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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMc 1898 yan-body truck; good conadi-
es1ss S n1s issS Sooi ~ seSs
TRUCKs-Vet Motors offers, their latest
sssR or OF trucks
VET MOTORS, 1918 Bladensburg I'd. ne
wheels, s-ply tires; s1,7Oo. sH. 1888
CHEvRoLETs l2> 1h-ton long wheelbase
(A-1 condition.; good tires, ready. to work
without additional expense; 12-ft. stake
body Va Ste
dealers; will. sell as lot or single: If pri-
e ay whed ap and EsySes 9esrasa w sDe
sfRy1egER RsfAr15s isolsS 1850 Rss g.. AZ:
FORD IL ton long vheMsl7dbase M ,!Y sab, ! and and
AUTO SALES, goth st. and R. I. ave: ne
nebtk iaas usss, 5,,t2n q
se sTHs 2s5 $780, sa 9s f'f5f bf 9SsS
CHEVROLET 1a41 la-ton panel: Al cond..
6paFs n nea pant Job m0r open
eifer After Z pm. (Drivate owneD, GE.
FoRD 1887 pickup; good condition. rebuilt
BROCKAWAY 11a-ton truck; old model,
zGo EunRRs RRsrdss fsRds2n sd s'Gs tFi
eMc N = 1897 panel n ttusk; usss good cond.; $3.50.
eoPeE neeas s soms oanel reeas es!' s45
BoRD Gas mso4 sa $3.50 Ban sr r9sk 4s good Is0
CHEVROLET sedan delivery l941 in need
9f 1 rspsFs IS st will iel T sss s. i for $500 Apply
axe; 1850 tres; tres; 5000 S'' mi: 1s-ft fat
s9 sFW sT9DhBARRR Rh2Re kGcRs AsfSR duty
and i5a-inch Wheel base; chassis and cab.
and gsa1i stake dsfss Sqees ayaabs n
STTIER, NC iii aist St. NV 1pl:
S6 5s fhsss 1sc ten Ia gHds
dealers. 80 Charming st. NV. 20
FORD 1912 1-ton panel; excel. cond;
foF0aahIu oF asiei sale WPsf as 's 5d
M st. NV, MI. O1s5. .
CHEVROLET 1941 s.-ton panel: must be
seen to be. appreciated; $S95. PARKWAY,
st INV. j.,
RoDcT IoI JE 1855 az pickup good esndi 81.
FORD 1915 pickup truck, heayy-duty rear
a0 aSls To close estate Phone sa Sa nditjon s6s
LOCK 4 HARDWARE CO. 1858 Georgia
WHITE 1897 stake body; excel condition
FORD 1o4i 5od 5s;son d dump; % passed p; B. C.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 1-ton panel heavy
duty; $3.50. New rings. clutch, tires, al
MstoE; Earas oTSF PS ,a5s sss :s:
wheel base. stake, at $3.50 each: easy terms.
RICE MOTOR CO.. 1871 Bladensburg I'd.
FORD la41 lh-ton stake aoo body, heavy
voTR eheysSlsS sSsS lgaa Ne ssn so5 stake ready
REQ ls4e heavy 1h5ton s chassis and cab,
FEDERAL Ie43 s-ton with dump body;
sHER5fT SoTos CO, so f. l. ave-
BARGAINS IN TRUCKS AND BUSES
1a4s Packard M d' 15-passenser pass si,sa5
1914" K6 International 33-pass. bus 1900
1870 international %-ton panel SIS
Many other vehicles. all in excellent con-
dition, RICE MOTOR CO., 1871 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. 20
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMc truck dealer,
offers 40 trucks at special sale.
Pickups, panels, stakes, dumps, chassis
and cabs, semitrailers; also some Army
surplus trucks, AKA, 6x6, SKA carsos,
dumps, tractors. chassis, bridge construc-
tion TRUCKS; half,traeks, ducks .
dealers, 300 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va,
CHI. 1000, daily s am. to pm, Sun.
10 to 3. To reach: Out M st. through
GEORGETOWN. cross Key Bridge, turn right
ON Lee hwy III s % and ol1): drive
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Word Game

Find "a or more common English
words in
S H A C X LIE n
meaning ito fetter, chain" Aver
age mark is 81 words. Time limit 80
minutes.
Rules OF the Came. Words must be
of four or more letters 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. g. Only one form Of word is used,
4. Proper names are not used. list will
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-25

thesda, Silver Spring, New York ave. ne,
or anv other main arteries. LEWIS
BROWN MA 5740: ewes, EN- 9551 -2b
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
AUTOMOBILES 4 WANTED.

1RF YOIT PLANNING a vacation or bust.
,ess trip? Rent new 1947 Chevrolet
;edsn' NATIONAL DRIvURSELP sERv-
fTSE joS One sf ne DU 1854. -25
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDfATELY-I947 Chev
vans, stakes. panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIvE-UR-SEL Me. 7O11.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eial hauling: vans stakes, panels; white
help; ress. rates. FIR. $500. Ext. ~
VAN TRUCKS large or small Jobs: expert.
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance ia. 2931. 25'
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We will gladly finance any trailer you
purchase from our selection, easy terms,
Equip your coach with our factory-ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories Open
! daily and Sunday. 8 am. to- 9 pm
Wis. ave. NV. Phone WO. 1921.
I-TON CARGO TRAILERS. ss5; Mt. Ver-
non auto trailers. $3.50.
! Vans. platforms. semfs, lowboys CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee hwy. Arling-
i tnn CHI rf0n
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
It's better children fand adults too) to rid themselves
OF feelings of hostility By talking them out than is to aop them to
pile 1Uhin themselves.
ot This

Mother: Don't say another word !!
I don't want to hear about your
quarrel with the girls. 1t must be
your fault that you can't get along
with them.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium ga
RACES. shops and factory bldgs.. erected,
POINT IRON WORKS, INC, 1855. 18th st.
NV, MA 3GRR -27
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Points for Parents

Mother: Let's go out in the yard
while you finish telling me about
your trouble with the girls. Then,
if you like, we can have game of
tennis.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander sedan
low mileage, r. and h., whtte-wall tires;
sHGa5 sTGphsAkRs salSs lsa 81 SSS?' 4door sedan
good ensine good body and heater; $3.50
SIT sTupEB.AkER MA.Aisis 1s47 Champion sedan
smartest car in town. radio, heater. over;
eona efage' ass@o. Wv sEsas Hsas ana 'ssms5 -
STUDEBAKER 1910 champ. 2sdr, sed,
clean; excel. cond.: $3.50. AID. 600
sT1ub6EBAKHH 80 ( aeymmandsr owner
fafd nsf bpe h ana motor @
zea ysslly can sa sfd1s EoaaN ssF foI fYH'
sIhEb.kER st ns5R 1Ha ss L. co1pe p 5sep peq cond
$3.50. Call DU. 77s4: ewes. and Sun, sH
STUi6EBAKER IGij 1e41 sedan coupe Com
car es
h.: 30-day warranty: $1,195. LOGAN
H9ToR x6T9 ATeriRosst fe R5So th or st buy car the
modern way, sell only If bid is satisfactory;
total fee, s5. You won't 60 wrong buyins
or selling car here. Big auction sale
eT eTery i1do pSei FIX the st. se L. ssss a
AUTO AUCT1oN-If you wish to sell
car, attend our auction sale every Fri night
at GossRe pd sSen sISna sDrns
Nd. sH. 400 Open 9 to daily.
FORD 1910 Fordor. $3.50.
Chevrolet 1910 2-door; radio and
Ford 1899 convertible coupe. s735.
For Fold 1898 Tudor. s4a5.
Ford 1889 dump chassis; SIS, $685. g,s psr,s
oy
Evening star., 1947-07-25
BIO THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
TRAlLERS (cont.),

HOUSE TRAILER. aluminium COW. glider.
5000. HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE.
5000 Marlboro I'd. See Mr.. Mathers. -27
HOME TRAILER COACHES-We have been
serving WASHINGTON for over 10 yrs; our
trailer home coaches built by world-famous
manufacturers will please the most dis
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GARAGES WANTED
PARKING LOTS.

NJ VICINITY OF 21st and Eye SITS NV
g. H. BINGHAM, RE. 1876, Apt. 305.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CECIL M. ROEDER. Attorney,
InnAcAx.ara4 nj RlAr

DISTRICT, coURT OF THE UNITED
HoIdins Probate court...No. 90: lsS, Ad.
That the subscriber, of, the District Of
Columbia. has obtained, from the Probate
ePus e a hf nsSa en q the eae Of as
Guy, Cochran. late Of the District Of Co
lqmbia' deceased. Al persons having
vouchers thereof, legally Authenticated, to
the on or before the 6sv End day
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
az Of ST. Juy kr 1913 ea EpNA Aest l. WHR Ella "A
BROWN, Deputy Register of wills for the
9istrict Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
JOHN J. LEAHY, Attorney.
Filed July IS, 1947. Charles E. Stewart
IN THE D1srr1ef e!frk COURT OF THE
bia.--Mary Triegs Armstrong. P:aintifr,
Is Andsey snds Armstrong, Jr;; pefendant.. :,
obtain an absolute divorce on the grounds
Of desertion for two years. On motion Of
entered herein on or before the fortieth
dsys occurring after the day Yu Of the fTst
publication of this order: otherwise the
cause, will be proceeded with as in case
Bu6hed once week eGey o hree Ss
sve weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
ssa sna The dsy Evens star 9s9Te
sTEWART, cierk S'|iS By ELLA Mc61oNAIb.
Deputy SSHSsrosE Gsis MUIR 'HssssTS;sa1,
Babs ssss proats fo5 the pslS Of As
Thst he snbscriber Of the R STATE Of a0 Viz
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters of Ad-
ministration on. the estate Of Harry, F.
deseased late Of s District haSns f aams
asainst the deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers cher
scriber, on or psfore ths, 3nd day q q july,
HD f. xdsd a4s p qherTss vi sn ths Of s6 BY sss law
yay Esn s2asF D' saR2 af gay 81
th hRowN 81 NY Depuy sea ReesteA Atss oi WIS IA foA
Probate Court. jy1s25au1
FRANK F; sCRIyENER; Attorney,
D1sIRIcT, coYRT ., Of THE UNI UNITED
aofnf faoa sS4s OF Admn
istration Docket 146-Application having
been made herein fol-, probate Of the last
by Wesley Taylor, the executor nomi mated
July, AID: I947, that David Duncan, minor; nor
AID. 1947, at 1000 o'clock AM. to show
cause why sgch application should not be
the washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star" once in each OF three sue
mntioned. the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before, said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOL1THA
j. LAWS. Chief Justice of said Court, this
18th day of July, AID 1917. GSealD At
test ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy, REGISTER
of Wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. jy1s .25aul
HENRY H. LEFFERTs, 900 F st. NV.
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door sedan. good condi-
I4th st. NV, DU. 1904.
Yer 6 4-dr. sedan: heat
200 miles; S1,650 cash.
H. O1S1. Us
and h., seat covers: ST.
It good small trade,
CO., INC, OW. 1900:
lper convertible; excel
orand-new motor and
Phone before 6 pm,
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MERCURY 1912 4-door sedan. attractV
trade Of mGeGT Germs 'FeS woErE III MoToRs
and K SITS. NV, Ex. 5562., 20 %,
MERCURY 40, owner-rated 4-dr; toWl ",
new; South Wind heater This is a swell
looking car and performs nke fto nrnhIspn mli,1n
too. i94l Dodge Luxury Liner coupe
original Brewster heat ana and nos
saFst's sSFs sl4s5 4H it. 1oAk oeis Is eass Pun ls
MERCURY Nj sT 9St4 and n D d'o 4dr
sedan. original black baked enamel f1nisf
like new; interior bright and shiny; heater
and music; bumper tips and center guard
This baby is in condition. Try and get on, on,
18th st. NV. QSth and u, DI. $500.
: Or 8 weeks; 1850 or highest offer be
NASH ls4s club coupe; clean; viii sci e.
no for sas5 or $500 and Ssda take over paymshhts
siishsly iey over soeoo 1890 miles. mile Prieed below
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO., 7th and F
Nash sIes7: r. and h: ~ inspecsion
"rs tsss and F4asy S4s sn snS satada1 ash
NASH 1888 2-dr.. sedan: heater: engin'
overhauled; new tires, new battery; goos
der: must sell. DE. 67Oo, Ext. IL, 1T
NASH 1915 a-door sedan. new 1s4e motor
excel; condition; bbargain;e s1'1oo. 1iIot
OLDS 1910 IS" 4-door trunk: new tires
original black finish, defroster r. and n.
S1,150 ia. 9467. go
oLDs 1912 "6' convertible; new top, r.
h., beaut. black finish. Must be seen to b,
appreciated; 81 .495. PARKWAY. 3051 N
ST. NV, MI. o1s5. p
cream puff: hydramatic operation lik,
floating on breeze: heat; music. orisina
This Is the one; sl;sss = LOGAN e Z, tFSTn sNSo
oLDs 1s46 ''as;' club sedan; de luxe
radio, 2-way heater; like new; S2.95o OF
best offer under. No dealers. Boz
oLDs. .1a4e 4-door sedan, Hydra-M Matte
r, and H.: clean Throughout; excellent me
chanical condition; S1,045, cash or terms
EEFuBIIc MOTOR SALES. 1s NJ st. sc.
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good condition. paint, motor, tires and up
I4th st. NV. TExAco sTATfoN, no. s5s5
CHRYsLER 1s4s New Yorker 4,door; :
GRnn ays ns so W. Soya i9ss Club coupe radio
HAWKINS MOTOR co. INC, ow. 1900;
I'll sssss ssads sss or e s
cHRYsLER 1888 light 3 4-door sedan;
cHRYSL2R SLL22R 1885 Airf,ow s-cylinder 4-dr
Desa ssdsa runs bafss s Dssssa ss il e54
low A milesse. Excel. condition: Recently
eompl; overhauled. Fully eMSuippsssdo M sso, Only
asso s56 Rs5se' cali pi5sfs
cHfrsIER efifE R iass a. not ss' Airow sa fine motor
clean finish, two new tires: price, S325.
1870 Benning I'd. Sc, Apt: l ..,,
or @ cash: % ST .os5. FRANK SMALL. y. ;,
INC, 1901 Good Hope rd. Sc. Ii. 2oe7o.
cHRYsLER 1e4s New Yorker 4-dr.; fully
equipped a beautiful car; real buy at
ST .495; small down payment. KOLB MO-
TOR CO, 1859 Macarthur blvd. NV, EN-.
$3.50, Wo,, $3.50. Open 10 am to 8 s gm'
CHRYsLER 1a4o convertible; must saeTi. uaio
and heater: top in good condition; S1.26o.
Cali 3-s pm. RA. .6549.
CROSLEY I947 4-cylinder sedan: save over
500 from new-car list: driven only $500
miles; Ss45; fully gI guaTanteed: nTn terms co Or
tIade; ets MANHATTAN NE Aoio q f'AN.0 Os6 a.
De SOTO 1887 coupe. fair cond,, new
paint: $500 or best offer below. See MINI
ave. end Blaine st. ne. -
BE soTo 1912 taxieab' I9a6 piamondd "a; HolsTs Sn
1924 for appointment to inspect. -27
DE SOTO 1871 1,door; r. and nnmenebanicalIy ri; an efy
excel; beaut. dark blue finish; 30-day
warranty; an owner,Ersatsd sraa atS gar: !, sLiss2 ss
DE SOTO 1941 2-door sedan; Z and n;
rood condition; S995. HAWKINS MOTOR
CO, INC. oW. 1900; evenings, OIL. 1871.
DODGE 1e47 Custom 4-door; s2.4e5,
CHERNER BREWER. AIT Conn. ave. nw.'
DODGE ia47 4-door Custom, heater, brisht
maroon; S2,396, MI. e260, 70 Sat.
MISS FECKER
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ST.
dor. r. and h.; q
!; $685.. OWNER
as just like new;
1854. 217 Ray

/ cond.: radio,
S1,195 or best
O966 bet. 4:30
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sedan, radio and
private owner;

r. sedan: black:
cally, body and
ner. CHI. 1858.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
On the Other Hand
Taft Obtaining Preview of What
It Might Mean to Be President

Committee, that is to say. for the
bill never did reach the House. A
combination Of reactionary Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, by one TECH
nical trick after another, stalled the
committee hearings and prevented a
report. Senator Taft himself pleaded
with Republican Leader Martin to
call OF the obstructionists, but
without avail. The bill died.
Fight in Senate Committee.
The November election put the
Republicans in control Of Congress
and Taft was made the Senate
leader. He joined again with the
two Democrats and reintroduced
the bill, this time Is the Taft
E1lender- Wagner bill. However, the
real estate lobby. emboldened by
success, gave him fight in the
Senate committee and the bill only
emerged the other day by vote Of
seven to six. There Is grave doubt
Of It's passage by the Senate.
Meantime the House committee
has not considered 1t at all. Instead
1t has given the green light to q
bill bearing Chairman Wolcott's
name. This bill may not have beer
written by the real estate lobby, a.
some have charged, but 1t meets
with the lobby's warm approval.
All of which adds up to q lessor
for Senator Taft in what 1t might
mean to be President If when h,
reached the White House he carried
any Of his more liberal ideas with
him.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

Chapter Henry McLAmofe.
goes in for gestures. Pen and ink
drawings show the proper use Of the
index finger when extolling mother
love, the correct wave Of the right
hand when driving homo point
against high tariff walls, and the
I de rigueur shake OF the head when
taking firm stand against foot
pads and mashers.
How to be Confident.
Chapter 3 explains how to
avoid stage fright. Just imagine,
the books always advise, that you
are talking to one set Of ears, one
set Of eyes; in short, that you are
talking to Just one man. Picture
yourself in phone booth with an
old friend, the books say, and try
to imagine being ratified" by that.
You'll find confidence. You'll talk
with astonishing ease. So say the
books.
I questioned these books the min
ute read their authors names. In
all my travels I never have heard
one OF them speak. T feel about
them the same way do about pro-
fessors Of Journalism, II they know
50 much. why don't they 60 out and
win the Pulitzer Prize twice year
Evening star., 1947-05-20
THE EVENING STAR washington, D. G. Ar
s fuEsoAY lSH.

and make all of us look bad?
But, such Is the power OF the
printed word that sought the helr
OF books on after-dinner speaking
before made q speech few nights
ago. I boned up on the subject
/ rehearsed before mirrors. / prac-
ticed drinking Toe water. I prac-
ticed standing upright and still
while my knees shook. ! practiced
getting my fee in advance, q bit oi
foresightedness that all the books
advise.
$35 and Taxi Fare.
When was introduced by the
POSTMASTER, I rose to my feet with
all the confidence Of q Npstick sales
man In the Ubangi country. I'll slay
EN-, I said to myself. I'll roll 'em in
the aisles. For $35 and taxi fare
tmy standard charge) I'll give 'em a
combination Of Fred Allen, Bob
Hope, Senator Bricker, Winston
Churchill. Rim Tin Tin and Henry
Wallace.
Once on my feet, followed the
manual and picked out one man in
the second row I'll talk to him,
said to myself. That will be my one
pair OF ears. That1l be my friend.
No one else Is here. I'm alone with
him. Unfortunately, that is exactly
what happened. Ten minutes after
I started talking there were just two
people In the place-the speaker
and the man In the second row.
After fifteen minutes my listener
interrupted. Nearly through" he
asked. 1T you are, I'll stick 1t out
with you. But II you're not, well.
I'm going home. After all, I'm pay
ing SO cents an hour for baby
sitter" We compromised. I agreed
to pay half the sitter's fee If he
would stay with me until I finished
talking. He stuck 1t through like q
little man.
II you are looking for an after
dinner speaker, you could do worse
than engage me. My cable address
is Stinko.
Distributed By McNauEht Syndicate: Inc;
Evening star., 1947-05-20
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
O. Why are there no snakes in
Ireland?--H. r. B. a
A. This Is due to the fact that
geographically Ireland is isolated
from the region in which these YER
tebrates originated and occupy at
the present time. A few attempts
have been made to introduce HARM
less species, but as yet there are no
records of any becoming established.
Whether the failure has been due
to a lack OF proper environment,
climate, disease or other abnormal
condition, the Fish and Wildlife
Service has no evidence. Snakes can
be raised successfully in Zoos in
Ireland.
@. Which country In Europe is
richest in medieval castles?-T. e. l..
A. Before the war this distinction
was claimed by France, which coun-
try. according to q census, had
total Of 761 castles.
@. How much of the rubber used
In industry is natural rubber?-
S. ]. E.
A. In 1916. consumption of ma
tural rubber was 81 per cent Of the
total.
@. Where in the United States
are diamonds mined?-O. v. j.
A. Diamonds have been found IN
peridotite near Murfreesboro, Ark,
and i've mines have been operated.
They are: The Arkansas, Ozark,
Mauney, American and Kimberlite.
The Arkansas mine has been the
chief producer.
@. How steep a grade can a tank
negotiate?-B. P.
A. The War Department says
that the maximum degree per-
formance to which a tank has been
put has been a 31-degree angle.
which is equivalent to a so per cent
grade. There is nothing inherent
in q tank which makes 1t easier
to climb sleeper grade. Conse-
quently, 1t suffers the same retard-
Ing effects experienced by a car on
q steep grade. The greater the
grade, the harder the pull for the
car, neoesitating more power with
less speed.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
This Changing World
New Bizonal Economic Council ].
Seen Widening German Division

States, witch already y growing
anxious 10 80 Germany placed on
q sslf-supporting basis.
The result Is. through tho crea-
ton Of the nsw council. that the
two occupation zones Of Germany
are brought into even closer rela-
tionship than was provided IN the
original economic merger, and an
other step Is taken toward what may
turn out to be liberalization Of
Western Germany In advance Of any
decision BY the Big Four Foreign
Ministers.
Confronted with an intransigeant
Russia, which insists on its own
conception Of q new German gov
ernment. the western Allies find 1t
increasingly necessary that, II they
cannot unity Germany as whole,
they unity the part they control, in
the hope first Of reducing the Ger
man burden on themselves, and
second, OF persuading the Russians
by means OF an accomplished fact
to 60 along with western ideas
Of German liberalization.
Agencys Power Questioned.
It Is q serious question whether .
strictly German agency viii be able
to get things done which the Amer
lean and British military govern
ments-possessing the force With
which to enforce their will-have
not been able to accomplish.
Some American ofncial quarters
have been disturbed over what Is
regarded as display Of weakness
on the part OF the western Allies
toward the Germans. in that Ger
man farmers, for instance, could
succeed in Withholding their pro-
duction from the market-or In
selling 1t through black market
channels-while city Germans were
demonstrating, in some cases vio-
lently, against this artificial short
age Of food.
The British plan to utilize troops
to force this hidden produce into
legitimate channels of distribution
Is Of Questionable value. as various
governments have found. Con-
fronted with military force the
farmer-be he German, French,
Russian or any other-has the abil-
ity to starve the cities.
The attempt to solve this prob
lem by giving the Germans more,
rather than less, responsibility and
authority for economic control may
or may not prove successful. But 1t
Is certain that the division OF Ger
many is becoming deeper and the
Russian Foreign Minister will find
at London factual situation which
represents no concession to the
Russian viewpoint on Germany.