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The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Reading Seeks
Reelection

YPSILANTI. ~ In launching
his campaign ror reelection as
Washtenaw. county prosecutor on
the Republican ticket Attorney
Reading summarizes the accom-
plishments OF bis department
during his term as follows
/. There has been high dc
gree OF efficiency achieved
through the close cooperation oil
the Sheriff's Department, and
the various police departments.
consequently the criminal doc.
kets OF the courts are all cleared
and up 10 date.
2 a branch office has been
established in Ypsilanti TO better
serve this area
3. Complaints have zee n
thoroughly investigated before
placing a criminal charge, there
bv avoiding jeopardy 20 inno-
cent persons and unnecessary cx-
pense TO the country
4 Regarding civil work. the
Board OF Supervisors will agree
that the prosecutors office has
eapably and efficiently rendered
legal services 20 them in their
duties.
,hat In the frm belief that
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Guild No. 3 Sponsors
Contest Of The Roses

Leola Boyd Bessie Starks. Mar
tina Watson, Lucille Richardson,
Margaret Russell and Anna
Green.
Ushers were.
Ledora Tanner Lucille Rich
ardson Lee f. Brooks, Mary Hall
and Glenna Starks.
Oteha Freeman and Ozclla
Johnson were on the door.
ChoirS participating were:
ACE League Choir OF Ann Ar
Dor. ANJE Gospel Choir Wolvcr-
inc A'Capella Choir and the AME
Senior choir.
Many persons from Ypsilanti
and Ann Arbor were patrons Of
the affair.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Ballot. Instead of Bull and Bullets

N 0rder % De a c Z y m good standIng, YOU
Should be properly registered and ready in the fall
election h ofiy takes few minutes 10 stop the hrSt
floor oi the cry Hall and register
The situation is grave that no one can pass ZIP ms
oppoa,t do his part in selecting not only he Pre>-
der AZ The United states but the many Federal state,
county and other rficers.
We.rast ea>e aoihng 10 chance We are PLAYING for
the sse taxes history The future Of the nation de-
pe.d poa our tctory but upon the extent that
victor
Therefore pher the Conventions have spoker, let's
All nte ~ The candidates If our hoce We even
select K own people FOR public Office The only
langa.e.er IA. politicians nder>tand is vote.
The ia election offers Us a, mat opportaHlt> Urge
a olr friends ne ghbors fellow workers ard relatives
10 70 ,o thc C.ty Hall and REGISTER.
O3r pra ems can bs bes; solved by BALLOTS instead
of i.lM AVA b3lle.s
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Ann Arbor Briel5

May we extend our hearty
congratulations TO Rev. Cla-
renee Calrlngton. assistant pas
tor OF Bethel Church, who has
recently been appointed 10 the
pastorate OF the Isabel Rogers
Memorial AME Church In VIII
low Run Village. Rev. Mr. Car
rington has been active IN Beth
el not only through serving
efficiently as assistant pastor
but also as Sunday school SUI
pcrintendent. class leader. Ste
ward. and a member OF the
church who made himself very
congcnial and always ready and
willing TO serve wherever his
services were needed He has
applied himself very we'll In the
furthering Of his studies IN
preparation for the ministry
and Is well deserving of this
appointment Both Rev Car
ringtun and his wife are young
people of fine character and
high standing in the commun-
lty He held his FIRST service at
the Willow Run Church on last
Sunday morning We the people
OF Ann Arbor wish Rev. Car
rington we'll and he shall have
our PRAYERS as he starts out on
this new venture
A very pleasant social hour
wa, spent on last Sunday night
when following the evening
services al Bethel. large por-
tion OF the congregation went
TO the home OF Mr. and Ms.
William Brennan of Gott street
for what might be called Joint
open house for his new home
and birthday party for Nj.
Brennan Mr.. and Mrs Brennan
took this method Of expressing
their appreciation TO the mem
bers OF Bethel for their kind
ness toward them during the
time that they were building
then new home. / must say
that a splendid job was done
OF Just that Seldom have / been
IN a gathering where sucn an
abundance OF clean wholesome
fun was 10 be had. Fine refresh
mentS were served in an clab.
crate style by the host and
hostess Now that the home of
Mr and Mrs. Brennan is lust
about completed, il can still
palmer be seen that this rouple
will have a fine modern nine
room house as a home for them
and then family They will az
ways be able to look with
great deal Of prize on tins as
a piece of their handiwork ac.
compliShcd in almost exactly
one year 10 the dav
On last Friday night at The
High School Auditorium i'm Yp-
Silanil a Contest of Roses or
speaking IN simpler language 4
song festival was presented ~
ponsorcd bv the Crusader
Guild No. 3 Participating in the
festival were the Wolverine A
Capella Choir Of Ypsilanu the
Senior Choir OF Brown Chanel
AME church OF Ypsilanti the
{. r League Choir nf Bethel
Ann Arbor and the Gospel Cho.
rus OF Bethel, Ann Arbor. Semi
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
FORD EXHIBITS NEW
CARS THIS WEEKEND

places the traditional transverse
springs and the front axle This
system is centered around air
plane type shock absorbers noun
ted within low frequency !
springs. In the rear extra long
longitudinal springs arc compile.
mented hy sirplane type shock
absorberS
The drive shan tunnel has
been decreased BY adoption OF
the Hotchkiss drive and the hy-
poid rear axle These engineering
changes also minimized the
transmission Of road noises into
the car
Engine vibration has been re-
duccd BY literally floating the
power plant on rubber mounts,
A new heating system ayaila-
bic in the new Fords brings year
around comfort 20 driver and pas
sengers Fresh air is scooped in
10 the car through large intakes
lust behind the grille
The system, which has an au.
tomato temperature control. can
he used as a fresh air ventilator,
q fresh air heater or as a recircu-
lating heater Fresh air plus the
pressure effect obtained by h e
cars forwai| motion reduces fog
ging and drafts.
ECONOMY Economy of oper-
alton has been Increased up to 10
per cent Improvement in gasoline
mileage for the new six-cvlinder
engine and the extensively rede-
signed Va Both are offered as
power plants in all Ford models
Other engineering features result
in better performance and long
er engine life
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

YPSILANTI - Crusade Guild
No. 3 OF which Mrs, John Will
liams is princess captain sponsor
ed the contest OF roses for the en-
joyment of everyone this pa ST
week.
Four cholrs were presented.
Mrs. Genevievc Williams was
general chairman.
The arrangement Committee
was:
Florence Harris Bessie StarkS,
Otcla Freeman Ozella Johnson.
Gladys Bcnom and Mary English.
Program Committee;
Bessie StarkS. Anna Green, and
Margaret Russell.
Finance Committee:
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

Classical pieces. anthem
uals. and gospel Son-
rendered by the various Qri
and choral groups. Ou, 'eof2
features on the procru yet
the singing Of Holy CIV ~
The senior ChoU OF bio@1
Chapel and also<tho sn-n- z
Bcautnul Dreamer hy D@s
Anthony drcctrcss Of i' U.r
pei Chorus of Bethel Am At
Dor Both OF these numbc $50
beautifully rendered
Mrs Serena Bradley ooH'
mn, street had the m-iotioae
to suffer a fall on last Neth
Living up 20 her rcputat
is going ON Just as thoueh n'U
ing had happened bui "
know tnat She received
bruises on the leg and
In the back MIS- BRADLEY q
years old
The Outstatc Golf A iaa
was host on last Sumoay e
large number Of Detroit
at the Municipal Coll cou y
meet was held there berNcgn U,,
two cities Detailed icsui'> f.
the meet are not known o. &
but l do know that Ot n +.
ney. one of the Aun ao'
golfers was one OF the Wanc'
IN the meet
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
DOINGS IN DELRAY

health OF 564 So. Solvap
She Is the mother OF NJ ~ !.
Douglass. Margaret =
Ra,moc Reid James Joto
George and VIII M.hnc
Mrs Carclcna O'Nca 81
CroSsley has been very
the hospital but j, ,oH Is.
and has come home
Miss RUBY Obey, tie Ga
lady who works at the y rial
Nclghborhood House. M
Saturday morning tol w Ha
tor two weeks stay
She IS gong 20 take ut
We wish her much succ
Mrs Margaret Seblec
Peterson street graduated Mo
.hom Goldberg Nursing S
8 D m She has taken her p ~
course and now ann ,dlc
all bc proud ~ her
II IS our Wish thai n'
Womcn would lake il
Dclray can say that She
ped up a notch higher besF
il tal behind other pa I"
CITY as ta as having
and professional people 81
part and help II 70 grow Woe
VERY proud Of Ms Sch
The King David Count q =
FAASM IS having a tea SH
al the Delray Community "
Everyone IS invited To c0N
and have an ENJOYABLE
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Wins Spelldown

derS. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sanders Of 358 Holford.
won two-wheel bike as first
prize IN the Spelldown. This
spelling bee was held in the
Northrup gymnasium on FRI
day June 4 The runners up
were Jean Parker Of 544 Camp
bell and June Wardlow OF 247
Polk This contest began with
ninety -one children. II was spon-
sored bv the Northrup Parent
Teachers Association Words
were pronounced by Miss Bac-
Gus and Nh Dressed. principal
The ludees were Mr. Sabbath
and Miss Pellesler. The North
rup PIT. A. will resume their
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Downriver News
McCants Wins High
Jump At Tuskegee
Downriver News

Howard McCantS, son OF MI.
and Mrs Daniel McCantS of Hol-
ford street IS home for summer
vacation from South Carolina
State College He has completed
his sophomore year there,
McCantS Won the high Jump
in the Tuskegee Relay meet
with Jump OF six feet three
inches. lie also won the high
lump IN the Southern conference
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Prominent Business
Man Retires Due
To Health Failure

YPSILANTI ~ Mr. Arthur Ben.
nett, owner of the Bennett Rec.
reation Room. located on Mon
roe, is retiring from actlv,
business due 20 tie failure of
his health Mrs Dolores Ben.
nett, his wife, who has Just re.
turned from her enjoyable va.
cation attending the Kentucky
Derby will assume the operating
of the Bennett business Mrs
Bennett is an efficient business
women and will offer 10 their
customers the same services.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
38 Leave Harriet For
Central High School

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. days
are happy days whether II be
from grade school. high school
or college. The 38 Sixth graders
at the Harriet School arc cX-
periencing all of the fanfare
that goes with graduation. Their
teachers. Mesdames Bernice Ker-
sew and Lamb took them to
Belle Isle for an enjoyable out
ting during the past week
Tuesday night the graduation eX-
ercises were held in the school
auditorium.
Members Of the class are:
Susan Bell King, James White,
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
meetings IN OCtobc.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTre

The Gay Fclicks met
home OF Ann Dunklin ol Beee
wood street on SUNDAY Jgre.
The members discuss
for a shower TO bC s.,p
one of their members Do-
Smith who Will be mar Ia
June %.
The Wayne Vacat!5
met IN the home OF NJ. r
OF 5003 Vinewood ON
afternoon This was
meeting and the host,s f
a lovely luncheon T rsv
meeting will be with " d..
liza Shelton. OF AlcXand rt
HOME FROM COLLEGE
Saw several famila
back in town for Sunm
cation They arc Howa n.
Cants from South Cagol. S,g.
William Holmes from
State. Helen Games ir I'll.
Virginia Lorraine Quinn
Tuskegee. Barbara Ross
Benedict College. Juaa W
ker from Hampton Art Oh
can from Howard Uut *.
Elizabeth TinSlev and n M
Tillman from Wilbcifor
Merna Mckinney from h.r.
c, Smith in North Cau
The Twin City Chort. pr
sorinE q dance at tA
High School FRIDAY J
Music will be furnished II
Rhodes and his orchest
Mrs Elizabeth Suou n
street Ecorse is IN tho SN
Hospital rccuperatine
operation
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
the petrot TRIBuNE.

{ CT am 20 years old. ma,
cd and have son nearly two
NJ husband and don't get
along so good lie doesn't seem
% want anything and 90
There is man ! am gong
around with who SAYS he cares
lot for me and wlll get my
divorce What do you think /
should do
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Soldier Crashes
Into Parked Car

YPSILANTI-Albcrt Harry. 10.
Of Huron street now home on
leave from Fort Knox was the
driver Of the runaway car that
crashed into . parked car owned
by Cair Freeman Of Harriet ear
ly Sunday.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

AnU. The man hasn't prom
ised you anything but tinsn.
ciAl help. He has not offered
you marriage. II you go
through with this plan you are
going TO be mighty diSsppoint-
ed in the course OF time as
these love affairs" are sell
dom what they are cracked
up 10 be. When the glamour
wears off. they are over. Your
marriage was founded on love
and will stand much. It's time
you quit acting like a school
GIRL and assume the role Of
loyal wife and you will find
your mate TO be more coop
erative.
NJ. B. S.-I live in Jacksonville,
Fla. l am hoping and trusting
that you can help me with my
problem | have a skin disease
and | can't seem TO get il cured.
II z Jes and comes. II has been
on me four years. Tell me al
once what 70 do?
Ans:
Consult q physician. prefer
ably q dermatolosisi. one who
SpeeialiEes in skin diseases. Call
your local hospital or the med
ieal society in your city and
they will reeommend q compe-
tent physician for you to see.
{. PLEASE tell me why il
is most men say they hate .
bad woman, especially for a
wife. but when a man is lucky
enough 10 get a good wife, he
soon passes her up and takes
up with the tricky woman, leav-
ing the good Wife
Ans: The tricky women
makes q business of pleasing
their men and catering 10 their
wants and desires. They turn
on all their charm 10 keep
them fascinated. interested and
entertained. Wives who adopt
these same tactics usually pre-.
vent composition. I good wife
may sometimes fail in the most
important task Of her mar
Fiage-fhai Of satisfying her
mate. For Il is then that q
man seeks outside companion
ship.
J ! WI have lovely home
here in the country. Right now
money is my porblem. My fl
nances are poor. | want 10 know
what ! can do TO get hold Of
some money? II | go away a few
weeks and try my luck al games,
could | win what | need?
Ans: Find . Job and go 10
RwoTk. Why not rent out part
of your home 10 increase your
ineome7 Do moi make the trip
10 the city for the sole pur-
pose OF gambling. You would
be much worse off financially
than you are now. l recon-
mend the book Seven Cures
for a Lean Purse" 10 you. The
price Is 81. Send your order 10
me al the address given above.
NJ. A. c.-I am IS years old
and love a man desperately that
have been going with eleven
months. He Is nice 10 me, gives
me anything | ask FOR and says
he loves me. He wants me e
60 on trip with him this Sum
mcr Nv aunt says | should mo-
20 Please give me some ad
vice
Ans: Your aunt Is right you
shouldn't make the trip with
this man. WhY7 Because he's
married and its wrong 10 date
him and accept his presents.
Visit your sister on your va
cation this Summer and center
your interest on the eligible
bachelore around town.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

Admn.suaiG p Channnp n
Tobias mombe ~ President Tru.
man Committee on Civil Rights
and Willard 6 Townsend inte~-
national president ~ The United
Transport Service Employees and
member of me CIO executive
board
Those men r,ll fJcu She atten-
tlon oi the r0nforoncc delegates
IN eva ughts issues rhich arc oi
vital importance 70 al Americans
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

meeting win a
Jump OF SIX H.,
three and one
half ms This
Jump broke the
previous record
Of the State OF
South Carolina
81 six IT, three
and Gre dit ed
him as the new
record holder.
Wins Spelldown
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

p.sitssies IBsE
pL4.AeL fsl ad-
ss~s abe staspsd
Toa RSRSIp l.vle lsttG viil ps irsAtss
10
.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

the people OF this county re-
spect these policies, | am Offer
ing myself TO the public service
with the pledge that these poll
cies viii again be carried for.
ward.
The candidate is a graduate OF
the public schools and high
school of Ann Arbor and from
the law school of the University
OF Michigan; served four years
in the Navy and was discharged
as a lieutenant. Sr. grade He Is
married, has three small chill
dren and has lived in Ann Ar
Dor for over 20 years.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
WHITAKER
NEWS

Evcryoc enjoyed the loFeF
program presented by The fs"'
Singers on Sunday at. Ho.A
sponsored by Mrs. Rubie BtoNa
After the program MIS- Bio"n
served a very delicious cA.,N
dinner 90 all who dcsAel-
remain
Donald Reeves spent the ",tf
end IN Detroit visiting nR
cousin, Harold Thompson
Visiting Mr. and NJ ="
Union Sunday were then cou 'a'
Mr and Mrs, Lonnic iouns
Scottcn Ave Detroit is
Unions were kinda plcas
get ride IN that nice new b
which the Younps own
NJ and Mrs Paul Woo, anl
family of Saline also visited "
Fay Unions on Sunday eveniH
Guest at the Reeves hons %
Sunday were Mr Mary l. Rce,H
and Ohio of Detroit "
Annie B Worumn and "
RObt l. Worumn and son
River Rouge and Mr. and v
Cornelius Reeves Jro Of Np,
lanti
Id like 20 have yuu nrN
Call Willis 3497
We want more personal news
viii you eooperafe7 Send US ih'
names OF your out Of town guess
Let " know " YoNx baby ~M
C1~'-''.-' Drop q card 70 r.
Newspaper.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
ILLNESS

Joseph Marrow Of 3l36 Hick.
oD street. was brought home ill
last Friday from his Job but Is
some better nov.
Don't forget 90 send your news
IN to be printed BY SUNDAY night
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

Robert Taylor. NoVclla Chaun-
cey, Curtis Jones Marg Coleman,
Mahaley Johnson. JAMIE Mae
Ward. Brookic Mae Williams
Henrietta Lucas. Barbara Ann
Winston Gwendolyn Frierson,
Shirley Smith, L. Wardloth. Frc-
IA Graham. Bobby Madison.
Catherine Hurst Rosie Lee Mar
tin. Bcrta Mae Howard. Kitty
NJ. Tovlcr. Betty jean AlcXan-
der Kenneth Robinson. Allen
Roper. Simpson Lewis Honey
Carol, Pearse Holden. Beigart
Bayliss. Gordon Curtis. Ice r.
Frazier aud William Ran
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
BY MRS. J. W. KELLOGG
WEDDING BELLS

WEDDING BELLS
Cpl. Leo Mcdowell and Miss
Eddie Pearl DAVIS will speak their
wedding vows IN quiet ceremo-
nv June II az 5 pm. AZ the home
IL the groom.
Cpl Mcdowell is now stationed
al Camp LeJeune. n. c. Miss Da-
viSis niece OF Mrs. Della Jones
and cousin of Detective Richard
Humphrey Of lnkster
The bride vii be gwen away
bv hey uncle. Frank Lott, with
whom she lives
A reception VIII follow for the
Young couple AZ the IL Horse
men Club a, T. They will spend
their HONEYMOON IN the bridal
suite of the Gotham Hotel for a
fcW daF before he returns 70
camp, HIS wife will accompany
nm there
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
EXCURSION

The Little Womens Scholarship
Club s sponsoring an excursion 70
lileWild August,
TWo Greyhound buSses viii
icaNe fnm Harrison and Mlchi-
Gan Avenues Fridav August l3
IL m and Will return to Ink
s,cr SUNDAY August IS, ~ 10 p.
n,
a round trip reservation may
~ made for Sl2 Reservations for
apprux8nstcly 20 persons have
6rcn made al the hotel More in
formation max De obtained hom
v mabel Weathets, 2708 Spring
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
LAST RITES

Lho NJ I'd
Last rites we're held Tor Mrs.
Anna Johnson of 40B0 Vicksburg
Court SATURDAY a. II o'clock
from tho Church Of God In Christ,
3844 Harrison Road.
Mrs Johnson. known to her
many friends as Mothr johnson.
lived with her daughter Mrs. Lu-
cy Weathers al the above address.
She was the grandmother of Mrs.
Anna Ealy proprietor oi Eddics
Old Hickory Inn Bar q .. liar
rison Road
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-07
EUROPE'S FOOD
NEED NOT YET MET

New York, July THE people
of the United States do not under
stand the functions of the Marshall
plan," Paul Comfy French, execu.
tive director of CARE, told a news
conference here today.
"There is widespread belief that
the Economic Cooperation Admins
~tration program just passed by Con-
gress will Immediately solve all Eu,
ropes troubles. Nothing is further
from the truth. ECA's long-range
program for economic rehabilitation
will not mean more food on family
tables for from Is months to two
years.
"Both Secretary of State Marchall
and Paul G. Hoffman have made it
clear that the people of Europe can
not wait for their economies to be
rehabilitated. They need help now,
which can be furnished only through
American voluntary agencies, and
through CARE.
"There is another misconception
about the improved European grain
crops this year," French explained.
"But these improved crops will not
put increased rations on the tables
of hungry Europeans. They will be
used largely to maintain current
rations."
"The United States is currently
shipping foodstuffs to Europe financ-
by ECA. Again, these shipments
will be used by the recipient govern
ments to maintain rations. They
will be distributed through the regu-
lar channels, and will require the
regular number of ration coupons.
The fight this year is to see that
rations do not fall even lower. Both
improved crops and ECA financed
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-07
BY Joe"

racing class you can wipe that
smile off your face. There's moth
ing more serious than a cycling
champ hitting the highway, with the
wind and the rain in his hair. It's
about time the United States won
such an event and maybe Smith,
Lynch or Rollins can do it. I under
stand these things go in cycles.
There's always a "cycle of fun"
going on at the most congenial spot
in town . the CHEERIO COCK
TAIL LOUNGE, 100 Main Street!
Our Bar and Recreation Room are
strictly TOPS, as are the delicious
drinks, made by skilled, friendly
bartenders. Have a week end of
real pleasure at Laurel's CHEERIO,
Phone: 176.
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-07

Marshal Tito

Russia's iron curtain had twitchec
apart along its Yugoslavian seam to
provide a glimpse of the Communist
stage set with the rickety scenery
of dissension, fear and insecurity.
Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia was
the central figure, but remained so
for only a brief instant before his
Soviet bosses whisked him off the
boards.
Plain fact was that Tito, hitherto
the fair-haired boy of eastern Euro
pean communism, had been all but
purged from the Communist party
because he was trying to make a
play for western capitalism.
Actually he, together with his
henchmen in the Yugoslav govern
ment, was ousted from the all-im-
portant Cominform Communist in
formation bureau) which was estab-
lished last year to provide greater
unity for the Soviet satellite states
of eastern Europe.
Tito and his regime were charged
with virtually everything the Soviet
politburo considers a crime-rang-
ing from Trotskyism and anti
Sovietism to "ineptness" and false
d%emsgogic tactics"
Behind this official facade which
the Communists had thrown up,
however, were the real reasons for
Tito's expulsion from grace:
AS the only wartime hero of the
Communists the Yugoslav marshal
had begun to take himself too seri-
ously, hence, vas beginning to feel
the need to express his own opinions
and policies on matters political
and economic. Stain wanted no
other boss in his sphere.
Tito was building up a personal
police" army which vas molesting
other Communists, including Rus
SLAMS, in Belgrade. Also, he had fol-
lowed an independent foreign pol
icy without Moscow's approval.
Finally he committed the cardinal
sin of currying favor with western
capitalist diplomats with an eye to
obtaining reconstruction credits for
Yugoslavia.
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-07
BLOCKADE:
Berlin

Russia's freight blockade of Ber-
lin, while a stark enough action in
its w right, nevertheless vas a
secondary manifestation of the same
old cold war crisis arising out of
the Soviet bid for power in Europe.
While American and British
planes by the hundreds were flying
in food to besieged Berliners the
western powers were bordering a
question they had had to answer in
1888 when Hitler was in power
whether or not to appease.
Long range plans of the Kremlin,
of which the Berlin blockade is
just n phase, call for the forcing
of the western Allies out of Berlin.
This, according to Soviet thinking,
could be done by either of two
means: Either by threats and ter
rorization involving the risk of war,
or by a four-power negotiation
which could be hoped to result in
a western appeasement policy such
as grew out of the ill-starred
Munich conference of 1888.
Britain and the us. are on a
dangerous spot. If they pulled out
of Berlin under pressure of force
applied by Russia the power and in
fluence of western democracy would
be perilously weakened in Europe.