945, according to a
copyrighted story appearing in
todays issue of Advertising Age,
national weekly advertising news
paper.
j. Walter Thompson Co. was
the largest advertising agency IN
the world during l942, Advertis-
ING Age estimates. with total do
nestle and foreign billings OF at
least S7S,000,000.
In second place was Young q
Rubicam, which placed approx
mately S53,OO0,000 of advertising
for its clients in the year just
passed.
TOP 40 MILLION
Three other agencies-N. w.
Aver e Son; Batten, Barton,
Durstine & Osborn, and McCann-
Erickson - eQualled or exceeded
the $4,000. 0.000-mark in billings
during l945, marking the first
time in history that five agencies
have placed S40,000,000 or more
of advertising for their clients
during single year. The 194o
billings of the five agencies COM
bincd was S252,000.000, sub
Stantial increase from the pre-
viouS year, when their combined
total waS S2lz, 100000
Seven other agencies are eSti-
mated by Advertising Age 10
have had l945 billings Of $4,000
600 or moro. totaling Sl70,000,-
600 for the group.
The agencies in this category
are as follows: Ruthrauff 81 Ryan,
S32 100000: Foote, Cone e. Beld-
ing, 31,000,000; Dancer-Fitzger-
ald-Sample. SIS 100000; Blow Co.,
SD 900, 900; Compton Advertising,
S2l 100000; Benton & Bowles,
S20,000,000. and Darcy Advertis-
ing Co, S2o,0OO,OOO.
10 TO 20 MILLION
The remaining Ia agencies each
had 1915 billings OF from S10.000,-
900 to S20.000,00O. In order, they
are: Kenyon e. Eckhardt, S18,-
100000: Newell Emmett Co, SIS
100000; Erwin, Wasey & Co.
SlS,000,000; Grant Advertising,
S1S,000,000, Ted Bates, Inc, Sl6,-
100000; Kudner Agency. $l5,-
100000.
Lennen e. Mitchell, S15,000.000;
MaXerI, Inc, SIS. 600, ,606:- William
Esty & Co, $4,000, 900; Campbell
Ewald Co. S13.000.000: Donahue
& Co.. S13,000,000; Fuller & Smith
& Ross, St2, 100000; J. NJ Mathes,
Inc, sic, 5ee,ee9, and Russell NJ.
Seeds Co. S10,000,000.
Despite the comparatively large
billings figures shown in these
tables, the advertising agency
business is essentially small, |
personal service business, Adver-
tising Age points out. The gross
billings shown for these agencies
dollars invested for
their clients in advertising time.
space or services, about S5 per
cent Of the total being passed on
to media as payment for their
services.
Thus, an agency's actual gross
margin on S10.000.000 Of billings
is approximately 81 100000. out of
which all agency costs must be
met
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Cannon 10 Supervise
Life Insurance Unit

James w. Cannon has been ap-
pointed supervisor Of the Detroit
agency OF the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co. il was announced
today by Bill A Schauer, general
agent.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Life Executives Will
Address Underwriters

Hugh S. Bell, c. L. u. general
agent at Seattle for Equitable
Life Of Iowa. will address the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Ren(hdrd Promoted
By Milwaukee Road

The Milwaukee Road announces
the appointment of L. b. Rench-
ard as travelling passenger agent
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Auto


Ice Tests Give
Drivers Good Data
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21
Detroit Stocks


Aviation Corp 40 1Ip 1iH Ilisu...
Dividends In foregoing table are amounts
paid In lo45 unless DESIGNATED by ssterisk.
in which case dividend was paid or payable
In lo46 and constitutes the total paid thus
far this year
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-21

Mercury -actuated lnstrumsnts
for temperatures from -3e'F.
TO = 1000 y. or equivalent
Centigrads. Vspor- or-actuated in
strumentsfr from0'F tot600' =.
or equivalent Csntigrads.
These and other types At COM
parable prices sre unused and
svsilabls in good condition.
Epriss, $s3.ss, ?. o. .. tsssslss
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
How can unity
be restored?

NOR are Russian fears de-
creased by the chain of air bases,
from Greenland and Iceland and
throughout the whole Pacific,
which America seeks and has
secured.
How can unity be restored ard
secured?
Only be the removal of fear
and suspicion. And wise states
manship will aim at their re-
moval, especially in relation to
the atombomb.
The placing of the bomb, with
no power of veto to its use, in
the hands of an international
body, in which Britain with her
colonies and her sterling block Of
nations and America backed by
the Latin States of America and