davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-25


on to tell the truth. who was vain
and boastful to a repellent degree
and who had a moral sense fit only
for the gutter.
To offset this all-black appraisal,
Mr.. Root has now come forward
with one that Is all white, even to
the point of making Harris MY
Life and Loves" - still banned In
English speaking countries on the
ground that it is obscene - seem
high-minded and beautiful. Between
the two extremes-the total con-
demnation and the total praise
the middle view remains to be Of
fered. When we have that, then
We shall have the kind of assess
ment of Harris that we need. Mr.
Root has written an interesting and
lively book, but where others ap-
parently have erred on the side of
harshness, he has erred on the side
of apotheosis.
A man as violently assailed as
Frank Harris could hardly have
been quite so shining a character
as depicted here. In all probability
he was not nearly so bad as his
enemies have said, but by the same
token Mr.. Roots estimate of him
lyrical in both spirit and language
seems just bit ridiculous, partic-
ularly when it expresses itself in
such judgments as this: IF every
fact in the book cMy Life and
Loves) were false. the book still
would be true" Despite it's indis-
criminate and too-sweet praise
however, this is biography merit
ing the attention of anybody inter-
ested in one of the mauve decades
most important and controversial
literary figures.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, washington, D. C..
SUNDAY NAY IS, 1s<7.
An Esthete S Haven
On q Farm in Ohio
SASSAFRAS HILL

ISASSAFRAS HILL
BY Charles Allen Smart. fRan-
dom House, $3.50
Sassafras Hill Is the name of q
farm in the rich Ohio country. It
was here that David McDermott.
restless Navy veteran approaching
middle age, came one day to indulge
\ desire to- paint.
David remained, becoming a part
time handy man and part-time ar
tist. In helping the Brown family
of Sassafras Hill solve their prob
lens, David solved his own.
Readers win remember Charles
Allen Smart as the author of TR.
r. d. best seller of the l930s
which dealt with the authors exo-
dus from the city to find new
life on the farm.
While "Sassafras Hill'' has soms
/ Of the qualities that made Mr..
Smart's earlier book so popular. it
is not up to his best efforts as
writer. u. B.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
|Voteless ..
Gets Literary
Recognition
IA TWENTIETH CENTURY


A TWENTIETH CENTURY
CONGRESS
BY representative Estes Kefau-
|ver, Democrat, OF Tennessee and
DR.. Jack Levin. fDuell, Sloan &
Pearce, 3d.
Reviewed by
j. A. OIEARY.
This latest treatise on how to i'm
prove the lawnnaking machinery will
make interesting reading for Wash
ingtonians for two reasons.
First. the local population sees
Congress at work and has a clearer
picture of its daily problems than
other Americans are able to get
from q distance.
Second, Congress is the City Coun-
ell for this community. It. there
fore. governs the people who live
here. on both national and local
levels.
The authors are to be commended
for taking note OF the voteless con-
dition of the Nations Capital and
for calling attention to the added
volume of work this imposes on busy
elected by the rest OF
the country. At one point the book
declares:
Let D. C. Do Housekeeping.
while always retaining adequate
power to legislate on Federal mat
ters pertaining to the city and to
establish Federal institutions any,
where within it's boundaries, Con-
gress should unburden itself OF the
local housekeeping. District resi-
dents should be given the right to
vote, elect their own officials, par
ticipate In national elections and be
represented in Congress.
The central theme of the book is
that Congress made only a modest
beginning toward modernizing Its
daily operating procedures In the
Congressional Reorganization Act of
1916. Students of government may
disagree on some of the additional
reforms the book suggests. but they
will find them set forth intelligently
and concisely.
The book will serve another use
full purpose by challenging and an
swering what 1t calls "uninformed
criticism" which Is hurled. at the
ability and character of the men,
hership of Congress.
Representative Kefauver is 43, a
former practicing attorney of Chat
tanooga. and has been a member of
the House more than eight years.
He is on the important judiciary
Committee, and was one of the first
to urge reforms in congressional
procedure. He received his early
education in the, public schools and
won degrees at the University of
Tennessee and at Yale.
DR.. Levin is native of Portland,
Greg, who came here in 1929 to
write. He has published or joined
In writing several earlier books. DIR.
Levin Is a member of the staff of
the Legislative Reference Service
in the Library OF Congress.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

blood was having trouble in keeping
his job. not because of any incom-
petence or incivility but because of
his color-even though he did not
have that color"
That was not all that was to
happen to Neil.
His wife had to 60 to work to
buy food while he stayed home
and protected his child from the
taunts of neighbors. When per-
suasion and threats had failed to get
him to sell his home and get out of
the neighborhood, and he wins a
court delay in the suit to oust him
on the restrictive clause" the
neighbors band together to force
him out. His carrier-brought news
papers are torn and scattered in the
street; abusive signs are painted on
the side of his garage; Biddy's pet
dog is shot and killed; a full-dress
Ku Klux Klan warning is given him.
and finally the police arrive with
don't know nothing about no mobs,
but it would be just too bad II
mob assembled, Illegal, and we got
here too late!"
This Is the cue for melodrama.
and Mr.. Lewis lets go with all he
has-no dime novel ever contained
more than the last few pages of
'Kingsblood Royal" when Neils be-
sieged home becomes an arsenal.
filled with his colored friends who
spray the approaching white mob
with quail shot and rifle bullets,
when-but let Mr.. Lewis give you
the coup de grace in his own words.
AS novel or work of art written
by the first American ever to win
the Nobel Prize for Literature,
"Kingsblood Royal" falls short of
expectations. 1t is exaggerated in
its characters, melodramatic, explo-
sive. and disappointment. In
denouncing racial prejudice, sMr.
Lewis lets unrestrained fury run
away with his narrative and artistic
skill. His people are unlike any
people you ever expect to meet.
They are unreal. His story is a
f1ctional case history. sociological
tract, a pamphlet in caricature.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Racial Intolerance
lis Theme Of New
Mclaughlin Novel

THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS
BY Robert Mclaughlin. (Altreo
A. Knopt,, s5.J
The central theme of this move
seems to have appealed to a lot OF
novelists who are writing about the
war and Its effects. This is, in gen.
eral. the idea that we fought hard
against Fascist oppression, but have
done nothing about our own racial
intolerance and very little about oul
economic iniustices.
Mr.. McLaughlin's story has to dc
with two brothers, Tom and Clark
Egan. Tom, who has the authors
sympathy, is an Army private about
to go overseas Tom sees the wal
not as struggle between democracy
and Nazi-Fascist autocracy, but as
a worldwide fight between the
right and the left. There's no doubt
in his mind that all the virtues are
with the left. Clark. who has q
job with OSS, is on leave from q
top flight post as an advertising ex-
ecutive. Clark has all a Rabbits
views and more. He's anti-Semitic
and thinks it's too bad we have to
fight Germans and Japs.
Tom complicates the situation by
falling in love with a Jewish girl,
who leans even farther to the left
than he. Tom goes to Italy and is
badly wounded. Clark 4 also goes
overseas and is hurt in an air raid
Mr.. Mclaughlin. whose book OF
short stories, "A Short Wait Between
Trains" appeared two years ago,
writes extremely well. "The Side of
the Angels" is vivid and interesting
as narrative. But the characters
are not too real. Brother Clark, for
instance, seemed to me only a straw
man. set up to be demolished by
Toms social idealism. Clark. in
fact. is made to appear not only
cynically insincere, but stupidity cal
lous at times. &C. B. j.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Sbeaks. Its dramatic, exciting
chronicle OF faith in God.
"Fll guarantee" continued Miss
Smith. "once you read a few pages
OF THE MIRACLE OF THE
BELLS you will be unable to nut
it down"
THE MIRACLE OF THE
BELLS, recommended by Kate
smith on her radio program. is on
sale at all bookstores for Ss.oo.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

WAS ne WHO "eH' h"""se"'
brought assembly line production
methods to the industry. He moved
on to become president of Genera
Motors and during World War Il
served as head of the Office ot
Production Management.
This biography of Mr.. Knudser
necessarily contains much informa
tive detail regarding the early his
tory of the automobile industry
The author treats Henry Ford with
superlative sympathy.
sketch by James Montgomery Flagg.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Public Library
CA-ILD uEAL-l4.
By Della P. ookes
Chief. Sociology Division, Washington
p,,hf{n It,rorv

Chief. Sociology Division, Washington
Public Library.
The literature on the subject OF
child health is growing one,
emphasizing not only the physical
need of the child, but the import
ance of Ills normal emotional de-
velopment as we'll. "Off to a Good
Start" by Irma Black, is a sensible,
informal handbook for the parents
of small children. Two recently
revised guides. Grace Langdon' S
Home Guidance for Young Chill
dren" and DR. I. N. Kugelmass
Growing Superior Children" are
sources of helpful general sugges-
tions. Both stress the prevention
of behavior problems rather than
their correction.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

lea. a brawny
young Dane with
a snattering of
English. 1t was
tough going all
the way. He
held a number
of jobs but was
primarily a BIZ
cycle mechanic.
E v e n tually he
became associ-
ated with Henry
Ford in the lat
ter's pre-m
ct" days, and it
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Reviewing | he. New Books
Will Sinclair Lewis Provoke
A New Attack on Fort Sumter?
KINGSBLOOD ROYAL

BY Sinclair Random House: SjJ
by HUDSON GRUNEwALD.
This become the most widely talked about widely sold and
widely dscredted book in America.
public Georgia, Mississippi
elsewhere In the South in the North
jacket predicts its blazing Nation
Sinclair Lewis
the housetops,"
anticaly
1t will entail attack Sumter
don't think the problem
don't think there Negro pomm the profound
convincing of difference
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Why Men Volunteer
For the u. S. Nays
Silent Service

Wv VGlS1OG ANIL Z ISGJkO oI1E4t
ILOST-THE STORY OF THE
u. S. S. BULLHEAD
BY Martin Sheridan. Marshall
Jones Co., ;7rancesto,pn, N. H.,
S275.
Reviewed by
REX COLLIER.
Martin Sheridan. war correspond
ent of the Boston Globe. was the
only newspaperman privileged to 60
on a submarine war patrol during
World War II. Although it was gen.
eral policy to keep the censorship
lid tightly on submarine operations,
Mr.. Sheridan received permission
to make one patrol during one brief
relaxation of the security restric-
tions
This is the story of that first
patrol Of the then new Bullhead,
supplemented by an account of her
second patrol and climaxed by what
little is known of her third and last
venture-from which she never re-
turned. Having shared the cramped
quarters, the scuttlebutt, the mo-
notony of routine cruising, the
thrills Of the chase, = the dangers
and fears of depth bombing and
the other things that make the sub
mariners life constantly changing
adventure, Mr.. Sheridan is able to
present to civilians realistic pic
ture of life aboard submarine in
wartime. The volume is Of interest
to all who have wondered why men
volunteer for the silent service
and OF special, poignant interest to
the next of kin of the nine officers
and rs enlisted men who sailed from
Perth. Australia, a few days before
VI Day and who have.been stricken
off as presumed lost The fate Of
the BulIhead, like that of many of
the other hundred subma-
rihes listed as overdue" may never
be known.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
A Vacation With
An Unhappy Ending
MIST IN THE TAGUS
BY Tom Hopkinson.
BrotDn & Co.. S2.50.l


Caroline, as this English girl re-
named herself after leaving home.
disliking the name Hazel and every
thing else her-parents gave her, de-
cides to go to Portugal on her two
week vacation. She goes strictly on
her own, not knowing any one. But
at the beach resort of Marinha she
soon is taken UP by a little group of
adventures of various nationalities.
Among them is Robert. a refugee
German physician. Caroline and
Robert fail in love-or so she thinks
until she realizes, after her emotions
are deeply involved, that he is un.
able to break away from his friend
Leon, a poet and a homosexual.
Mr.. Hopkinson, an English nov
elist whose work is new to Ameri-
can readers, has written this story
deftly and with effective restraint.
But there remains the question OF
whether 1t wss worth writing.
&C. 3. J.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Hc ulcu III 1901,
His critics have
far outnumbered
his supporters. A
standard picture
of him Is that of
a rather low
grade person. ir-
respective of the
fine quality Of
S m e of his
works. 1t is the
picture of a man
who seemed to
take deliberate
delight in being
rude. who could
nof ha raIiad ,,y
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Can't Laugh off
Best-SelIer
Says Kate Smith
N EW YORK

N EW O r K
(Spccial) Al.
most everybody
you meet is talk
ing about THE
MIRACLE OF
THE BELLS, by
Russell Jannex
an am a zin &
book" stated
Kate Smith OH
her radio pro.
gram. K1te Smith
Evening star., 1947-05-25

WALK WITH A SEPARATE
PRIDE, by Sheila Alexander. The
Itasca Press; $3.50. A first novel
that centers mainly about the birth
of a child.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
William Knudsen,
AutomotWe Genius
hN UIOEN ="
BY Norman Beasley.. (Whittle-
seq House; s3.75.)
Reviewed by
STANLEY BAITZ.

William S. Knudsen, one of the
geniuses OF the American automotive
industry, has come long way since
that day in 1900 when he first
arrived in Amor
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Tobacco Crop

BY Jane Cuddeback. fPellegrini
& Cuddhv;: $3J
The reader will struggle with the
Bennett family from the sprouting
of their tobacco seed to the har-
yesting, finally, of superior crop.
The outcome OF that crop is the
only happy factor in the book.
1t. is tedious reading. but it pre-
sents remarkably real picture OF
the restricted life OF upper New York
tobacco growers. &C. P.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
The 'MiddIe-View'
OF Frank Harris
Is Still Wanted
/ FRANK HARRIS
BY E. Merrill Root. THE Odu.
seq Press; $780,
Reviewed by

The remarkable Frank Harris-in
his lifetime an editor and writer
of extraordinary talent-left behind
him an unenviable reputation when
Washington Journal., 1947-05-16

Oie iitouitrieipeite aolleftipuerbanO-
lllng in Ben meiiten 61aen perboten,
Ser NSaR9 o6geidafit mo ourd,
cine a%ommiiiipn bon MSertretern Der
9etriebSleitung mo Der Mrbeiter-
ihoit erlebt ullO oie auiitealtng bon
Mnilenpoiten uio 3mnngsmnBnab-
men bel Streifs perboter.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-16
C~eneruIstreik Won
Arbeifern gepIunt

5aoanita6. 90. @ie III Git.
tenoelt, Ser 8rdiioent Der Stem Or
leans 2ofal Der @oienorbeiter :
8ereinigung Q2l69 mitteilte, erlpa-
Qen oie Unions ais Groteit gegen Die
lett Dem aon9reB porlie8eiloen Sir
belts @eIabesuorlhla9e einen Dos
aon3e 2ano unMaiienoen "a IlilitOi-
Qen @aneralitu.if, es iollen anl q.
Weai mi Qanoe Moiiennerlnnrnplun
qen ~obQetalten meroen, I'M SIT Dem
porgeihlagenen @eneralItreif Stel,
lung 81 n.blnell.
8olbington Cine aoalitior
uon &epublifonerit unb 9emofratell
0riidte inn Serot bic 9ll6eiteroorla.
ge nit 68 ge9en a Stiinnlell onrd)
cine N}ebrbeit, Die gi.riigeu milrOc.
mn ein @eto 0es Tr1liOenten 81
ii6erltirnnlen. Die 8orluge gebt iebi
an cine Goniertn3 beioer @daier,
nm onsge8lid)en 81 perOen. aud,
0as 6au8 Bate ieine Gprlage nit
elmer 4fe6r6cit allgenomnlen, Die,
meun III Bdlt, Gin 8eto eItfroiteu
fam.
Sic Mnnobmc erfolgte nod cinel
bitteren aritif bon llnionfitbrern
pelde erflGrten, ooB lie aui Dit
&ernidtuna Der organiiierteil Arbei.
terldoit ab3iele. Sic 8eiiirmortel
modten oogegen 9elteno, BOB Die pr.
bciterfiibrer 5u arrogant 8emorOei
leien, un0 Streifs, mel1e Die Na.
ton in @eiu6r brillgen Oerbiltei
perOen miiBten.
8eiOe &orlagen Itimrnen i'll fpl-
genoen Yilnften ilberein: Die 9te-
gierung ioa erm1htigt meroen, ge.
gen Sic Nation b~eriibrelr0e Streifs,
mie 4. y. Ser @rlbenitreif. einell
@in6alts6efe6I im @eriht 81 ermir.
fen. Ser ,Glpieo Shop" lit per
p6nt. Ger ollnion Shop miro be-
idr1nft. Sic Generalization limo
fiir ,.lInfaire Yraris~ peraltmortlidl.
Die SurisOiftionsitreifs unO Ser ie-
fluto1re 9onfott iitO perboten, uno
Elm neller Sdlihtungsoienit Der pom
Nrbeits ! 9epartemlent unabbdngig
iein loa.
Inter ser @uusuorlnge miro aud
Washington Journal., 1947-05-16
EnqIuender essen
fast vie in 1889

9onoon - SIN ltnterbalts erflar=
te Der Miliiter fitr 2ebensmittelper-
Iorqung 9Sobn Strabep, OaB per
Olrdidnittlide &alorien= S%erbroildl
oes 9aitoes int lebten Sabre mir 4
Nro3ent unter ben Gorfrie8Sjabreit
qelegen bGtte. Die iebige Nabrnng
ent6alte etlpa t2.5 8ro5. mebr Brp-
tein ols Dor Dem &riege, iopie tnlt
0ie gleide Menge an &oblebpOrotelt
nber Ia 8ro5ent meniger Set.
Ser totole Qebeltsntitteloerbrnlld]
I'M lebten Sabre lei ungdfabr Ser
qleihe mic Dor Dem ariege 9elDelen,
oof auer0e oie Nabrung iebt ubei
@eitern gleid)moBi9er" 1tnter Der
Beu0lfer4ng oerteilt.
SIN lebten Sdbr bdtte Der Gngl0n-
ser t0glid ourdifnittlid} 1890 aa-
lprien er9nlten.
9idie grfl1run9 0es Wflnilters
mar olfgeni1einlih cine Antaport altf
Die gebauptlng oes @~rnobr1ngs :
Snhuerlt1noigen Or. 6rdnflin
gidnell. Ser leste @ofle bdbnltptet
bate, oaB ooS engliide 8oIf lam
gerbungern~ lei. St ieiner antmort
be3eidnete Ser Miniiter Sic BON Bid
nell ongsfiibrte 3o6l bon 2100 Sea-
lorien tqgli1 fiir bic grnabrung
ser GngldnOer ols unriftig.
Mlld nltf einern onoeren @ebiet
muroe bon eiilefn MitglieO Der &e.
aierluig cine optiniitiife Gote oil
geid,logen. 81 erflGrte oieles Mit-
aIie0, 0eilen Natne nibt gennnni
4poroen lit, gnglnn0, babe ,,bered-
tigte Soffnungen" gnoe oes nod)lter
T9yo6res 1einer mirtiduftlid)en
Sdppierigfeiten obne ole llS. inn
cine nelie Mtleibe eriltd)t 5u boben,
Serr ~geporoen 5u lem.
Nad) Ser Aniid)t Oes &e8ierlngs-
mitglieos glnubt Die 2a~6ourregie-
rung, Iie piiroe beim Nniud)en am
cine reue MnIeibe ibren eigenell
Stur3 berbeifii6ren. 4liBerOem III
0as geIante Gdbinett atgenblidIifJ
gegen cine iolhe Mnleibe eingeltellt.
Sails england @elO notig bate,
f0nlre es non ser @eltbanf &reoite
bis al $32O,O00.0 900 erbalten.
Gin meiterer @rltlo gegen cine
anerifoniide Anleibe lei sic @efabr,
oaB oo0urd, Der ieBi9e 6elo5llg 5nr
gr3ielllng elmer groBeren Yrooltf-
tion einer RiifidDlag erleioen miiroe.
ltlo id)lieBlih apiirDe OuOurd) Die
en0giiltige @ieoerberitellung ser
e1rgIiifen @irtihoit nlir nod weiter
binaltsgeihoben aperoen.
4uh Ser 8oriibenoe oes Iuslhll-
les Der &on6erbatipen fiir Sflouitrie-
politSf, 81. u. Butler. lit ser Nniidlt,
oaB ole @ilaldnOer lid mirtidoitlidl
Washington Journal., 1947-05-16
Ungurns Kumpf
gegen K~ommUnisten

8uoapeit - IS miro befalnlt, Dab
ser ullgariide Iremier Serene gta9p
beabiidtigt, cine ,}@r6olnn9srelle"
ned Ser Sdmei5 ulo Starts ail5li=
treter.
Gilte Qut %iniornierte umgorllde
8crIDnlid)feit fommeutiert 0iele Hei-
ie Oobiu, Dab 9tngp, Oeilen 8ortei Der
fleinen Better cine Wfe6rbeit IN Der
MISUNDERSTANDING bat, lelteliS
Der aommlinilten iilt0 So5lnloerlo-
froten inter beftigem politilhent
6euer Itebt. Der 3nef Der feile lei
es, Die ,,ariie" ieiner Sonlitlonsre-
oierling binoiis6uihieben, big Der
IrieOenspertrag ratifi5iert lei nrO
Sic 5opietarmee, Die werfoonlte
Selferin ser un9arilden aonlnll-
niItell, 0ns 2aiO Derlnllen babe.
Die Angriffe Der 2infen gegen
Den altrs Ser ysoep : &egiernrg be-
treffen baupti1hlid 5mei Broblenl-
frefie: oie MuBenpplitif unD Die
Ser taotfiduilg Der 9nnfen.
Ier gngriff nui Die AitBenpolltlt
rif,tete lid gegen Die ireunolide SOL
tuna ~Qegeniibpr ben @eitmddten, ole
gluBenminiIter Snnos @pnogDolL EN-
Meitg[ie0 Ser Hnrtei Der fleinen Ne
iiber, an sen Tag gelegt bot. 6erner
iinO sic &onlmuniitell, un0 bierlt
hoben lie mie III einigeil arloeren
Srogen oie llnterltiiBung Der go
3ial0enlofrotelL nit gtad]0rud oafiir
eingetreteuL Dab Die orei groBen I'M
aoriIhen @nnfen umgebeno ollntio=
naliiiert" merOen.
Magp mar pom einigen @leiter Nar-
t~eiqe1oIlen Der Shlnppbelt gegen-
iiber Sen 2infsrooifalen angeflagt
morOerL neil er iid Ben 6oroerullgen
Ser &omnmltilten nad Dem Hltdtrltt
BON orei Miniitern leiner Bartei ge-
be1at botte. Canals lagte NagD,
er habe in ser Su1e feline Gntld)ei-
oungsireibeit, Oern miirOe er Der
2infen feline apn3eiiionen MAIDEN, 10
.itiir5e oas 2an0 in cine &otn-
ltropbe." gr bot ieinen &iidtritt al,
erbielt aber ein GertrauenSDotltm
llniere Sniormationsqlteae flogte
and barber, oaB Die Serbaftliilgen
ieiner 2an0slente ourh Die &niiell
nod INNER meiter geben. @r oltBerte
iih audi bitter iiber Ben Sal oeS ebe,
naligen @eneroliefret1rs ser 8nrtei
ser fleillen @eiiber, geln &opncS, ge-
zen Ben sic &uifen crit Oann Spio-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT allslpradlell ullO
i'm Derhafteten, nlS n1e Serllife Der
ungariiden &ommuniitenL ibren Of
fenen @egtler aits Dem politIlfell
9ebeu berous5uefelt %miBlnngen mo-
ren.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-16
"PhUege gehen
vor KunOnen''

Neinneapolis 6ettrp n. 8ulldce
erf(drte, cine ALTERNATIVE" 81 Der
Truman 8olitif. @eI0 iiir milita-
ride 3mede~ al ons NislanO aus
5tlef1en, lit ser ginias amerifaii-
idDtn @eloes ourh Die llniteO Nn
tipus fir 4iliiqe lulO Iraftoren ltott
fiir Ranonen uiio Sagoau86elge.
Gas i~riifere 9abinetts @fit8lieO
Iaate noralts, DoB lpetn aOie 9rli-
man 8olitif ouf 6railfreld1.
Stolien uno GnglnitO angeDetoet
milroe, cbenIo in ieoen an &uBlano
Qren3enoen 2onoe, 0arn miro 0us
gr0ebnis Gepreiiion Gbaos III Der
qan5en 8elt uno idllieBlid Nebolu-
tion lilpo 3rieg lein.@
SS1 leiner Fiir cine Don Der Dento-
cratic SSorrner . 2abor : Eortel lil1o
ser 9eelp &epltbIic, oeret Sernltsge-
Der er lit. eilberllfenen 8erinmhfl-
l1tig bot @alloee EN- nod ieiner Be
5eidulitng fonitruftiUes HrograrflnL
mn ole II. u. Oaiiir ein5lIiesett, ,,lo-
tort Bl1ne 5t entgperien fir Die elrt-
midlung nlo BEN Wieoernufbau al
fer 5erltorten uiiO 5triif5ebIiebpren
@ebiete Der Welt.
@allace iette ieine angriffe gegelt
ole bon Gr6iioent truman porge-
idlageneu Inlei1en DON lie $780,
DOC, 900 an @riedrnlano ur0 Die
giirfei tort uibO iagte, noie Srlnuori-
Goftrin lit pom lle6el, . neil lie
oie Il. u. iibergebt Die Heoftio-
mare in Der gai5en @elt itdrft, mo
j. neil lie Ben 8ro5entIab metiIfl-
liher Nrbeit fit milit1rtihe 3nefe
meitgdbeno erb0bt."
@allace ingte, oaB iein 9ro-
granm" cine Geroreifnfaung Der
6onos ser Snteriationalen 9onf"
poriiebt uno eiue ogroBe Muletbe an
GuBlano,um HuBlaltO onrnlt 81 bin-
bern, ans Gelttidlnuo eilien Seud)e-
berO 81 MAIDEN"
Meiter fifhrte er altS: ,,@s iullte
ein Hlan fiir Die gnhpifllti8 Oes
nahen 0iteis aufgeltellt meroen am
ben 9ebensitanoaro Der GDlfer ourh
9emGiierunaS- uro 4roit Broiefte
81 beben.~ Die NtoOerniiieutng oes
naben SitenS fam sum Segsu
Tiir HABlalto Glglnn0, sic Ser.
Staaten NM Die galr3e Melt gentntt
meroen. Gie ein5i9e S0iuilg, meldle
allet orei 91noern 8iunt Nusen ae-
reid)et lpiiroe, lit Die 9oIltllg, apelde
Dem arabiihen golf ielbit am beiten
bilft Sliif imperialiitiid)e @eiie
an Die s0llne lrernf5ugeheu, miro
feinem Der 0rei 9onoer jilm Rilset
gereidlen. q