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Evening star., 1948-01-14
Take My Word for 1t
Rv Er.uL E.JL,,
What Is the Origin?

Q. Occasionally we have fun play
ing with our ouija board. We be-
leVe it is named for its inventor, q
DR.. Ouija. Right?
A. Sorry, no. The inventor. Who
ever he was, coined the name ouiia
from the French oui, yes and
German ia, yes" So. literally, the
plaything is a "yes-yes" board.
@. What is the origin of the term
"sanforized" in connection with
materials?
A. Sanforize describes a process to
prevent shrinking. 1t was patented
by Sanford l.. Cluett and the term
is coined from his first name.
Q. Is there a story behind the
word umbrella? 1t doesn't look
English to me.
A. Indeed there is story. Um-
brella is a diminutive of the Italian
ombra, shade; hence, "a little
shade" The word parasol came into
English from the French, from the
Italian, from the Latin parare, "to
ward off, plus sole, "the sun"
We have no word in English that
names a device to be carried to pro-
tect one from the rain. There is
such word in French, parapluie
(parry rain). 1t is strange that when
we borrowed umbrella and parasol
We did not also adopt parapluie.
However, we did adopt the French
parachute, which means literally
parry fall" Chute is the French
word for fall, which explains its use
in our name for the shoot the chutes
shoot the falls).
The term paratroops actually
means party troops" Parry, of
course, means ito ward off; to turn
aside"
The para of parasite, however,
has the meaning of beside, along
side Of" The origin of parasite is
the Greek parasites, "eating beside;
hence, originally person who eats
at another's table, or, to use an
American slang expression,
SpOnger, hence, any animal or plant
that lives by taking nourishment
from its host.
Having trouble using shall-WiQ and
shouldwould correctly2 Mr.. Colbys leaf
let, ca, will help you.
To obtain a copy send cents in coin
and stamped. elf-addressed envelope to
him. care Washington Star, P. o. Box %,
Station G. New York 10 N Y
TConyripht lq4G the Bell Syndicate rne
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gem
eral hauling; van. stakes: panels; white
DOLLAR TRANSFERRED us, our price is
rlght; moving and hauling; "a hrs. 7-day
week service; vet operated. Ii. 44T9. Is
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194 947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE R-SELF. ME. 7011. IT,
NEW 1913 DUMP TRUCK for rent, hire
or work, of any kind. Call TR. 1895 or
AT 2741 16"
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service. reas prices: local and long dis
tance. IA. 2a31: after Z pm, GE. 1416
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTION-S5 total cost
to sell your car; Sales every Friday al
8 pm. rain or shine. List your car early
brick bldg. WASHINGTON AUTo AUC-
T1ON, S5l1 Colesville rd., Silver Spring
Md. SH. 4400. Open daily. to s.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC, Buick Hor-
ner's Corner. Florida ave-, 9th to 9th ne
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On days when illnesses are not
working, little subtlety might
achieve results that could not be
brought about by the use of straight
power plays.
| The bidding In the hand above
| was brief and to the point. While
West might have been tempted to
make a shaded takeout double Of
the opening bid had he not been
vulnerable, under conditions as they
were, any action by him would have
shown slight disregard of none
tary considerations.
West opened the king of hearts
and East followed with the seven.
This was a mild type of signal.
There was no other suit that he
wished his partner to lead and vet
he was not sufficiently we'll fixed
In hearts to ask violently for its
continuance. The seven was his
next to the lowest and indicates
some measure of doubt in East's
mind. If he were quite sure that
he wished hearts continued he
would signal with the nine.
At any rate West continued with
the ace and when the queen dropped,
followed with the jack.
1t was plain to the declarer that
the success of the contract hinged
upon the location of the king of
Diamonds. If the finesse was ION"
there was nothing to it. If not
there was apparently nothing that
could be done about it. For a mo-
ment the declarer toyed with the in
Volved idea of some sort of a strip
and end play. If the trumps were
evenly divided, a Club could be
ruffed and then if West held the
18th Club he could be thrown in
with it and forced to lead a Dia-
mond. But this was too compli-
Gated and depended upon finding
too specific a holding.
Declarer hit upon a more direct
way. On the third Heart lead he
disoarded the six of Diamonds. The
psychological effect of such a play
is very definite. 1t declarer appears
to show no special interest in hold
ing a certain suit defenders will
almost invariably lead that suit.
Whether it is right or not to do so.
we are not here considering, but 1
think it is a marked tendency of
defenders to make haste to cash
tricks in suit that is being dis
carded. Obviously, Vests lead of
the Diamond was not the best tao
tics, but that does not deprive South
OF the qualification of having in
duced the error.
(Copyright, 194S. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-01-14
GARAGES FOR SALE,

GARAGES BUILT-AlI types. aluminium
garage 12x2O with overhead door, as low
as $3.50 complete; no down payment;
FHA financing If desired. A. M. La
FOREST, Contractor. MI. 4140. IL 1892.
PREFABRICATED, steel and sluminum,
garages and mill buildings; engineered
and erected by DUPONT IRON WORKS,
1865 18th, Ma 1865. is
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

COTTAGES AND LOTS-Buy and be sure
Of summer vacations for family. w E.
CRISER, Beverley ave-, Beverley Beach
SELBY- Y-ON-THE-B modern 5-rm.
and bath bungalow, lge. screened porch;
LOT AT HOLIDAY BEACH, between
Chesapeake Beach and Breezy Point, on
the bay, lot facing the bay, the, size
q cottage foundation, 24x24 viii sacrifice
at. S4b0. Box 26O-B. Star. is
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

APPROXIMATELY 81 900 So FIT. avail
able in modern building on 14th St; ex-
cellept 1st-foor display space, elevator;
parking lot adjoins; available in February
to responsible tenant Call Mr. Franklin.
WEAVER BROS, Washington Bldg, DI.
$500; ewes, GIL. 4456. -16
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Word Come

Find 80 or more common English
words in
OBNOXIO USLY,
meaning, "hatefully, Extensively"
Average mark is 80 words. Time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be Of
four or more letters. g Words which acquire
four letters by the addition of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used 2 Only one
form Of word is used 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
TAxIcABs FOR RENT.

TAXI FOR RENT-Warren H Davis, 429
K st. NV, RE. 9701, 8 am. to pm
DIAMOND CABS for rent. Call TR. $500.
Ask for MR. ROBEY III
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-1s THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TRAilERS Cont. J

tNStsssNS 'SOutsJs
1913 NATIONAL AND LANDOLA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES SALES w Soos odl Bait. ave.. Riverdale. Md
NEW AND USED HOME TRAILER
coaches built by Schult. Travelo, Ameri.
can. Howard and thinner. on easy pay
ment plan: bottled-gas stoves, hot-wateI
heaters and all trailer accessories OAK
GROVE TRAILER COURT, on Route L
mi south of Alex Phone OV 2S01
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE; must
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE. MA.
DIR. NEEDS GARAGE, vicinity $500 blk.
o st. NV. Call DE. 1851 after q p; m.
GARAGE SPACE WANTED for l station
wagon within 3 blocks of $500 Que st. NV.
sMGLElCAR GARAGE wanted, vicinity
Congress Theater, Sc. Call AT. 1899.
WANTED TO RENT-Garage for heavy
equipment repair; must be hreproof. AT.
SINGLE GARAGE for 1947 Packard; will
share double garage; perm; cleo and
water optional EX 06Tl -15E5
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

CHEVROLET parts and accessories. We
have very large stock Of Chevrolet parts
for old model Chevrolet cars and trucks.
Call US for your needs, CHEVY, CHASE CHI 81
MOTOR co. 7725 WIS. ave h,. OIL, d5Ms} 61o o9ii
tires, size 7.5Ox15 twill fit Cadillac or Lin
coln). recently purchased with U. S.
Royal Safeguard tubes; will sell the lot for
500 Phone Oliver 2225. ID
SURPLUS TRUCK TIRES, all sizes, 7.50x
90. S5 to S12. RICE MOTOR CO.. 1924
Bladensburg rd. ne.
CATERPILLAR Diesel crawler tractor,
model D-7, serial number 7M1497, with
hydraulic bulldozer operated by, front
mounted pump power control unit, and
With 2-drum table-operated rear mounted
winch. FA. 1850. la
Evening star., 1948-01-14

Having trouble using shau-wip and
should would correctly Mr.. Colby's leaf
let. ca, will help you.
To obtain copy send B cents in coin
and a stamped self-addressed envelope to
him. care Washington Star, P. Q. Box %,
Station G. New York 10. N. Y.
Copyright, 1913, the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1948-01-14
MOTORCYCLES.
TRAILERS.

BATTERY, like new, used
no. Cheap. 1859 A st. ne. FIR. O26O.
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DE SOTO 1889 custom-built 2-door; excel
lent shape; 1925 down, balance $50;
already financed. Call after s. GIL. 4246.
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ORD 1941 Super de luxe S-cylinder
udor; black, new seat covers, good rub
er; really clean car; has had one
Wner; price, 81 ,045; cash or will finance
34S down; 30-day guarantee. STEUART
[OTOR CO., 9th and New York ave. NV,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1911; new motor, transmits
sion, clutch; tires and battery In perfect
condition; $3.50 cash. DU. 2342, IS w
st. NV. Is"
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; new paint and
upholstery, sealed beam headlights tires
and motor in good cond.; S575 or best
offer under. co. 1888. ia
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-dr. coupe: new paint
job and tires recently overhauled; r,
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BUICK 1910 Special .2-dr sedan. black
original paint. in excel. cond, upholstery
like new, r. and h.. defroster. ST. 900.
Can be seen after $50 pm. CHI. 5034.
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excel. cond. throughout; Sss5. 1913 l4th
PACKARD 1910 e-cyiinder a-door sedan;
| excel: mechanical cond,, orig. owner
53,476 miles. looks new, real buy. Ss95
Ne ssS9 ,oal Slls st. NV nogvsrt,,,0 .di,.
tires. new, runs dependably; S225
Call FA. 1910. Demonstration after
PACKARD 46 Clipper 4-dr. sedan, excel
| lent condition. radio. heater, accessories;
| S2,395 or best offer under; vet student
P.ck p1s5 .hn sell Gsn oio r. ISL ,eo ls H.,
sedan; r. and h; excel. cond.; sacrifice
fxcKARSD ss d. late a - 1916 :t5 de luxe CLIPPER
beaut. black finish. like new; 1880 mi.
covers; $3.50. Call IA. 6337., 10
PLYMOUTH 1947 2-dr., Special de luxe;
5000 mi r aG6 and h: white ,1r rims ms outsi1e
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-dr. sedan: has every
thing, r. and h, seat covers. excellent
engine good tires shiny black 9Eignal
Or SI45 down, S24.95 monthly. R. I.
MOTORS. 1920 R. I. ave. ne, -15
PLYMOUTH 1916 2-dr. sedan: green
nlsa hesssr stsrne aetFqatsr qa7 good e0ndfon
PLYMOUTH 1946 2-door sedan; the color
is green; has heater and should give excel
Lac -oLDsMoBILE CO., 1922 22nd st
PLYMOUTH 1882 coupe; good condition
sac .qFor qF best ST offer under. Call Union
PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe 5-pass coupe
new motor JOB; doesn't use oil; r. and h..
must sell quickly: S1,o25. 81. 1877.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
motor is in good condition. good tires;
guaranteed inspection to buyer; $3.50. LU
2Sa7 $40 D ST. se is
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door; excel, cond., r
and h.; S495 or best offer under. OR
| 1859. 5107 45th st. NV
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door, perfect running
cond.; excel. tires, new heater; original
owner; $3.50. Greenbelt 4522 -16
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; radio
spotlight. good tires and cond.; $3.50. See
FRANCIS CANNON, ia. 9S5s.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan; heater;
D. c. inspected; good running condition;
S275. 1929 NJ st, NV. -15
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr. sedan; one owner:
perfect cond. throughout; $4,000 actual
miles; has to be seen to be appreciated
STa5, cash or terms. MURRAY-BRILL
MOTORS, 4432 Conn. ave, Wo. 3249
PLYMOUTH 1899 convertible coupe. in
perfect condition; passed D. C. inspection
last week; new top and heater. Total
price. S695: $40 cash. take over remain
ing payments. Call before IL noon, ia.
3243 is
PLYMOUTH 1912 4-door sedan; radio.
heater. ~ Dodge motor: $1,000: no deal
ers. WA. $500. Id
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13
Huflanbs WtilitGrmad)t

EuBlono mill es l1ift geIten loilen,
IoaB ser @elten MIR sur Gerteioigung
8iinoniiie idlieBt 1no riiitet. Die Ser
|ren I'M &reml 6atten 0alnit gere6net,
| oaB ibr getreuer 5rioolin SenrD
@allace auf cine naH Wfillionen sob
lenoe @efolgibaft 1peroe bintpeiIen
fonnen, ltno lparen begreif fliheripeie
bon oem slu5gang ser &obl ent-
tauidt. @obrenO Der &onpagne itell=
ten lie eS 10 bin, alS lei sic Gd)ein-
bare) lteberlegenbeit 3epep5 sic SOL
ge Ser slblebnung Srumans ourd Oos
Solf tpegen ieiner &riegsbebe. Il5
oas @ablergebnis oiele 8ebauptung
Ibinfaaig mad]te, dnoerten lie idleu-
might oen Cert llnO er5dblten Oenl
Iruililden Solf, Gemep iei Degen iei=
ner iddrferen BoIitif obgelebnt NOR
Den. Iber lie itellten in Slusiicbt, baB
Eraiioent Srunlon BEN rSoIfsauf-
trag", oie Golitif 9fooieoelts, beion-
oers HuBlano gegeniiber, fort5ufiibz
rem, ignorieren lmo nod eigenen
Gon5epten porgeben perOe.
9luf oielen Son mar audi cine GeOe
Woloto1ps geltimmt, oie oieier onl
Samstog gum einunooreiBieIten Sab=
restog ser ruiiilden &enolution bielt.
slIs edter u9enofrat" GomietiItilder
Srdsung) bat Sr. Wtolotop sic groB-
te gl6tung Dor Dem Solf unb grinn-
mig lprad] er Oapon, oaB entgegen
Dem auG in Ben omerifanii6en @ab=
len beutlid) gum slusOrud gefomme=
men golfsnillen luitig 5rm &riee ge-
bebt iperoe. 9lu6 Die Horo-Itlantil l6e
Iuial5 babe feinen anoern 3tped,
nals neue Ingriffe por5ubereiten uno
neue &riege 5u entfaden".
| 8ie eieentlidbe 6eier oes sSobres-
| tags ser Gepolution om Sonntag mar
eine ein5ige 9emonitration bon Stub
lambs Wa6t. Warl6au Tinoibenfo
rief oie ruiiiide slrmee uno bas 8olf
auf unablallig geriiltet ,tno auf Ser
Sut 'au fem. Sn abnli6er @eiIe ipra6
&riegsminiiter Warihall 8uganin.
or erbob bittere 8eldmeroe, BOB &uB-
lambs ufrieoliebenbe Bolitif" in @ng-
lamb nno ben Ser. Staaten befdmpft
iperoe, aber er itellte ben @egnern oas
51eitern ibrer Bldne in 4usiiht.
ltnter oen @ratulanten befano itd
laud) .Marldall" Sito, in Dem Spti-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13

Son6erpaft abi6lieBen ODER Ser Ioro
atlantiiden Iaian5 oireft beitreter
iollen.
Die 8riilieler sluion5 ooer @eIt
europdii6e Union lit boIlenoete Sat
l1a6e, bas 3uIammengeben Ser Ser
Stoaten NIT Dem gtlantil6en 9unf
tpuroe Ieiner5eit I'M Yrin5ip feItgelegi
our6 einen BON Senator Ganbenberq
pertretenen 8ei6lub. llrlpriinglid
batte man an ein S6utbiinbnis gegen
0eutldlano gebadt, bel,te gebt's ge,
gen Soniet -JfuBlano. 4ber ou6 in
Der nellen 6allung mill man sic Ml=
lian5 nur als SefeniipbiinoniS gelte11
laiien. 3neifellos nobm Sr. SSobn
Softer Gulles oorouf 8e5ug in Ser
Sebotte iiber Die 9alfan=Srage in,
Golttil6en ausiduB Der Sereinten
Igeationen. @r fitbrte aus, sic Ser.
|tStaaten batten bie slbriiitung einge-
lteat, ga iie ltarf bleiben polen, io-
lange Die freien Golfer ser @elt BON
5urdt befuuen ieien. gr CAB, noh
elmer Wteloung Ser rslii. greB", gu
|bcrlteben, bab oie SrGltoentenipabl
Inibts on Ser iiberporteiliden IuBen-
polittf ser Ser. Staaten geGnoert bat.
9ie ruliilde 8ebouptltng, oob sic
ISer. Staaten oie @eltberrid)aft an
ltreben, nannte er veine bosartige
Gerlelnlolng" lno fubr fort:
~Sbne 3peifel gefGut Die pa6Ien=
Be Starfe unierer Station einigen
nidt, aber iG CLAUDE, oaB iie niemonO
in Sdreden periebt. Sd foroere ieoen
Gelegierten auf, iid) ielblt bie Srase
5u ltellen uno 81 beantiporten, nen
uno mas ieine ei9ene Station fiir1tet.
Sd tperoe midi nit eiuem itiul6tpei-
|genoen GerOift 5ufrieOen geber, benn
i'd peiB, oaB iif) einige iogar fiirfs
ten, ibrer 5ur6t 9lusorltd 5u perleiz
ben.
"0ie slmerifaner brou6en ibren
gel6luB, ni6t 1peiter ob5uriiIten,
nlht 81 re6tfertigen, neil uniere
Starfe nidt uns oaein oient. gs lit
unlere sblitt, Die &rafte ser Sreibeit
i'm Der 8elt 5uiammen5llfalien, oamit
lie niGts 81 befiirdten baben."
3ulles iagte iiber bie 8alfun-2Sro-
.ge, Die slrrlerifoner batten rfeine il.
itoDalen 8ruppen uro feine SSiinfte
Golonne orgoniIiert, sic 1laG unierer
Bfeife tan5en ioa". @r ipies oorauf
bin, oaB bie Ser. Staoten in europa
nur nod einen fleinen Geit ser gro
ben Streltfrofte 5uriidgelaiien baben,
melde I'M &rieg gefGmpft baben, ltno
be5eidnete oas ols einen 8epeiS fiir
Die Satlabe, OaB slmerifo feinen lln=
ariff plant
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13

5oiiihen Sarloments errong be
8auae einen Itarfen Sieg, Der ieinen
slnbGngern fat Die Salfte ser Site
einbradte. Ge 8oulles Gartci miro
0ie itdrfite I'M Garlament iein, unb
Ser itreitbare General bat prompt on
gefiinoi8t, BOZ er Oie iebige &oali-
tionsregierung aus oem 2lmt fegen
meroc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-13

milten nad) Dem &rad nit ser So
minform bereits einen Gerbiinoeter
oes 8eItens erbliften. SSSn Oen @rotu
lationSoepei6en unoerer SloDenfiib
rer 1puroe gum sluSOrud gebradt
ooB nalle ilotpii6en Golfer engItens
nit ser Solpiets sllnion Der6un0er
ieien inn &f Inn Sen Srieoen, ge,
gen iene, sic sic Solfer in neue &rie.
| &c beten".
SSm 8olitiihen glusiHuB Der Ser.
einten gtntionen petterte am Sams,
tag @iihinlfp gegen Sobn Softer
'0uues uno sic Ser. Staoten. SS1r1
slnibluB an ole gSorte oe5 omerifo-
niIhen Sertreters, ooB Sic 8elt BON
IngIt Dor RuBlanO erfiiQt iei, rief er
aus:
u@er bebrobt eub oenn? 8ie pcr.
oct ibr bon Ser Soniet-llnion be-
orobt? Die Soipiet. t.llnion beorobt
niemanoen. Die Ser. Stauten ne6-
men cine orobenoe Saltung ein. sic
perfiigen i'm 8ebiet oes 9ltlantif al
lein iiber 51pciblnoerto1 1tuno5uon5ig
Stiispunfte. $50 gibt e5 iiberbaupt
feline omerifaniihen Stiiepunfte ?
@enn Die Ser. Stooten niht bon ser
8eltberrIdboft tr6llnlen, porum er-
|ri6ten lie 0onn oiele Stiitpunfte in
|allen Seilen ser @elt? @o5u iouen
aGe bieIe Stiitpunfte oienen? Sic
lino feline @eibna6tsb bdume
@i0 9inflanS aries?,
Wan6e mogen aus Sen ruiiilhen
Heoen einen llnterton herausb0re1t,
Ser I'M @ioeriprudb Itebt nit Sem
lelbltberrlicben MadtbelpuBtiein, oas
aus ocm Stolin- Snterpieip" in Ser
,Bratpoa' uno bramarbolterenoen
9lusIaiiungen in ser ruiiii6en 8ar-
|teiprelle fli1gt. 9lber cs mdre unflug,
Die ruiiild)e 9feoftion nuf oie noe til
den 8iinonisplanc gu ignorieren uno
|dlS beoelttungSloS an5uleben. @init=
ipeilen miro ia ipeoer Die griineler
Iaian5 nod ser 9ltlantif=Gaft ben
Wosfopitern angit uno Shrefen
|einiagen. Sic fennen Sic SdmGd)e
oes 8eItens uno niiien, baB Sapier-
|pertrage nidts beoenten, Iolange nidt
IDiele 9ipiiionen Dinter oielen ltebera.
|ltno lie pifien, bob aeraume 3eit
oarii6er bingeben miro, bis sic 8iino=
Inispolitif einen billrei6enoen nilitG-
Irii6en Giidbalt bot.
9lber neil ibnen Oas 6efannt lit,
'ntuB ibnen, lpenn lie tatldhlid) ben
&rieg moQen, oarnt gelegen iein, Oie
gorteile ibrcr gegenlpdrtigcu Stel=
lung aus5uniiben uno nit Dem 8e-
|Iten ab5ure6nen, bepor Oieler sic ge-
|planten 9fiiltl,ngen poQenoet bat.
Wfit ser 8itnonispolitif oes 8e=
items tritt ser yfalte &rieg" in ein
ufutes Staoium eil. G5 blei6t ab5u=
Darten, ob Uiosfau sic YlQne Oes
@eItenS Dllr6 @elpaltn1aBnobner ito
rem - ooer oh e5 lih auf SEN GrfpIg
ietner biSberigen Otetbooen perlalien
uno nit Silfe ieiner 6iinften 9olon-
men fampfloS ieinc Groberungen iort-
leten miro.
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I'm &Dlfcrbnnb

Ga5 BolitilGe &o,nitee ser Ser
elnten gtationen bat 10 gut pie ei,1-
Iitin1nlig Nlbanien, 9ulgorien uno Su-
Igollalpien ser unterItiibung ser font
muniitil6en Gebellen in 8rie6enlano
|uno ser @efabrOrng bes 5rieoens
Ilduloig befunoen. @iidinifp tatte
oen 9elGluB bitter befGlnpft uno Die
oorgelegteu S6ulObepeiie als u&ebr-
| Ii6t" be5eidnet.
Sm So5ialfomitee befanlpft GuB=
lano eineu Slntrag, nab Sem it6 oie
Grflarung fiir Wteni6enrehte fiir 8e-
miiiens> ltno 9feligionsfreibeit aus
lpreden loa. Sie Gllien apollen MIR
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einten Hationen nabm am Sonnerss
tag oie Sorl6ldge Ser @eit1nGcbte IN
be5ug auf Die internationale &ontroae
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bitter befGmpft lpuroe. 9lnorei. @i,
|lGinlfp erflarte, neue &oniultotionen
itber sic 9ltomfontrolle leien pollfom.
men 5medlos, neil feline 8runDlaae
| fir cine 8ereinbarlng 5niIden Dem
8eiten 1tno bem Often porbunoen iei.
gr be5ei6nete oen Blan ser 8eIt.
md6te als v1,nrealiitiid) uno pbanta.
| ilttl6", tpeil er oas @irtId)aftsleben
ser anoeren Nationen ser 8naoe Ell
mes bon ben Ser. Staoten beberrid=
ten &ontroaorgans ousliefern ipiirbe.
Sie Notwithstanding billigte
Den Slnn Der 8eitmadte nit bier5ia
gegen ieds Stimmen. Ser Somiet.
8lod Itin1mte basegen, uno bier Sea.
itionen = Snoien, Siio-afrifa, Mf.
1gbaniitan unb 8ene5uela entbieI.
ten iib Ser Stimmabgabe.
Sc 8anlles Sioa
Sssn oen am Sonntag obgebaItenen
@ablen fir oas Sberbaus oes fran.
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linen mir bieGei6t 5u Dem S6luB, bob
elm 2anb bon ser poIitiiden uno pirt-
! l6aftliben 8eoeutu1g ser Ser. Staa-
ten eine morolil1e Wo6t BARTLETT, bic
auf oen 2auf ser @eIdihte einen ptel
groBeren @influB ausiiben fonrte,
penn es ni6t in Die Sanbel Der 8elt
oireft perltrift 1pdre, bielmebr als
ltnparteiil6er ii6er bieien ltiinoe. nno
mir fGmen pielleidt alt oem S6luB,
Dob es nod INNER nidt 5u ipdt iein
mag, unIere aftibe Seilnabme on ben
8eltbanoeln na6 Woglibfeit 5u be-
ibrdnfen = in Ser BON Ben 2ebren
Der @eifidbte permittelten grfennt-
mis-, baB Griege Golferfonflifte niht
|bei5ulegen permogen, ionoern itets
|nlr neue Gro6leme 3u ben olten bdlt-
fem.
Solde grlpdgungen itno in elmer
Dafenflirrenoen 3eit perpont rno
bringen Ben, Ser lie portr6gt, nur in
oen Suf eines meltfernen Sra1lmers
unO Bbantalten. Sci es Drum, = mir
tperoen troboem, lolange es nod 3eit
iiIt, INNER 1pieoer Dem 6rieoen oos
gSort reoen, Ben 81 erbalten elmer
flugen Staatsfllnit mogli6 lit, bie Iih
|nibt auf S6lagporte beldr1nft nno
bobere 3iel bat als parteipolitilde
Grfolge uno oie Gorteile Ser SSnon-
ltrle l1no Spdlfinans.
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5miiben Krieg uno 5rieoen

ldpere Rieoerloge ber Gegierung
gbiang &ai-i6efs in ser Manolhurei
unb Die 8eorobung bon gon5 Npro-
China ourh Oen nit HuBlano ner=
biinoeten &onln1unisnrus.
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Sc 8anaes Sioa

sSn ben am Sonntag abgebaItenen
Bablen fir oas Sberbaus oes fran-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

farm worker. There are almost
8 million Italians engaged in ag-
riculture. Of these, 1880, 600
are mezzadri-or what we would
call sharecroppers.
The mezzadri are much worse
off than our sharecroppers in the
South. The land which the mez-
zadri get from the Ianciords is
not all in one chunk, but as in
medieval times it is scattered
about in tiny strips.
The mezzadri are required to
give the landlord so percent of
their production, but they must
provide more than half of every
thing, including tools and seeds,
and, of course, they provide
all the labor. In some sections
of Italy there is middleman be-
tween the mezZadri and the land
lord and in such cases the Ital-
ian sharecropper gets even less
than 40 percent of his crop.
The mezzadri need and are in
creasingly demanding real re-
forms in Italian agriculture. They
may think it is very nice of gen.
erous Americans to give assist
ance to italian monopolists, but
it won't make them vote the
way our State Department wants
them to vote.
Nor are the braccianti - the
agricultural day laborers-going
to vote for anything less than
a program which improve their
existence. They cultivate the
land of absentee owners; they
are seasonal workers; their
wages are minute. They have
no guarantees of any kind-no
guarantee of a home or where
or when or for whom they will
work.
The braccianti have staged
demonstrations against these con-
ditions.