davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-30
rARMs ron SALE fcen4ieued).

4
sIaoUT's GREEN FARM cAIALoG-over
Wassds Weedaara BIDS % %Wsls,nrton. B {. Metro.
eSoNssR eSoNTaoMEKY sSMafEK COUNTY. MD. Nice
ss SAB os Bss ssns eng Hs asroad 90
sseas e eosa ssse hess MS Ben Be bEck
Is ACRES RICH SOIL 10 Mont. Co: Md
Excel 7-rrn house. 2 closed, os i open pc =
roundlnes, Splendid view: ideal for raising
hsksas se acRfs osLS gag sseo o%sEH e2 aas
so pasture. balance woods: plenty Of wa
ter; 9-rm. house, poultry houses, lse; barn,
mr. mr. 1t. 50. TO 1t miles from D. G. II inter.
ested in low-cost start in farming, call
m Iss te acREs@Exeeilent So Keel farm and orchard
land, makes an easy start for real com
Ing. Is pasture. ia5 wood and timber;
bHa bldss; TO m nHiss niles from @ D. & IN West Va
faE fflE Of r.MoGs ssDe s. smRfppLrros RLr valley q
sns sdfTsk i5s asnss esants s Ma so1 fsa d1
opportunity to own good farm and home
Il this sesusfui VIA yasy f soAzE
348s 18th st. ne, MI. S241. Il
sMITHsBURG, Wolfsville District; Wash
lnston and Frederick County; Md
10 acres, modern 7-rni. house, extra
Is acres modern 7-rm house, very
| good outb.dss.; some woods; beautiful
I 10 acres. reconditioned 5-rm. modern
house; acres clear.
These properties have good elevation
and ideal for summer and yr.'round
hcnes. Plenty Of fruit, etc. Other smaller
properties TO offer in same locality Gall
| Kretsinger, MI 0112 ewes, with WILLIAM
II. BOAZE, 340s 18th st. me- MI. s241.
STOCK FARM, Round Hill, va; 789 acres
| 8 houses, large steer barn. silo. horse
Barn. machine shed; all modern farm
equipment; S42 900; terms.
as acres; 10-roon stone house. elec,
tricity bath: good barns; silo; good
grazing farm: $4,000, terms. WEST &
TAYLOR. FA. 2135,
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-425-acre dairy
| farm: 6-rocm modern brick bungalow, B
| tenant houses, 50-stanchion dairy barn,
/ lge meadow with stream. This is a good
farm. Frontage on hard road % miles
| from Wash.
Also many other good buys in stock and
dairy farms in almost every section OF
Montgomery County.
Call David Laughlin. EuGENE B,
GINGELL'S REAL ESTATE, 7542 George
town I'd, Bethesda, Md, WI. 2022; ewes,
WI. 1890. 30
Evening star., 1947-04-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND End TRUsT LOANs-Prompi
e. al ssTySs ssssrs co sI
~ MoNEY II on sEcoND esHo' TRusr-ws viii
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Md
OF Va. Reasonable rates: NATIONAL
n Y ave NV National 1888.
lst-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates. term or monthly payment P J.
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma
Ist, end AND srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"A hrs. Also financial aid to builders.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates. nearby Maryland,
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement FULTON R. GORDON, 1427 Eye
St NV. DI $3.50. Brokers attention.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
general hauling; vans: stakes panels;
VETERAN has dump truck for hire 81.
1853 or FIR. 557s. Ask for MR.. HART1NG.
1946 CHEVROLET dump truck for hire.
Call Ex. 4700, Ext. 715. 30s
Ils-ToN stake-body TRUCKS for rent to
responsible operators. Call RA. 1852. 80
I1s-TON, 12-ft. STAKE DUMP; driver and
helper. Phone CH. 1858. IS
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 1947 Chew
rolet vans. stakes. panels and pickups; for
hire by day, week or month. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIVE-YOURSELF, ME. 7011.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: expert
enced help prompt service: reas. rates
LEGAL and long distance. IA. 2937. l.
NEW Teton l947 panel truck for hire
on week ends. WI 5S95. =
Evening star., 1947-04-30

ATLANTIC cIIYms-rm CITY. apt; Nicely fur;
and garage. 132 No. Iowa ave. Il
COLORED--ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.--Foi
rent; long or short term lease % bedrms.
owner, REV. PERCELL SMITH, 1905 9th
st. NV. Write or call in person, do not
phone.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
TRAIlERs.

NATIoNAL LkAILEAs, ls47; row cn dis.
TsaRaoasH nss5das ma RHs MA fsos
BE- 6 sss.lsd a Quickly from a our ] ssysral new M
as pians ' your needs % and desires % can Sc ilsd Y
Finanea Ta.ais fol "a months Desired aisrin. %
s1aRf5s Hiatt sEasis nd Roa
Hssysn aEkraS Ma phsne Ho2a5d To S9s' senul, z,
med. ne &c delivery iis cak Grove Court Trailer.
Is qIDssrated by AMERICAN = Z ~. TRAILER r. co.
GLIDER HOUSE TERRAIIERs. 1e47 models:
Mt ese fsF Soed ao
cooking stoves. cleo refgr., gas cylinders
Nelson dollies. other extra euuipment Only
ahe ssss msssI coL TsafLER aa5y co a9as
Glider dealer. s232 Ga. ave 81. 2242
ppsn pF sspSSay sns sna baItspe sn ALL
purpose utility trailers, BY. hr., day or wk;
81. $50. RENT. .k-TRAnEK CO. ssos
q oFES s J An: TO .p; srM DAILY and sun i. n
ss os yGu m sdu SnGz Eaxur ssesE ne fns
Comoder, American. Travelo, Howard g.
thinner. We can give immediate de-
ers ceTsrea sn IN sha ether 'a
or aa.o 70 AMRs1e2a s saSHz TRa1LER CO. me-
MOVING NOV s AaD sns HaULrse made w easy @ and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage-
utility trailers and boat trailsrs & 5g the
afy co Sssk e 9Rsb aoso Aisdons AaSAs ave- A1
The new Isl. ALUMINIUM Travelhome
BouIEVARD TRAILER SALES. s505 Bal
Gus sToM-BuILT 1916 1-Theel water.
TIPS; TIPS barsain. Sa5. @ 1856 r. /. ave. ne.
COVERED WAGON. q #; ;, in Al A. eondi,
extras: ready to roll; s1,e5o: W. s.
aARTis aRTiNAT aIIa II e ssnsaonsI ha 5s new
natfonalIy % iy famous @ new new t traiIer coaches
lasm msHser sssa Rsmpsr and qe alss As Kit spHT
SALES, NC. U. s. No. /, Berwyn, Nd.
e gio easy safs tsrs 1ar sfs
GARAGE " mi. from courthouse, Rock
YORK JEWELRY CO, 71s Sth st. NV,
Elk. 0600. %
SEE STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC. Trailer
Center; Center prices greatly 1Sf reduced; 9th and
r1OIlQa ave. Aes, lSS1s
Immediate delivery
Alma Model "61" -19 #. 7 In.
Royal Commander -----------25 it.
Platt Custom Built -----------26 #.
Prairie Schooner -------------22 it.
All-Aluminum Trailers
Palace Wolverine e-------24 it
Vagabond ----.-- --------26 #.
Cabin Car Sport Trailer
American Bantam Luggage.
Spen 2-Wheel Luggage.
Hale 1-wheel Luggage 35
Spen 1-wheef Luggage 90
KimbaN $50
Nelson Dollies 7S
Preway and Coleman stove parts, bottled
gas change-over, regulators complete,
$35 (not installed.
Chemical toilets, sofas, Hollywood beds.
tables, trailer windows, Venetian blinds,
water tanks, iceboxes, chrome pipes. fold
ing chairs, awnings complete (rods, springs
and stakes; many other trailer acces-
sories; also Garden King tractors 80
Evening star., 1947-04-30
D. lis ACRES

NO. 1--TS ACKES-
Perfect for small estate as one site or
suitable TO be divided into one. acre plots
stream runs through property; sewer and
water available
No; Rock Greek Hills. wooded corner
l4oxl40, on very high elevation; sewer
water, road and curb already in place:
very small amount of grading necessary.
Sell or trade. JOHN ZIRWES, INC, 1851
Eve st. NV AT 1878 "a
Evening star., 1947-04-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK, 1e46, 5000
miles nboSs exss eond has dsss worked under
'LEp FffR Mofoks uessi ov fElss: 1as:
FoRp la37 ato9 1898 PANEL s4s9 eft
cHEvkoIRT afaE { e Pa pa4l 1n-ton dump; So low
aTase sa7l wA fo0d essa s9ndition' terms arranged
cMEayEotET 1893 @ ,1,5 la-ton on dump: mp c seod
s yfsSma P'F sa on c eE pe5e e5eG perfect
Easy terms. RICE MoToRs i7si Biadens- s
s5II s##IyRolSf g 1;ten stake tru2z age!
lI3o r; I ave. ne. - 3.
;s as' ssns1dsr 1ds 'sssH sssns os'sE Hss
cMFEvRoLEf & is4l station wagon; mus,
FORD hydraulic dump; one Of the best in
Wy1assdhinrgt9n; y1sd never used on shovel; $3.50
GPs5 44 LNa Rass sEkyieE tEaSs Ga Ga 81 ths
GMC 1942 10-wneeIer; new motor ant
Rraee e ARMHFGRE sSilem szsssns s st. tires $1,000
I0RD 1898 truck. van body; 500. Cal
sa-FT. FURNITURE TRAILER, good condi.
ton Me 1890, Mr.. BOND. o0 s. N
DODGE 1912 2l2-ton dump truck; speeds
forward, new motor; 81 400. SPEARS
FORD model A / ton with Ice body; bar
ssiR HPpLAHcE 5fsS q CO.. 5r'as i4 6Eh
BUSES, dumps, tractor. stakes, sxss
sa aE aszoRS EoHa fs efnsfsa
FoaD :1h-ton stake: nnechanically
Ri5sss siSe a.R AspzRcr sfsRs q co. .Feas
1910 GMC 1s:ton chassis, Just overhauied;
ts fog and e spotlights, heater; ,good shape and
FokD SenR TRUck. aF15x 1854 5ane body, 9ess
nsae ms2tor; siSa newly painted good tires; best
MACK fRTcR ffH Z With Y 5th wheel; 10 oox2o
DODGE 1e41 Alton pickup, 4-wheel dtiye
power pow rvl; winch; after z pm 1900 Leslie
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. by Central
Motor Co, GMC truck dealer:
500 Conventional trucks
1912 Gheyrolets, 11a-ton stakes.
I942 Chevrolets, h-ton dumps
Panels-Fords, Dodges.
EFaHSes2g Fa1e Army and fn,1ct - Passsen9seTr a
to 6 ton stakes, dumps, tractors. pickups.
cargoes, semitrailers
Bodies-StakeS, vans.
Alex Alex. and A1rlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO, GMC truck Dealer, 300 Lee hwy,
Arlington, CHI. 1000. To reach: Out through
onto Lee hwy. (U. s. 211 or 29). drive IL
miles. Daily, 8 to 6; Sunday. 10 to g.
FOR SALE new 1947 Chevrolet long
wheelbase truck: heavy-duty equipment; 2
ebts TsaF ars s3S tires all sTeqnd signal
L new 1947 Chevrolet short wheeibase
truck; heavy-duty. equipment; 2-speed
rear, s25 tires all around; heater. etc,
l 1947 Chevrolet cab-over- motor truck;
long wheelbase; 2-speed rear; s.25 tires;
extras; 1900 actual miles. Price, $2.475.
j new 1947 Dodge 2-door, green color:
spare tire only. Price. S2,l00. r. N Nc
KEE Winchester. Va Telephone Win
chester 3413 or 3764 i
Evening star., 1947-04-30
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

NEED sa5 TO s30Ce = See EMPLOYEES
LOAN CO. now. Get the cash today!
New Silver Spring office at 1885 Eastern
ave. 2nd floor, Doctors Bldg,,. Phone
Shepherd 1923. Another convenient Office
in Mt. Rainier at 1909 Rhode Island ave.
Phone Hobart 0012. u
Evening star., 1947-04-30
Word Come
Find 81 or more com,

Find 81 or more common English
words in s-
ANTHOLOG
meaning, "a collection Of poems and
epigrams." Average mark Is 81
words. Time limit. 25 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1 Words must be
acquire four letters by the addition o.
g." such as bats" cats" are not used,
8. Only one form Of . word Is used a
published tomorrow. :
Evening star., 1947-04-30
LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots OF acre
age In nearby Prince Georges or Mont
gomery County, Nd Must have sewer
water and all utilities available Cal
Mr.. SHIFR1N. Federal Contracting Co
9l 3 New York ave NV MA 741R -of
Evening star., 1947-04-30
FARMS WANTED.
WATERFRONT PRopERrY-sALE

TO RENT SMALL FARM with large house.
within 80 miles of D. c., suitable for gar
dening and fruit trees. Box 93-C, Star q
Evening star., 1947-04-30
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY,

NORTH BEACH, 4-room cottage, between
9TH and Sth on water front. all modern
convenienccs AT 1873 i
Evening star., 1947-04-30
GARAGES WANTED
~ C.D an 1CrCD -. - -. --.-.5- :

for STORAGE EA 4S1S i
WANTED TO RENT-earase or sround-
q roofing concern, End commercial zone
Call Mr.. VICTOR, RA. 6o66 after pm.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete job, 500; So
lect your color; work guaranteed ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV, HO
1900.
AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work
good work, in2med. service: prices very
reasonable. 3510 Georgia ave. NV. GE
aS42
AUTO PAINTING, any color. $50: work
guaranteed Call for and deliver RE
1888, Ext. n -
AUTO pAINTING-Complete job s35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave extended Sc, Ii 3539
Evening star., 1947-04-30

Preway and Coleman stove parts, bottled
gas change-over, regulators - complete
S35 (not installed.
Chemical toilets, sofas, Hollywood beds
tables, trailer windows Venetian blinds
sleeping chairs, electric. brakes complete
water tanks, iceboxes, chrome pipes, fold
ing chairs, awnings complete trods, springs
and stakes; many other trailer acces.
sories: also Garden King tractors 81
Evening star., 1947-04-30
wILLys 1914 jeep. excel. condition. S:

Open evenings until 10 pm. BENDALL
PONTIAC, 1911 King ST.. Alexandria, Va.
Ov 1000. =
BUICK i942 sedanette; r. and h.--S1 ,495
Ford 1889 station wagon ------ $50
Hudson 942 4-door; r. and h. l,195
CENTRAL MOTORS CO.. 5000 Lee hwy,
Arli Va rH -000
Evening star., 1947-04-30
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH TO private owner fol
1941 or 1912 Packard or Cadillac 2
door or 4-doori must be clean. CHI 1879
Evening star., 1947-04-30

AIR GARAGE, Bethesda, 10 cars; fully
pped: owner leaving city: terms ar
yed. Write Box 455-X. Star Il
Evening star., 1947-04-30
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

9 SMALL FARMS, Q houses: also acreage
face West River; on bay in rear: 80 mile
from d C EN- 1858
Evening star., 1947-04-30
GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED-steei and aluminium
garages and mill buildings. All sizes Plans
and specifications at DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1865 18th st. NV, Ma. 1855,
Evening star., 1947-11-05
On the Record
Role of American Communist Party
Most Important of Any Outside Soviet

is actively advanced in continental
Western Europe, the role of Amer
ican Communists Is to create a self
forged Gordon sanitaire around the
United States: Not to make the
United States Communist, but to
render 1t impotent.,
The position Of the American
Communist Party is. indeed, deli
cate, and its role-from the Com
munist viewpoint-the most i'm
portant of any outside the Soviet
Union itself.
For If the American Communists
and their fellow travellers can de-
feat the Marshall plan and break
American power from within, the
work of the European Communist
parties will be done for them.
Cast for REASONABLE Role.
No other party, therefore, is cast
for role so reasonable to its ma
ton. All others can, with faint sub
stance OF reason, point to some con-
ceivable advantages to their already
broken and helpless nations that
might accrue to them from the
Soviets, and so attract, to some ex-
tent, native patriotism.
The Polish Communists can claim
that though forced to relinduish
Eastern Poland, they won from Rus
sia the lands of Eastern Germany.
The German Communists can hold
out the hope that a Communist
Germany would be united, might
win back part of the lost territories,
and even be permitted Red army.
The Czech Communists can portray
Russia as the only certain defender
of the nation. The italian Com
munists can argue that only in COL
Elaboration with Tito will Italians
again live within Venezia Giulia.
The French Communists can prom
ise that q Communist France will
be the first European satrap Of the
new order.
But the American Communists
can only attempt to conceal their
role of reducing the worlds premier
power to helpless impotence. There
fore, while other Communist parties
boast Of their power, the American
Communist Party must appear as q
weak, helpless victim Of "fascism,
"hysteria," and witch hunting. "
Unfortunate that their enemies
here 80 often aid them!
CReleased BY the Bell Syndicate, Ins.)
Evening star., 1947-11-05

The American Dorothy Thompson.
Communist Party is not strong
enough to stand alone. Its great
est assets do not lie within its own
ranks, but outside them. 1t Is not
promoting, even, its own political
personalities but others, who are not
Communists; and 1t is campaigning
not for communism but for peace.
Under no circumstances can the
Communists afford to disrupt or
narrow their present alliances.
Their tactic, therefore, must be to
create the appearance OF autonomy
This Is further forced on them
by their unique position Of being
within the ranks Of the chief and
only strong anti-C Communist nation
Soviet Policy Objective.
Soviet foreign policy primarily Il
directed against the United States
It's object is to strangle all American
influence In the world, weaken
American defenses, divide American
opinion, foster American industrial
strife, exacerbate American racial
tensions, create the fear Of war, con-
tribute to an American depression
and in every way bring about the
isolation of the United States from
the rest of the world while the
Soviets expand and consolidate their
hegemony over Europe and Asia.
In short, while the active collabo-
ration of the European Communist
Parties is needed to complete
hegemony that already is practically
established In Eastern Europe and
Evening star., 1947-11-05


American Activities.
7 can't help day-dreaming Of my
arrival in Washington.
What headlines!
Thousands Of Romance -Crazed
Women Break Police Gordon to See
McLemore."
"McLemore Promises to Tell All
Twice"
Beliefs and Affiliations.
And, II my day-dream were
reality, and were put on the stand,
Chairman Thomas would have no
trouble getting my beliefs out Of me.
AS long as the fashlight bulbs lasted,
and as long as the reporters kept
awake, would tell the committee
what believed, whether it inter-
ested them or not. Here are some OF
my beliefs and affiliations:
I believe that such an investiga-
ton as this one is Silly when, by
sending six or seven FBI men to
Hollywood without fanfare, the Gov
ernment could learn in q hurry, and
with little cost, what was what In
that vicinity.
believe that 1t Is ridiculous for
q skinny husband to stand up when
you try to get to your movie seat In
the dark while his 240-pound wife
remains seated, making it necessary
Evening star., 1947-11-05

to Chamber over her without benefit
of alpenstock or guide.
I believe that radios singing COM
mercials, which have been damned
from here to Fairbanks and back,
are much more entertaining than
half the stun you hear after they
are finished. To me, singing COM
mercials are cute, zippy, and have
q swing that makes for laughs.
believe that II the day after we
had meat loaf for dinner I didn't
get bell peppers stuffed with left
over meat loaf for lunch, would
swoon like Victorian lady.
I believe that Philip Mountbatten
could bring about the biggest news
story since the atom bomb by sud-
denly changing his mind and not
showing up at the Abbey for his
wedding to Elizabeth.
Caters for Canterbury.
I believe that England could
have endeared itself to the world by
seeing to 1t that Elizabeth and
Philip be married in the simplest
sort Of ceremony, at home, with no
outlay Of money for anything more
expensive than a new pair Of CATERS
for the Archbishop of Canterbury.
I believe that when the time
comes for picking the all-American
football teams that q coach, not q
player, should be named at the
quarterback position. Thanks to
the change in the substitution rule,
plus high, wide and handsome sig
mails from the bench, the coach calls
all the plays. AS the game is played
today . quarterback doesn't need
brains. In fact, he is better of
Evening star., 1947-11-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-1S
WEDNESDAY 5,

without them; makes him more me-
chanical.
As for my afilliations, I am q
member Of the Volusia County So.
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Sea Turtles; a member Of the
Tail Waggers; a paid-up member
of the local Perry Como Fan Club:
a member in slightly less than good
standing Of the Ocean Dunes Bridge
Club, the Bath and Tennis Club,
and the ultraselect Beachcomber
Club of North Atlantic avenue.
And that's the truth, the whole
truth, and
distributed By McNaught Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-11-05


When he reaches the United
States he will join the exiled lead
ers of other Soviet satellite coun-
tries in Eastern Europe and the
Balkans in creating the nucleus for
new governments in exile such as
existed in Britain after the Nazi
invasion Of Europe.
Already in Washington-or soon
to arrive-are the representatives OF
the liberal and democratic parties
of Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary
and Romania. The first to arrive,
year ago, was DR.. George Dimitrov,
an active leader of the Bulgarian
Democrats who escaped the fate of
Nikola Petkov, executed last month
in Sofa, by the energetic action of
Maynard Barnes, the American dip
lomatic representative in Bulgaria.
Sheltered in Legation.
DR.. Dimitrov was given shelter in
the American legation in Sofia. De-
spite the threats Of Bulgarian and
Russian military authorities to take
DR.. Dimitrov by force, If necessary,
he remained in the legation for
weeks and was finally spirited out
OF Bulgaria in an American plane.
DR.. Vladimir Mack, head Of the
Croatian Peasant Party, also man
aged to escape from his native land
and Marshal Tito's tyranny. After
spending some time in France he ar
rived in Washington and established
his headquarters here.
Former Premier Ferenc Macy of
Hungary also has set UP his head
quarters in Washington. He was
spared the experience of a hair
breadth escape by the fact that at
the time the Communists took over
he was on vacation in Switzerland
and simply did not return.
Another exile, who is expected to
arrive in Washington this week, is
Gen. George Radescu, the last con-
stitutional premier of Romania. His
Evening star., 1947-11-05

industry or for heating the homes
Of the people. Besides, Germany
must export coal to other countries
in order to get credit to buy the
things she needs most urgently.
Coal miners are given extra food
rations. This is done as an incen-
tive to increase production and to
give the men sufficient food so they
can perform this hard work
Available figures show most Ger
man homes will suffer bitter cold
through the coming winter, and
German industry and railroads will
run far below normal demands.
Disease is on the increase. AS a
result of living in cellars and cold,
damp nnakeshift quarters, the tuber-
culosis rate among the German peo-
pie Is shooting violently upward.
Infantile paralysis cases numbered
more than 1000 while I was in Ber-
lin. Disease is sure to be on the
increase for some time to come. q
Superimposed on all Of this dismal
picture is the uncertainty. No Ger
man knows what the future Of his
country will be-where its boundaries
will ultimately be fixed. Likewise,
he wonders how long the victorious
armies will occupy it, what the terms
Of the peace treaties will be, and
how much reparations he must pay.
What help, If any, will be accorded
Germany for rebuilding homes, in
dustry, railroads. rolling stock. mer-
chant marine and for the establish
ment OF sound financial system
and the like, is as yet riddle to him.
Occupiers Keep Law, Order.
Truly, there is little incentive for
him to do more than seek for an
existence for himself and family,
without too keen regard for the
plight of others.
The occupying armies now are
keeping law and order. Hunger,
cold and privation are going to
make their task both difficult and
hazardous. If no help comes to
Germany at all and If all the. armies
are now to withdraw, there will be
a golden made-to-order opportu-
nifty for a new man on horseback" :"
That means another police state,
created not by design but brought
into being by the cold, hard forces
Of economic circumstances.
With or without help, it will be
decades before there Is a reasonable
supply of shelter, clothing, fuel and
food and q going economy for the
defeated German people.