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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24
"AS Maine Goes"

who had sold out for American
dollars. Odd figure of speech for
a Communist!
Communist world heads saw
the issue the same. Their over
all strategy is to make Europe
decide whether to be rro-Rus-
sian or pro-United States, and
they counted on the French
election to be anti-United States.
Some weeks preceding, the
Communist world heads, in a
meeting at Belgrade, had set up
the international Communist
Bureau" After announcement
of this, a Communist leader
said that America should get
out of Europe, and "perhaps
she will if she gets a sharp slap
on the wrist, and perhaps she
will get just that in the French
election"
Washington Interpretation of
the French election stresses the
most obvious aspect, that the
anti Communist movement led
by de Gaulle received more
votes than any other political
group. Interpretation that goes
a little deeper stresses a more
far-reaching effect, not only of
the anti Communist victory in
France but also of the one in
Italy, where the anti Commu-
mist vote was almost doubled.
The deeper meaning has to do
with the setting up of the Com
munist International Bureau. At
the Belgrade meeting at which
this was done, Communist lead.
ers in both France and Italy
were present. This open identi-
ty with Russian Communism,
coupled with the Communist de-
feats in France and Italy. will
make it almost impossible for
any government in either COIN
try to allow Communists IN the
Cabinet. Communists would
thus have no official standing.
There is an even more far
reaching Interpretation, and one
that is ominous. Well-inforned
observers in Washington think it
likely that Communists will not
make further attempts to win
elections in European countries.
They think that the setting up
of the International Communist
Bureau means that the Commu-
nlsts are not going to even pre-
tend to work by means of cleo
tons and democratic processes.
Such a decision would be natu-
raj, for never in any country
have the Communists achieved
power by use Of the ballot in
a democratic election.
But abandonment by the Com
munist heads or reliance upon
democratically helu elections
would be ominous for France
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24

The food situation is not that
bad, but it is going to be tight.
The 16 European countries say
they will need SO million short
tons of wheat in the next four
years. The demand scales down
from 26 million tons in 1948 to
20 million tons in 1851. About a
third of this is expected to come
from the U. S. The report
drawn up at Paris puts the de-
mand on the U. S. at from eight
to nine million tons a year.
The Krug report says that in
the year ending last June 80.
the U. S. exported nearly II
million short tons of bread grain
and flour. Sixty per cent, or
about seven million tons,
went to Europe. 1t is believed
that this years exportable sur
plus will be about the same
amount.
This years record U. S. wheat
crop of 40 million short tons is
about six million tons higher
than any previous yield. All
this extra wheat might
have been available for export
if the U. S. corn crop had not
failed. But with a short corn
crop, more wheat will have to
be kept here.
To supply Europe with the ad-
ditional one Or two million tons
of wheat indicated will take not
only four years of perfect crop
weather but also considerable
management. The whole thing
points up the necessity for the
present conservation drive.
In reducing Europe's import
grain demand, one of the most
effective measures would be an
increase in shipments of fertiliz-
err. Europe and North Africa
have ample supplies of phos-
pilates. The shortage is in nj
trogen. For every ton of nitrogen
sent to Europe, the grain
yield could be increased by u
to Is tons.
Europe's inability to produce
all the nitrogen fertilizer need
ed is laid to lack of coal and
shortage of electric power. The
l6-nation report puts the four
year deficiency at $50, 900
short tons. This scales down
from 800, 900 tons next year to
80, 900 tons in 1850. BY 1851 Eu-
rope hopes to be producing
enough nitrogen for its
own needs.
But, in trying to meet the
temporary shortage, the U. S.
may fall down flat. There is a
world shortage of nitrogen. US.
production is now three times
prewar, but it still isn't enough.
The u. S. itself is this year ex-
pected to import 80, 900
tons from Canada and 100, 900
tons from Chile.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24

and Italy. These and Other
countries may reasonably ar,.
prehend that the ut round OIL
a Communist drive NJ az take
the form of strikes to cripple
industry and the other famlllar
Communist tecAn;eues Of con-
spiracy and secret fifth COL
umns. To France and Italy, >
new and intensified round d
Gripping strikes would be an
immediate and serious dstEl'
ment.
Copyright, 1947, New York
Herald Tribune Inc.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24
Often
Not Suspected
BY WILLIAM A. o,pp,r

a. bRIEN NJ
Seventy cases of ND,
were found in a specisI "aoetes
Of the citizens of Oxford survey
This total included 30 Mass,
who did know they had t s%Sss'9a'
ease. VIC os.
Hugh L. C. Wilkerson
and Leo P. Krall, MD, ND,
States Public Health Ss united
who report their experiouyes
the Journal of the AmaaCe IN
Medical Association, ored;a,'caH
the basis of the survey. t5., on
abetes is more common d.
has been realized. uaa
Oxford has a populstio,
tribution roughly the SAM os'
that of the country as a ~S,I IS
The first step in the survo ,''YIs'
to set up centerS in tba Sa'
iiall anu 'lle Ire station. peopI,
were asked to come after ~, Hs
noon or evening meal, 81 I %
a specimen of blood and MA g'f
could be taken about o9o L,1s
after eating. "'
Blood and urine exam;o,e.
were made in special lahor..'
ries or the spot. A test. 70 I,s
how effectively certain nat s''N
could handle sugar, was don.
After an overnight fast. Ns ,~.
poets were given a uuarfer ,a :,
a pound of dextrose bv ,rM,S u
following which blood and Yri.,
specimens were examined ~.
sugar until the blood had ~,
turned to normal.
Although diabetes is tboy,e,
to be much more common
women than in men, IN the now
cases discovered in the s,,rv.n
men and women were eouaI,,
represented. They were between
SIS and go years of age. and
over one-third told If other
members in their family bav;nn
diabetes.
The majority of new diabetes
discovered by the survey had
symptoms suggestive OF d,a.
betes, although they mad not re.
allied they had the disease,
Warning signs of diabetes ar,
increased appetite and thirst,
increased %urination, itchiness Of
the skin, weight loss and
Granny pains in the legs,
All persons past the age @,
so should have an annual health
examination, even though they
appear to be in good health. A
test of the urine should always
be done. In the interval )etween
examinations, if the person de,
velops signs of diabetes, URN.
should be retested as the dis,
ease develops slowly in many
instances.
QUESTION: My ~23-year-old
son itches severely after he
takes a bath. What is the cause,
and what can be done about IT.
ANSWER: Excessive dryneSs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24
GOOD MORNING

Man is a reasoning rather than a
reasonable animal. Alexander.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24

The overwhelming majority of the peo-
pie of the United States wants peace, not
war. and the government of the United
States is responsive to the wishes OF the
people.-James F. Byrnes, former secre-
tary of state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24

QUESTION: My 23-year.old
son itches severely after h.
takes a bath. What is the cause,
and what can be done about IT,
ANSWER: Excessive dryness
and itchiness results from re-
moval of too much oil in bath
ing. Condition can be relieved
by application Of a baby oil
preparation.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCORDION LESSONS, beginners and ad
vance; Stella Werner, instructor. COLUM
BIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ME. .1419. =
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEkDED-Moderl
training in all subjects, day, night ant
part-time classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved
for D. c. requirements and Gl training
1910 N. Y. ave: ME TITS. Estab 1918
subjects taught. Approved by Governmen
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BE BBEAuT,
COLLEGE. l210 G st. nv. D1. lI62
tipping, day and even. classes; short. easy
openings now. $40 to $50 wk.; start now
new classes, limited. Est. 80 yrs. BoY1
SCHOOL, 1888 F St NV. MA. 234o.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion tauEn' '
CT training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS
1905 9 st. NV; ME-; 400. RA 530o -,
RightS For details. call OIL. ssss.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5-YR. LEASE WITH 5-YR. OPTION fol
sale on new grocery store on Routes Fl
and 90, close to Fairfax, Va: $1,000
which includes first mos rent. Call
till 8, OK. 0017, HARRINGTON REALTY
$500 DOWN-Proitable Hyattsville (Md.)
corner store; features beer, soda fountain
luncheonette, cigars, Gig. mag, candy
toys, papers and slot machines; 81 900
stock incl in deal DU 91SS or WA. 1895
DELICATESSEN-You keep all the profits
you make because there is no rent to pay
A lovely store doing nice volume of busi-
ness. Owner extremely ill: best offer takes
it. Do not be too late. SAM CHANTKER
CO. 26O2 Conn. ave, MA. 1894. Il
DRY CLEANING, small compact store To-
Gated near 9th and Kennedy sts. NV.
open only part time due to illness: best
offer takes it, SAM CHANTKER & CO.,
2602 Conn. ave, MA. 1894. Il
COLORED - GROCERY : Beer, off sale.
NV. colored trade: doing 5000 wkly.; well
equipped with walk-in box, refrigerated
case, fish box. ETC.: rent SIS with long
lease; priced to sell. only $1,000. STER-
LING REALTY CO., 9O6 10th st. NV.
COLoRED - RESTAURANT. warehouses
and market; good lease, low rental: So, 600
lock, stock and bbl.: financing arranged
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
A. M DRAISNER, 1404 l. st. NV, MA
S036. home, GE O297
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PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstering;
vide selection Of latest Ta9scs Sask @
TON UPHoLsTER1Nd CO, 1909 H st.
HOME HEATING ExzERTs-warm air.
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yeyk ao1s sH advsnSed students TAE
ESc 10 ss aRf MAnn aSsE
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BEY sfrEGs s 7see
safe Call D1. 1900 for investigated sitters,
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s.! CO.. Sn5f 81 z 4s54 sPi0fsd Re 1888. s OF 'A va
INFANT CARE for shi1d from weeks fsrn to
incl. food, clothing, laundry; reas,
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SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs-co. $500; s.
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ANo nz g. SspsFs e or sabdbs aba
EST. VICTOR GEORGE. AT. 1885 or
HUMPTY Hui Ply DuMpTY NURSERY SCHOOL,
Pickup and delivery services: two meals a
day; also, day. and night care; inspection
RTtsd TTf eofoSpPs hens WIFE WI Gesa resdns
Arlington, Va, VINO bought my orjen
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AUGUST CAMPING SEASON starts sun
DAY. aus to 8 at in CAN'T narheTn ys riding ms
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EXcLUsIVE si5 IS fI3 p PRIVATE HOME in suburbs
has room for elderly lady; lovely grounds
and porches; not rest home; no sick
peohte; no mental cases; nurse on duty
Box lqS-V, Star. Il
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and resi-
dent school accepting registrations for
9Th grade; accredited; daily transportation
at your convenience; hot lunches: litera-
ture mailed upon request s4O1 Ga.
ave. SH 1874. .
GRADUATE NURSE, capable. desires place
is light nursing, free to travel; best refs;
reasonable rates. Box 2OO-V. Star. i
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ROY a"-S star 80
Atlantic CITY@l947 Pontiac going any
time, returning any time: door to door
service Can accommodate five. MI. 9737.
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS Aug. ,; share
expenses, Phone TR. 2424, Ext. 14s: 8
DENVER - Take . passengers; leaving
August g. MI 3SSS.
DRiVING CALIFORNIA Tuesday, August
leaving FOR MIAMI, FLA, 10th or
18th; take 3; Al Plymouth. Write
THOMAS A. WHITEHEAD, 2720 Ontario
rd NV.
VIRGINIA BEACH-August 1st and End.
Young gentleman: AZ sedan. Call Wo.
DENvERGAusust 2. via st. Louis.
K. C. Can take 3 passengers to either
CITY 1912 CADILLAC. DU. 524R.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. painting etc: 1ree est M
Raisi RaMlToN Ro 9easf coNTRAcTiNa aUSr e.. re- 49
ADDITIONS, concrete cement work work loot loot
steps, retaining walls, old and new work.
SaIfEkATfoNs-Pantins, al GAhEA IS inside and out;
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CABINETS. 1st-class mechanics; screens, screens
store ,daF stars GO afas
aad SARpESTRY asSsFhoE prief and cement and cleo
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part Of house no money ms dSxn Foy I}as }1se
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

IUOING MACHINES, typewriters. pur-
ehssed ana traded. repaired quickly; rea;
sonabie; machines for sale: stsndards, , arS
portables; est. IL Yrs, oFFICE MACH1lsNaaSS nN 1saS
ADDING MACHINES, ealculetors eleanea
eiled and adjusted. All worS EMarans@sec ~
RR 1177. UNITED TYPxWkIIkR co.
o1S 14th gt. nv
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Cont
BUSINESS


PIX oPR.-S900 mo. receptionist type
with tipping; must be alert. neat, able to
meet public: under 35 BoYD's. 1888
=. MA 1888. 30
COLLEGE positions: ] . Physics. . Chemistry
3. English {man). 4. Accounting and
economies. s. Home economics. Out-of-
town college positions in southern State
in adult education and related fields;
masters degree or better and experience
required for all positions. Apply ADAM
14uh and G. RE. 1898. 80.
Al SECRETARY, $50 wk. ~, auto sales
expr.: title clerk. Advertising secretary
under 30. d. 5000. Trade asso. secre-
tary. excep. 5000. Embassy secretary
start S40-S45 wk Stenog. bookkpr.. legal
5 d. $40 wk. transportation secretary
5000 UP. Temp stenog., Ia d. wk... so %
hr Need 100 new applicants daily for TOP
salaried positions Oldest emp, service. in
D. C. Est. 80 yrs. See Miss Lee or Miss
Young. Welcome BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA
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DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP by day. week, or month
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sad sssss s oE RoFaSs ssss as4 Esn "1sh
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:Ss 'sss e. #sz*Gse ssSs sss
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mans IL ct. $500; lady's ~ ct, $500
adys e. $50 a Iadys psTfees seo 4 bese et
our our vast vast purchases Of exceptionally fne
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Z G42s s.. nv: ME-. $40. 4
DINING TABLE; ov 6dad chairs buffet: White
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ton. but like new. ABBOTT & LANDoN'
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So yard materials, mahogany frame
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Il and fluid type; immediate delivery q re re-
| pairs and supplies. AMERICAN TYPE
lr,N
ELECTRiC WELDiNG MACHINE. Lincoln;
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BER CO.. 100 Q. CAPITOL Ii. 2546. ID
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ltiful 10 rooms. 4
ye.; expensive fur
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d private bath for
Call Elk. 2555.
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b chairs; excel. coma, 9luo. rN o4S9.
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% HoU UsEHoLD URNIsHINGs-Living room
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and accessoTie'
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mans proclamation ending hostilities and
other World War II documents, through

mans proclamation ending hostilities and M
March.
Smithsonian Institution. jefferson drive
Ninth % so dan and saresss
Paintings and etchings Of old and new
transportation subjects by Peter Helck,
through April %.
washinston Artists, Conservative. 1920
u street NV. open Monday through
8 pm Exhibition OF paintings. sculpture,
drawings. 1ithographs etchings and pastels.
through March 20.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
day day through Friday am. to 40 pm,
SATURDAYS - am. to noon. Paintings from
Mexico by Lopez-Rey, through March 81.
{, Barnett Alden Gallery Of Art. la7 RAM
dolph place. NV, open weekdays 6 to 10
water eoIors. through April
Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
first street NV. open Tuesday through
Saturday Il am to q m, Sunday to
pm. Monday IL am, to 10 pm. Paint
and Vicinity through March "A; paintings
by John Marin, through April Is.
OAR Museum, Memorial Continental
Monday through Friday 10 am. to 3
recent. additions in south wing, both
through March.
SQUARE DANCES.
Friendship House, 619 D street Sc,
$50 O'CLOCK tonight.
Ninti, and K Streets NV. $50 O'Clock
TEEN CLUBS.
besinnins Ginning at o'clock tonight At the sol.
Junior Police and Citizens Corps head
Evening star., 1947-03-15
\AE:;;' !! i 5; G.

DANCES.
Purim dance, Adas. Israel consresation,
Sixth and Eye street NV sac o'clock
Senior dance. Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV. $3.50 O'clock
National Council Of Jewish s .IsI Janie5s u =,
st. Patrics.s Day,bal auspices Potomac I =.
.s:ao O'Clock tonight. Open 70 PUBLIC. :.
TIL sednrs e. Lebanon pads qsnGs Hote Gon
O'Clock tonight.
From Great Falls p Din1cult Bun; Va "a.
auspices atHf t Capital Hiking Club; NEST at
eleventh. and streets ssf Nw ra,t II time 9nm69 for
row. row, Bring lunch and beverage.
From Mclean, Va. along, scott's Run
and Potomac River trsils, about g miles,
at Eleventh and streets NV. in time
for $50 Arnold bus to Mclean tomorrow.
Bring lunch and beverage.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Public Library Of the District, Art Di-
days d. y - and am am. TO- 8 pm. Fridays and
sspS & rustsr Sater sross sa aae
Botanic Garden. First street and Mary
land ave S.W., open o am. to 4 pm.
Sundays through Fridays an an to II an
SaturGays. aZdleaS, dmafylES fuu dSdSaa,
through March.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Under main
lobby in Commerce Department Rulldlne-
Fourteenth and streets NV. open 8
a m. to 30 pm daily; display of animals
and fresh-water fish, for indefinite period.
Library of Congress. open a m. TO 10l
p. m. weekdays and a m; to pm. Sstur-
days; original Lacock Abbey copy CT the
Magma Carta. on loan from the British
government until December Is. 194S;
original draft of Lincoln's G G.ttysburg ad-
dress fer an indefinite period manuserip,s,
of Lincoln's three-page "antobiography,
Tor en- indefinite period; p'Ujects OF the
american architect BENJAMIN H. Latrobe,
through March 81; recent SiaineSe acouisi-
tions. through March 81.
National Gallery of Art. Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open 10
am. to s pm. weekdays ana . to 70 m.
Sundays: American paintings. Through
March 81; American portraits from col
lection of National Portrait Gallery. IN
cluding portraits of famous historical per-
sonages. through March 30
National Archives, Constitution avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets NV.
open s:45 am. to 5:15 pm. weekdays and
80 to pm. Sundays; President Tru-