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Evening star., 1947-06-21
HELP MEN.

WOODWORKER for shop work, rebuilding
station wagon bodies. Clean, light shop.
located in Va. near Leesburg pike. Prefer
man WHO lives in that VICINITY This IS
an excellent opportunity for good. sober,
reliable worker with shop experience.
Excel. pay. paid holidays and paid vaca-
tions, with health and accident insurance
and many other benefits. Call Mr..
CLICK, week days. EN-. 1000. 22
YOUNG NAN, white. drive truck and
help roofer; steady work. See o'BRIEN,
1000 Mass. ave. n.e., am.
YOUNG MAN, under 20. to train as ir.
land and PENNSYLVANIA. See Mr., FREY or
NATIONAL SAALI.-LOAN company has
opening for experienced collection man;
splendid opportunity for advancement. !.
only man experienced in instaliment or
credit collections considered: mostly all
TELEPHONE work; salary open. Box 254-M
4WssasHINGToN GAS LIGHT CO. offers en-
ployment in the following positions: We
hicle mechanics ito work in Arlington
County,. painters. carpenters, body repair
man: only experienced men with steady
employment BACKGROUND need apply Apply
employment office, WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT CO., HOO a9th st. NV, Mon.
throuefl Fri. $40 to : pm 26
WANTED, AUTO MECHANIC-50-50 pay
plan. .S;s, per hour rate; well hghted and
hour week. time and half overtime. .yaca-
iton and holidays with pay; group hospi-
talization and group life insurance; good
men earning 500 per week. Mr.. Wor-
sham, LOGAN MOTOR CO. tFord),
I'LL 18th ST. NV. DI $500 ~
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Soap Box Derby Guide

The Washington Soap Box
Derby is a coaster car race for
boys to be held July II under
sponsorship of The Star and
the District Department of the
American Legion. Boys II to Is,
inclusive, and those reaching
their 18th or 18th birthdays in
the period from June l to Au-
gust II, inclusive, are eligible.
Official rule books are issued
on registration with a Chevrolet
dealer in the Washington area.
Entry blanks must be signed by
a parent or guardian.
Registration lists close June
80.
The coaster cars must be boy
built at a cost of not more than
$6 in addition to the amount
spent for wheels and axles. Pre-
cision wheel bearings are pro-
hibited. but ordinary ball bear
ings are permitted.
These maximum limits are
prescribed: Length, 80 inches;
width, 42 inches; height, in
cluding windshield, 80 inches;
weight of racer, $50 pounds;
combined weight of racer and
driver, $50 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Six Police Boys Club Entries
Scheduled for Coaster Race

Metropolitan Police Boys Club
No. 10 may be represented by as
many as six entries in the sixth
Washington Soap Box Derby July
II. it was revealed yesterday.
Hopes of the unit were told by
members who attended the Coaster
Clinic in the Star Building and took
part in the weekly WMAL radio pro-
gram.
Those interviewed by Bill Coyle,
radio director of The Star, were
Jimmy Goris, IA; Sam Hartman, IA;
Freddie McCutchan, IA, and Robert
Shrier, IA, all Powell Junior High
School students.
They were accompanied by Carl
volz, club supervisor.
Mr.. Coyle warned all boys build
ing or planning to build racers for
the coaster competition to register
by June 80.
Additional Derby entrants In
clude:
Earl Ball, 13, 9108 Crosby road,
Silver Spring: Stephen Lands, II,
1894 Dale drive. Silver Spring; Larry
Finisecy, IS, 71S South Eighteenth
street, Arlington; Robert Lee
Knight. 13, 1902 Alabama avenue,
Alexandria; James Hanbury, IL.
1851 Allentown road Sc; Raymond
Virga, 13, 2901 M street Sc; Will
liam Madden, Is, 1880 Allentown
road Sc; George Ruby, Is, IT'S
Fourteenth street Sc, and George
Stebbing, II, 300 North Carolina
avenue Sc.
Dread The Star for Derby neWS.l
Evening star., 1947-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
ErITTYRE

TRUSTEES SALE. July 10. 100 am, at
the courthouse door, Rockyflle. Mo- ESQ
Dear Potomae XIV
er, known as. Trundle Farm, 230 acres
clear. balance in woods. Land well watered
and improved BY l1-Eoom DWELLING 1oSs house e
large barn, courthouse and wagon shed
combined. meat house, poultry house and
concrete dairy. Suitable for raising stock
shown July 4th and every Saturday and
the hours Of 1000 am, and 500 pm. by
two Of the owners For terms and further
particulars, write the undersigned at
Rockville. Md. or see adyertisenlent n
BoUIc and ALBERT N. BoUfc. trustees.
je14.l5.21.22.2 2s.29 iy5,6.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son. auctioneers, 435
Southern Building-Trustees, sale Of valu, ,
able nrs,ss swG soy roy e eEk dwelling b. yfue
Liber No. s16s, Folio 5s3 et sea-, Of the
land records Of the District Of columbias;
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell,
at public auction IN front of the premises,
s4 9s M0nda@g a gao the oosE SsEd day f e nnf
District Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
asa and Tlppns asssH sSbdvision II SQUARE re- num-
bered Eight Hundred Twenty One. fs21, as
per plat recorded in the office OF the sur
at 1SF n Des sod subeef s. eaansl so p s
for S123s.34, Terms: Further nar5iculsrs
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 REQUIRED.
Conveyancing. recording: etc.. at purcha-
Tn S o3s g days erf ta ee desog
and the property may be advertised and re-
soeH ef sENs 6f aIsEstiS5 oS S NJ th swAAs tsasissF
poned to Thursday, the Bird day OF July.
1947 A. D., at the same time by order
OF the trustees. jeI2,14,17.I9.21.25 .25.ly2
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
sSs row brs daeng be
ing known as premises No. 5l4 M" st.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in liber No. S243. folio
district a sap e columbia bis @ and eV at the requsst
signed trustees will sell, at public auction
ss.h t',ss ssy . ?. 7: Jgas $50 %p ;1ss7. & ss@:
ises, situate in the District Of ,columbia
snS and being lot g IN
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
liber II at folio 122; subject to a right
lot for purposes Of an aileyways Terms
Of sale: All cash; A deposit of $500 will
be required at time Of sale. All convey
ancns n 4s samps as to ets Se
Of sale, otherwise. the trustees reserve
right to resell ths HToPefty s tne
after I'VE days advertisement Of such re-
sale sal In some newspaper pueIls9nsTda Its nTaNn n
VI VI f5hlR1s9 5RRToN " p OVEN Au Trustees, NoiANo
ie13 Of %
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from s am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 9 pm.
= 4
For those wishing to trans
act business In person the first
floor Business Counter Is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Bill Filed to Aid Veterans
In D. {. Bur Admission

Representative Keating, Republi-
can, of New York has introduced in
the House bill to facilitate admis-
sion to the District bar of former
members of the armed forces.
1t provides that the written exam
ination shall be waived in the case
of any veteran who has served hon.
orably for two-year period, or
whose service was terminated in
less than two years because of a
service-connected disability.
Evening star., 1947-06-21

WAITRESS. exper,. coll
ored. live In or out. private home; state
refs. and monthly salary expected. Box
cooK esaK And Nd G.Hw. for small apartment.
to sleep in or stay nights: must be fond
IF ehiidren, Call NO. 1885; s3
vacation with pay. every Thursday Of
after 10 am, every other Sunday on,
must have good references; white or col
ored; kaiorama section. Phone DE 4a5S. Il,
children. Gail Hyattsyilie 1858, 2s
d; ac.45 . s. years s cd: local references. ' Or.
G.H.w. colored, live in, no coeking, good
G.H.W., iisht laundry. Bendix hsip with
2 children; dependable, refs and health
G.H.w.i sa5 week; live in. fond Of caiI-
dren' plain ,6o cooking city reference nsees-
sGaGy Gag 81; seat sag3 ana senenaasle must be rood
ironer and thorourh cleaner; fond cs caA--
dren: small apt; Tues, Wed. and Fri, 3
to ] !, prefer near Va. busline; $3.50 snd
e pm 5sls Ga EfqaTsS aeS fs fs s
ough cleaner, light laundry. occasional
boys sees asi u 0s and 1 sn Share I iarse sci bed
room. with 3i3-yr.-old boy; pleasant sur
roundings and liberal time of; except week
health card OR. 04I5. -21
HOUSEWORKER, sleep in. fond of chill.
dren: Bendix other help: references 246
fslsadl G9nalIn n sst.y A. FARM1NaDALE' '-Is Lsns
MAID. MAID. reliable. for month at Bethany
Beach beginning June 2S. to. help with
simple coeking and care Of
Man And WIFE fer cookins and house,
work, to live In. CO. 4754. -27
MAN AND WIFE. white, middle aged:
handy man for yard and garden, woman
to help in home and kitchen: easy and
pleasant work for settled couple: board
and room furnished. r H CARLOCK. 10th
St.: Cabin John. Nd. WI. ,7714. as.
NURSEsIAID, white or colcred. Couple In
business require services Of capable, de-
pendabie person live out: large apt. bldg.
in Silver Spring, at bus stop: children,
ages = and 8: Ink: other help enpio-ed:
S1a0 mo. Apply Monday; bet. 9. and 8.
in person only, with substantial refer
ences. ask for MRS. MILLER, s535 Ga.
WANTED-KINDLY MoTHERLY woman
to keep house for small quiet adult fam
lily Good home If desired. EN-. 2242.--22
WOMAN, white, take full charge 2 chill
dren in country for months; recent ref
erences Phone WO. OATS. -22
WOMAN. white, live in: housework. light
laundry. no cooking. help with baby: 2 in
family Phone SH. $685.. =
Evening star., 1947-06-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CARETAKER, SOBER house bath, cleo,
milk. meat; wife to help in our home; good
salary. Box Tx Seneca, Md -2T
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; 5-day
week. Call RA, 5000. -26
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION il YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge, Give voice and phone number
Box 369-k, Star
COUPLE, .colored: ghw: $3.50 month
end board. Must be nondrinkers. Refs.
MRS. SINGER, 2230 Mass. ave. NV al
FOOD CHECKER CASHIER, experienced:
on National Cash Register system: by
Washington restaurant. references re-
quired; salary. S175 mo-, plus meals. Box
15S-M, Star. -
OPPORTUNITY-Gold opportunity for
girl or boy between is and 35 to tram
for soda manager, large chain organiza-
tion. Phone 7DI. 6435, MRS. ELLIS. be-
tween $40 am -21
PIANO Player, good salary and tips
hours 9 pm. to 2 am. Apply in person
only. BENNY'S TAVERN, S29 14sh st
~ " %
Evening star., 1947-06-21

to the Children's Hospital Building
Fund the $3.50 rebate due you which
accrued from three years of rate
litigation. You do not sign away
the rate reduction on your current
or future light bills-just the over
charge you already have paid.
ANY one Who knows children the
hospital has aided, victims of infan-
tile paralysis, spastic paralysis, tick
fever, rheumatic fever-those things
that can happen to children CT any
family-Would make haste to sign
Evening star., 1947-06-21

time ago. but we had 600 given us
yesterday"
The request for tokens realized
more than 81 600. The request that
District and Maryland customers
chip the coupons from the press,
sign them and mail them to Pepco
may put the drive over If enough
respond before the deadline, June
Is. To date 1900 coupons have been
sent In which means something over
SIS 900 In the hospitals drive for
that last $4,000.
Evening star., 1947-06-21

go right over the
top. Many peo-
pie I speak to
don't realize
that all they
have to do is to
sign a coupon
appearing in the
press and the
fun d will be
$3.50 richer and
t ey will be
nothing out of
pocket"
he coupon
instructs the Po-
tonac Electr i C
nor,o~ ~ ~,,,
Evening star., 1947-06-21

''If people only realized how easy
1t is,' Rear Admiral C. r. Train,
u. S. N, retired, said today, "the
Children's Hospital campaign would
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Community Education
Carnival Set Tonight

Marking the end of two years of
orcuuancy of its present site at 935
G. rlace NV, Community Educa-
IN. Inc, an inter racial arts
school. will hold a carnival and sup
D. dance at 8 o'clock tonight.
David Campbell. director, said
proceeds of the program will be de-
voted toward the expense of obtain
ing new and larger quarters for the
school when it opens new term in
September.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Statesmen with car; big commission;
weekly advances. Call Shepherd 201T.

Statesmen to sell brick siding. roofing.
automatic hot-water heaters kit. and bath
I'm. moderniZation, oil burners, gas con-
versions. oil, coal and gas furnaces; COM
plete heating installations; best deal in
town. Interviews mornings, 10 to IL.
ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS, INC,
1512-1514 Benning rd. ne. -25
statesmen to sell homeowners beautiful
plastic tile for remodeling walls of bath
rms, kits. and recr. rms. permanent, life
time durability; attrac colors. This prod
uct is superior to anything on the present.
day market. maxine other tiles obsolete.
If you want to make biz money, ccme in
and see us. Interview mornings 10 to
12. ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS, INC,
1921 5lt Bennfng rd. ne. -25
Statesmen, exper.. mill SUPPLIES, tools and
machinery. With car. Want producer
tunity with an established company. Box
9S-M, Star. -25
SECURITY SALESMAN. with active ellen
tele; liberal commission and drawing ac-
count, plenty of leads and Cooperation.
See MR.. KAHN or MR.. BROWN, RE. 1915,
l10S 18th st. NV
REAL ESTATE OFFICE can use some live
wire statesmen: we!1-est ablished Office with
ine opportunites for right man. KAY
REALTY CO., 5505 Ga. ave. NV RA.
i WANT A MAN to train and manage men;
must have sales experience; an FHA-ap-
proved, year-round product; excellent
proposition to man Of good quality. Phone
Ii, 49l5, 9 to II noon. --22
Evening star., 1947-06-21
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

OUT-OF-TOWNR RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Elat rate per line 45c
Cut-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington
Claims for errors must be made in time
For correction before second insertion
When cancellng classified advertisements
he sure to make note of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show a credit for the
cancellation
If advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears a serial
number, with date. and identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-06-21

Submarine antimoisteur paint will
be used In prefabricated houses in
Richmond. England.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
HELP WOMEN.
HELP DOMESTIC.

YOUNG LADY to learn credit businesss
must have some knowledge OF tipping. See
Mr. DUBTN Tf9 Tth st NV --9f
Evening star., 1947-06-21
Potomac Electric Power Company
S29 E Street NV. =
Washington 4, D. c. 4

The undersigned customer
requests the Potomac Electric
Power Company to pay to The
Children's Hospital, Washing
ton, D. c., the amount of re-
funds to which he may be
entitled for the period from
March /, 1914, through Feb
ruary %, 1947, as a result Of
orders issued by the Public
Utilities Commission Of the
District of Columbia with re-
spect to charges for electric
service for that period.
Print-Name of Customer
Print-Address of Customer
THIS AUTHORIZATION
BY WEDNESDAY
Evening star., 1947-06-21
sALEsAAEN.

LIQUOR statesmen with thorough knowl-
edge of the LIQUOR business: an excellent
opportunity with good future, good salary.
NATIONAL HGH ipoSl aosFRaGANIzATIoN. with over SO
yrs exper wants salesman. selling COM
plete weather proof1ng services; weather.
strip, steel and aluminium storm windows,
rock wool insulation. screens and caikingi
70 home owners unlimited Is income; op H mnsI
RGA 19ss sye ns TR 8se sxpeT
enced man with car will find nloney-mak-
ing advantages working out of this Office
Generous advertising, leads and hstings
furnished. For interview, call Mr. Dixon
JAMES L, DIXON 81 CO., 1899
Conn, MI. All
REALTY SALESMEN-Last month one of
my salesrlen made Sa52; another mex
You can make $4,000 yrly. with my co
if you are a good salesman. OW:, 1887
SALESMAN, smoked meats and provisions:
an Eastern manufacturer of the highest
quality line of provisions and smoked
meats. specially prepared and attractively
packaged, requires the services of g. resi-
dent salesman for WASHINGTON, D. c., and
Baltimore, Md. This man must have q
good car. previous experience is REQUIRED
in covering meat markets, super markets,
chain. stores. Institutions, etc. Similar
experience with western packer or local
houses very helpful To such man we
will pay good salary and car allowance.
Our sales staff knows of this advertise
ment. Reply to E. GREENEBAUM CO,
32s East 103rd ST.. New York 30. N. Y.
G LII aar,,.;,rsan.
Evening star., 1947-06-21

(Read The Star for Derby news)
Evening star., 1947-06-21

TyPIsT wanted by. local fuel oil company.
necessary. In reply give full qualifications.
TYPISF. fast, accurate permanent posi-
ton: S35 wk plus lunches. Apply imned.,
mgr's, -efice, HOTEL ANNAPOLIS. n22
transpositions. Call RALPH AT. 6754.
WANTED. over 81, expert
good wages and tips. NECTAR CAFE,
s. sslI i. WlssOnsln nN sra ave. Apply in person
" %AfTKEss. f1H s. must must be exper.; with Asc
CREST REsTaAdH,E1ST, s714 Good aas0pe
" H1HhHSfl Sakk 35
Georgia ave. NV Fl
ssgs segs' tHSe Apply SGlE IN person. IoUs REsT1U
RANT. SO Bladensbure I'd. ne I'll
must have ABc cards and know some
thing gbout typing; also part-time waitress.
4912 wis. ave NV -22
spa KNs Of TIE 2Es SEA s1PSEsRsd nsf
WairREss, u Sss. ezpsr.. @ White. 1915 Georgia
MssAlTkEssEs. white. M ge9a TIPS. Apply
y WATrRfssEs Tf 81 lIsa saper; aayxork Apply in
person only; DAIY's FooD SHOP. $267
WAITRESS. excellent position for exper-
ienced and reliable worker. WAGSHALS S
DELIcATEssEN, 1885 Mass. ave. aa nw
WOMAN as consultsut for Tujiers cos
metics. Excellent earnings: experience
not necessary. For interview, call AID.
1913. -23
PALACE LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning Corp.
needs experienced shirt operators, linen
suit operators, fat frorer operators. silk
managers, assistant managers, relief
clerks: top pay, top conditions. Apply
employment once. 9th and II sts. n.W.-2l
Evening star., 1947-06-21

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Evening star., 1947-11-04
McLemore-
Advises Tourists
On South America
Rp Henry NcLem0re

ny IItHF y w CIt VVFc
Ever since I got back from South
America my mail has been filled
with requests from folks from all
over the United States who want to
Evening star., 1947-11-04
On the Other Hand
What Will Happen When the $64
Question Hits the High Court?

have been sending men and women
to Jail for contempt of Congress, but
tho Supreme Court has not had to
rule yet on this simple question of
whether a refusal to state ones
political afihation is contempt of
Congress. How it will rule is any
body's guess, for the members of the
court are disposed to divide sharply
at times on these knotty problems.
How one of them thinks in this gen.
eral field of civil liberties, however,
was rather strongly expressed last
week.
Justice Douglas Stand.
Associate Justice william o.
Douglas was speaking to the Rhode
Island Bar Association.
"It was the fear of courts, as we'll
as the fear of prosecutors, police and
legislatures" he said, (which led to
the inclusion in our Bill of Rights
of numerous procedural safeguards
for criminal trials Procedure is
more than formality. Procedure Is,
indeed, the great mainstay of sub
stantive rights. If accusation and
proof were easy. If the right to coun-
sci were denied, If proof were not
subjected to close scrutiny, If the
accused, rather than the prosecutor,
carried the burden-then racial, re-
ligious or political prosecutions could
easily become the order of the day.
"Exacting procedural require
ments prevent prosecutors, judges
and juries from taking short cuts.
They stand as a barrier to hasty, in
famed community action. They are
some guarantee that mans day in
court be a real and genuine oppor-
tunity to defend, not a mere ritual
to conceal a predeterminauon of
guilt. "
Those who champion the consti-
tutional rights of minorities, who
insist that members of all minority
groups, including Communists and
Fascists, be given fair trial j.. are
often severely criticized. They are,
in fact, frequently dubbed Commu-
nists, fellow travellers or other sub
versive agents. =
'It is ironic that such criticism
should be made, especially in legal
circles"
Evening star., 1947-11-04
This Changing World
U. S. Studying Overwhelming Defeats
Of Communists in Western Europe Polls

which skilled British tech
nicians and workers can transform
into finished goods.
The Old World, the British left
wingers say, inevitably will be DOM
mated by the Soviet Union, hence
the success of state-controlled ex-
port trade must depend on Moscow's
good will. America, their argument
says, is heading for clash with
Russia and her satellites, and Britain
cannot afford to maintain even
friendly neutrality toward the coun-
tries which represent the old system
now necessarily doomed.
This line of thinking apparently
is not shared by the rank and file
Of Britons who, in spite of the IA
tigue resulting from two devastating
wars and the loss of the most i'm
portant parts of the empire, still be-
lieve they can maintain themselves
without totalitarianism.
Moscow Watching.
The Labor Party victory in 1945
has been compared by many observ-
ers with that. after World War ]
when Ramsay Macdonald became
Britain's first Labor prime minister
The British people had had enough
of Mr.. Churchill's oratory and
wanted a change. In the recent
voting the staunchest supporters of
the Labor government-the workers
to have become discour-
aged with the inefficiency of the
amateurs who are running Britain
now. The Conservatives won i'm
pressive victories in some of the
most important industrial sections of
the country.
There is no question that Moscow
is watching the present series of
elections in Europe with even
greater interest than Washington.
Communist governments never
have taken Office by popular vote.
In the Soviet satellite countries they
were all the result of secret police
activities. Wherever opposition per-
sisted, as in Bulgaria, the Commu-
mist governments in power have
been quick to liquidate its leaders
before the firing squad and on the
gallows.
The American Government now is
carefully following Russia's reactions
to the Communist defeats in West
ern Europe. When legal political
activities fail to produce results the
Communists have not hesitated to
resort to the traditional coup d'etat
to gain power. Imposing Soviet
armies are poised to strike on the
borders of Western Europe, and the
question our political and military
leaders are asking is whether those
forces will be used to support vio-
lence movements by Communist
parties in Italy, France and the
lesser countries of Western Europe
The answer to that question will
also answer the question whether
Russia will move to the channel in
the next few months.
Evening star., 1947-11-04

tives and independents overwhelmed
the Reds. Denmark followed this
lead in its parliamentary elections.
Last Saturday towns and cities In
England and Wales voted for new
municipal councillors, the result
showing a swing over to Winston
Churchills Conservative Party al
most as sweeping as the Labor Party
victory in 1e45. Although there was
little if any element of communism
in this election, the swing away from
socialism was so pronounced that a
general election may be necessary
to show whether the present Labor
government is to continue admin
istering Britain's affairs.
Mr.. ChurchillsH followers won 636
seats in the municipal councils. and
lost only 49, The LaboriteS lost
687 and won only 49, The CON-
munists lost nine and won none.
Never Strong In Britain.
Unlike the Communist parties in
continental Europe, the party has
never been strong in Britain. But
the minority left wing of the Labor
Party has succeeded in forcing its
views and policies to certain extent
on the honest, but weak, Prime Min
lister Attlee.
The left wing Labor policies are
considered by many thinking Brit
ishers to mean that after the dis
integration of British capitalism and
replacement of free enterprise by
strict state control Britain will have
no alternative but to enter the Soviet
orbit
The argument so frequently heard
from some of the principal leaders of
the left wing of the British Labor
Party is that industrial Britain can
survive in the new world only by
having the closest political and eco
nomic affiliations with Russia. The
argument also is that Russia is
able to provide Britain with the raw