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FURN.-CASH AND CARRY
J. J. SCflKOI, II. 5-OSo5
|S 18th ST NE Open Sunday

FURNITURE-l2 new at
tractively covered custom
upholstered living room and
lounge chairs, 3 new "Cava-
lier" cedar chests, IL new
attractive floor lamps, 3
new Regency style three
piece living room suites, IA
new mahogany coffee, lamp
and other small tables, also
fine grade two tone ma
hogany bedroom suite, nice
quality walnut bedroom
suite, a number of odd
dressers, chests of odd
pieces. Also new inner
Spring mattresses In twin
and full sizes. All to be
sold by public auction at the
williams Auction House
918 New York ave. NV.
this Tuesday, Dec. 20, COM
mencing at 2 pm. Auc-
tioneer's phone, MA. 2620
Goods direct from factory
showroom, various con-
signors and other sources
FURNITURE-Lawson sofa, wine
matching armchair, blue, in satin
striped damask; best offer. Dinner
Ssnu ss sDsa saso %n aa90 1eI1a afnsSrs sSe
Heppelwhite mahog., chests, vanities
tail table, mahog., SIS. All in excel
lent condition. HI. 1881.
FURNITURE-Queen Anne sofa, 500;
dropleai table, SIS; z metal bee bsd
vacuum. 81; bicycle. girls 2S-inch
S15: record changer. 10 or IL inch
FtUHRNiTUtRE-studio Couch. $40: sew.
ing mach. $40; car gas heater. IS;
gnn0 gId Soms ssS Va chsqs sH1. 81 Sso SD fFsiss1 s
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed.
rm.. din. rm:. living rm., from un.
claimed freight and factory samples
etc.. also leather-top tables; AZ a.
great sayings; LION LION STORAGE II
aaRo daiiy. io.s; 4e sat. at" TIL I. re- 4sio
FURNITURE-Refsr,: breakfast set
din. rm. suite, sofa. RCA console
radio, bed, mattress and springs.
floor lamps. floor covering: pvt
Sn: +, ,,. dinstss msss,. blond ,oS
$3.50; game tables, solid oak, 50
small gas ranges. SIS and $35
twin chest Of drawers. wal. $35 pr.
lge. coal heater, $29; washing ma,
CHINE Ss5; studio .ces eouches, $40 t. t.
used; HOLLYWOOD beds and cots
HARLEY's, 3306 M st. NV. NO
649O. Open Sun. -.-1S
FURNITURE from pvt. home, In ex.
eellent condition. Telephone RE.
FGRS1TuRE-sofa 9nsSifi bed, chair. lamp
FTRNiTURE-Wiil sacriice lv. rm.
suite; odd pieces, radio-phonogrsph,
lamps, din. rm. suite. refsr. and
bedrm; suite; tssa must sell this week s
FURNITURE-Am being sent to Calf.
u4nbnx. mqs gvs s%a' r ibsssfay 9aGse pes5
Call TR: 6711 today and Sunday
Dishes. lamps, rare Chinese tables
and statues, radio, records. cabi'
net. linens, books and knick-knacks
$3.50 custom-made sofa and drapes
FURNITURE-Dinin rm. table, NAH.
veneer, chairs, best offer. CH.
FGRS:-westinshouse f2tS: icebox, s almost
new: Hotpoint elec. range: new brass
fireplace set: twin-bed set and
dressing table: 2 end tables. All
Al cond. Owner moving to apt.
WA. S52S. -1S
FURN.-Ant. chair. $40: occas. chair,
sig: coil springs. $3.50: vanity.
SO. innerspring matt. S21.95; din
cite set. S1S: Lawson loveseat, $40:
hassock, So: folding cot. S11 30.
III 18th. st. NV. AID. O741. ..1a
seats. tufted back and seat. frinsed
at bottom: gray silk occasional
chair. highly decorative. 5-pc.
Shefield silver tea service. Blue
fox fur Jacket size 14-16 RA 7606
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CAMERAS

Sx44vxxl4tx4 AN
used: 5000 Items items in % STOCK at Bren.
ner's; every known make or model
included; lowest prices on East
Coast; year guarantee; pay cash or
terms (6 to. 1S mos.). Trade In
your old equipment. Ask for Bren-
fnishins; modern modern Service % shop. ~
years experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 Penna. Ave. NV. Park Free.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Cash savinss-Lumber from S25 NJ:
doors, windows. 30 cents and ap;
plumbing, pipe and fittings, radia-
tors. plaster board. shelving. ply
ARROW LUMBER co.
HOO So. Capitol st., II. $4,000.
BUILDING MATERIALS-selling out
5000 It. new dble.- 8 rock wool.
will sell cheap; also new extra
heavy sewer pipes, $5 90 per length;
toilets and tanks, 1895: plyWeod.
4xs It.. SO. .O4 ea. ACE WRECKING
g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO,
4o02 Minnesota ave. ne. ,5IU.
BUiLDER's SURPLUS. brand new. at
f f. s1Ss. 50: 7 fss.: ssl95s9; sS;in.
HarsHan h sas rsns snf ust
SI17.50; combination storm doors.
SO In. BY S6 In. $3.50: intsrtor
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE

Turner's Furniture, e2s . g st st: nv; nv
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and VIII not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made IN
our Store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from rom
country. For the bedroom we Will
give you a double bed. 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a. full inner
spring-constructed couch and two
chairs ana for your uT. kitchen; XII hen. sns- g.
mel finish. All three rooms out
fitted for only S169. Should you
have two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
us before you buy and you. will be
amazed at the prices we have. on
our merchandise. We are proud OF
our courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't forget, liberal terms
arranged and no interest or finance
- charges for credit
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FILM DEVELOPING

Printing. enlargine Of black and
white, color Aim; 7-hr; service.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. topp. JUS
tice Dept.). Free advice.
FILES, letter size, steel, .$5 up; desks,
SI5 UP. Don't miss. Today, CO. 1925;
FfMRsEEfPLACE GRxTE, coal, never used.
2O-in. S4. OR. 5419.
SET, ANTIQUE. solid brass;
walnut marble-top table and mirror.
FIRSElwvodRKs, good selection. NOR;
FOLKS STORE, II miles west Of
Falls Church. highway No. q. 2
FLOOR PoIIsHiNG MACHINE, cost
sa5,n.t si75; VII ssl oK fSs $lS3 7sgs also guns
FLOOR SANDER and edger. OR.
1882 or WI. 5S67.
FLUTE, Cundy Bettoney; rood condi-
Fly ROB, Caufman, brand-new, 8 It.
long, SIS. WO. 6467. -
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont J

BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, collapsible.
good condition; SIT. DE. s298.
BABY CARRIAGE-Collaps good
condition, reasonable. HU. 6737.
BABY CARRIAGE. storkline, good
condition. pad included. $40. 10.
$3.50. is
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer, coliaps-
ible. excellent condition; S65 new;
sell S25. DU. 6737. lis
BABY CRIB, Kroll. with Kantwet
mattr. and extra youth side; $50.
AT. 542S
xABY PLAN PEN. with raised noor,
Bathinette, 81. Sligo 6is6.
RABY TENDER, music box attached;
very good condition; SIS; call RE.
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DINING RQQM

Very large solid mahog. round table,
z leaves, 16 chairs. buffet. server
worth $4,000; sell. $3.50; 9-pc. oak
Junior sets, mahog., $4b to sos.
10 7th st. Ne, Ii. $1,000. Open
eunda6.
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FUR COATS

FUR COATS
Must sell every garment in stock re-
gardless Of cost. We cannot pay
capes or scarfs II you are looking
for the best buy in town. see US
BASKIN FURS
Corner 9Th and g NV.
FUR JACKETS, silver fox and grey
Persian. both size 16. reasonable:
also Remington electric razor and
Rolls razor. Apt. 412. 4707 Conn.
FUR JACKET: size 3s-4o: custom
made, sable dyed squirrel; excellent
FUR JACKET, perfect; zlStnick ger
S'65. ME-. O54O. Ext. 500.
FUR SCARF. red fox, never worn,
guaranteed sanitary. Fine for gift
or personal use; . good buy. Sun. or
eve, GIL. 2059..
FUR SCARF, skins, squirrel; never
MORN. very reasonable RA SSOl.
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FIJRS REMODELED

To 1850 styles. Capes. stoles and
low cost. Also repairing. AID. 3241:
plete Tor 8 rms. S495. 1882 FHA
payments mo. KLOMP-AIR SYS-
TENS, 1900 Bowen I'd. s.e.. vi.
FURNACE, Thatcher coal-burninE.
outout: out IT. $50. 70. 3.es39. rs
FURNISHINGS Of complete two-bed-
room apt: reasonable. Phone Ar.
FUhRsNtruKE-rwin bedrm. suite, liy.
rm. and Kitchen Get. 1858 Park I'd.
NV. A 1855. @
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CAMERAS
PENN

CAMERA EXCHANGE
943 PA. AVE. NV.
OFFERS
PRE- E-CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
10 AM. TO 4 PM.
WEEKDAYS. 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
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MOVIE CAMERAS

8 and 16mm. Projectors
Keystone K 68 7b0 Watt Smm. 69.75
Keystone K 10S 750 Watt
Keystone A SO 1emm. 750 80
Watt. 1880
Watt. -"-N--.o0-- = Nv - 1880
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CAMERAS
Rolliehex automatic, new model, with
built-in sync. In stock and for sale.
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE,
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CHRISTMAS TREES

Beautiful selected Canadian Ar trees.
soc and UP. Large trees for churches,
institutions, at substantial discount.
On display at MOORE MOTOR Co.
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FootStool, Needlepoint
Handm.a Reasonable. IL. $685.
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35mm. CAMERAS
REFT,EX CAMERAS
pOrI FII.M CAMERAS

ROLL FILM CAMERAS
Kodak Monitor F:4.5 S39.6O
1etsS ofp'i iAon'e 1880
Zeiss ikonts A F:3.5 Tess. 31.50
Ae9Ss Tess. super -Aon'A 1880
suPes Res, ikon'A a epee f''' w 1o7.bo
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COATS AND SUITS

nadies) We overbought. we are
overlooked with quality merchan-
disc. II it's Q cloth coat or suit you
need 1t will pay you to make your
selection now while Cur prices are
reduced up TO 50S for immediate
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CONTINUED on Next Pad y
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
RADIO
S169

BUYS ALL 3 ROOMS
ATTENTION VETERANS AND MEM
BERS OF THE ARMED FORCES.
YOU NEED NO MONEY. MAKE
YOUR PAYMENT WHEN YOU RE
DENDS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
NO WAITING EZ TERMS.
PIX AND SHIP SERVICE
DISCOUNTS GIVEN
ALPERSTE1N'S
cut-Price Furniture Store
1923 7th ST. NV.
Open Every Mite Till 8 PM.
MA S60R
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BUILDING AND BUMDING MA
TERIALS-2x3, 8 it.. 1sc ea:; 2x4,
10 IT,. soc ca: 2x6. 10 IT,. 45c ea.;
sheathing. $22 per M; window sash
25c-75c; doors, Soc So 80; | build
s.6ss 1Ioi sa. it, Sha-in marine piywood.
SC "a. IT,: pipe, fittings. space hest
er, h.-w. boiler, BX cable and flx-
lures. EASTERN STATES WRECK
ING d CONSTRUCTION CO., LO.
3-7S96. Open ewes. and Sun,
closed Monday. lis
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Combination doors, clear white pine,
$15. 5.95 and UP. F. L. WATKINS CO.,
INC. 430l Sheriff I'd. ne. vi. $3.50
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ELECTRIC TRi

ENLARGER, De Jur proIesS!onaA 1Ho' ~
coated lens, like new. Call va.
ESNan.AiRRGER, ia autotocus; ssssndeqs;ssr; a;s,;;
No. iao. 10c roll. Basement, 1853
Harvard NV. s .,ns,-
|IS$ s' :: S'9: az ;''s fS3s S
ESS1I1AIRGER-Arnold Sun Ray, Model
D. with extra Wollensack 35 nm.
lens, Micromat easel and enlargins
accessories; all for S65. Call FA'
ENGAkG1NG Sg1Hi CAMERA, Eastman !. agto ss
E,NSSe9YcfoPEbiA, ,Se9s selpEfsL Americans: I;i Ilst;si
edition $50; good condition. Call
rEEHS1idaSfED1A. EHi stSfi Americana. 1s4s. .!'s
ESNnc5YiSSLoFED1A. Sn5 ri hhj VctoMPToN's PIC.
tured; latest edition: built expressly
to meet school requirements. dE.
EiNHCSYYciLoPEp1A HSYiPE WORLD BOOK:
t.4m, t,ms n0T co' srss s51a. literature very easy
rssfsoH pssf.s vsseh sah '1hs Hs,s sshon. so " cH
ETcRiNGs, dSSSi 8 nudes. double and 1
EVENiNG Gowns. size 10. IL. a;
ali excellent condition; reasonable.
FANS. kitchen. exhaust, attic, all
sizes. Installed. 81. yrs; reliable
FIG GURINES-Fine porcelain, hand;
made lace doilies and Hollywood bed
with, 8 pillows and covers. a.
FILING CABINETS, legal. letter, steel.
wood; new, used. To-day. CO: 1872;
week, 1112 14th st. NV, D1. 7372.
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ing Jobs now in progress. good Sc
boiler, doors, windows, shutters,
slate and marble slabs, plumbing
fixtures, etc. We invite your inspec-
ton and selection at ABCD CORP,
1881 Jefferson Davis hwy. Otis
SS5h -27
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DIAMONDS - Watches. all makes;
antiques; new jewelry; antique sill
yer; new silver. Up to 500 discount
BERNARD'S, 1908 Conn. ave-, ME.
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CAMERA, Retina II, brand-new. Ger
man make. latest model. Schneider
f:2 coated lens, Compur rapid shutter
1/5O0th second; built-in rance
finder. film indicator ring on top.
With leather case, Sl2O. OV. O675.
Evening star., 1949-05-04

naturally. much also depends on
the record he makes in office.
The biggest obstacle to efficient
government. hsre Is the States
rigid, 79-year-old constitution.
an outmoded charter which effec-
tually strangles modern. eficient
management Of the States busi-
ness. Both parties have given lip
service to constitutional reform
for years; somehow, nobody has
ever been able to suggest q method
without escape matches for
squirming politicians.
Gov. Stevenson campaigned for
constitutional reform. When the
Legislature convened, he promptly
put it UP to them. After consid-
cradle skirmishins, intransigent
Republicans, with some slight help
from Democrats. yesterday mus
tered sufficient votes to kill his
proposal for constitutional con-
vention. This means that through
out his four-year term he prob
ably will be compelled to operate
under the inorse-an buggy tech
niques of the present charter.
Plans New Fight.
The Governor has bowed grace
fully to the inevitable. He will, he
said. cooperate with Republicans
to pass their own questionable
substitute and viii renew his figh,
for genuine reform In 1850.
The Governors decision to CO.
operate with possible alternatives
as q method of educating the pub
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Mclemore-
Sure Dollors Won't
Stop Communists
By Hssrr HeLswers
I am no thinker

! am no thinker.
No one has ever accused ne rs
posing for thai celebrated statue
by Rodin- You know the one I
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Horse and Buggy Victory
Gov. Stevenson Must Make Record
Under Illinois Outmoded Constitution

lie was taken not without mis-
sivings. But the house Is mar
rowly Democratic and q two-thirds
majority Is required on constitu-
tional questions. while the senate
is decisively Republican.
There seemed no other choice
except TO relinquish entirely his
effort to give leadership on con-
stitutional and other broad ques-
tions inherent in the new well
fare state. The fact Is that the
Governor is being urged by some
practical politicians to take that
other choice. They have urged
him to concentrate wholly on
honest government within present
limitations and to content himself
with standing on-but not figflt-
ing for-the broad principles.
Democrats. including Gov. Ste
venson. agree that the amazing
Stevenson majority expressed In
substantial part the anger and
disgust Illinois felt for eight years
of misrule under the attractive
but weak Dwight Green. Gov
Stevenson got an overwhelming
mandate to throw the rascals out,
and he Is vigorously obedient to It,
Fiawless Appointments.
His major appointments are de-
scribed as virtually without flaw:
he has brought here o corps Of
expert technicians -- like Gov.
Thomas Dewey's bright young
men-who are looked to for a
managerial revolution In the best
modern manner.
The Stevenson defeat yesterday
is not, Of course. solely partisan
politics. Ali States with great
cities have had to struggle with
the fears Of rural areas that the
cities will drown them under re-
apportionment and modern poiiti.
cal methods. This fear Is acute
here. -...
Peculiar to Illinois is another
factor. The present constitution
effectually forecloses the grad.
uated income tax. This Is consid.
cred so great a boon by many
wealthy residents Of the State
they are willing TO let the Stats
rock along Under present over.
tapping. wasteful, annoying tai
schemes. which are the only ones
possible under existing law.
Reieassd by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1949-05-04


as he was In the White House. =
Yet such a revival is In the
making. An official verdict that
the Decentralization program has
not been carried out as directed
by our Government is before the
President In the report made by O
special commission sent to Ger
many late last year by then Sec
retary Of the Army Kenneth c,
Royal at MFR. Truman|'s instruc-
ton. The commission consisted Of
Garland s. Ferguson, Federal
Trade Commissioner, chairman;
Samuel 8. Isseks, New York law
yer, formerly in charge of the
Justice Departments antitrust
division New York Office. and
Arthur T. Kearney. Chicago busi-
ness management expert.
Program Abandoned.
AS revealed in detail in news
dispatches. the commission found
that the Decentralization program
had been virtually abandoned. and
it pinned the blame on top Of
ficials in American military gov
ernment.
How the President may proceed
to remedy this situation is sue-
gested by the commission.
Its criticism of top policy Of
flcials and Its recommendation
that the staff responsible for car
rying out the Decentralization pro-
gram be strengthened" was car
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heV1VdI III the Making
Truman Seen Facing Pledge to Break
Giant German Industrial Cartels

ried a step further In a supple
mentary report by Mr.. Isseks who
urged that three American mill
tary government officials, Law
renee Wilkinson, economic ad-
wiser. Phillips Hawkins, his dep
uty, and Richardson Bronson,
chief of the de cartelization
branch. be removed from any re-
sponsibility over the program.
Arong many other things, the
commission also recommended
that the program be put under
civilian control; that 1t be kept
under American control and not
turned over to the Germans; that
1t be pushed vigorously in a case
by-case method, and that the
chief of the Decentralization
branch be familiar with our anti
trust laws. which is basic.
Excuse Given by Ofiacials.
The excuse given by the top
officials named who were RESPONSE
bic for changing the policy laid
down by our Government was that
the policy would interfere with
production In Germany. The
commission held that this was not
true.
The whole story boils down very
simply to two things-our policy
and its objectives. and an atti-
tude Of mind. Our policy had q
double aim-flrst to break up the
giant cartels so they would not be
a potential for another war. as
they have been for two wars In
our generation: second. growing
from the dissolution of these giant
trusts, to make industry In Ger
many more democratic.
To carry out such q policy
required an understanding Of. and
sympathy with. that objective.
But predominant influence In the
set-up In Germany was given to
men whose background and ex-
perience in big business and
finance were hardly conducive to
that.
Under such direction it hardly
could be expected that anything
would happen but what has hap
pened. It Is late, but something
still might be done to correct an
error that may prove dangerous to
,ur national safety.
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partment de- Constantine Brown.
cision to instruct the American
delegation to abstain from voting
on the repeater Is considered to
be the main reason why the neces-
sary two-thirds. which appeared
certain few weeks go, cannot
now be obtained.
Britain and France have fol-
lowed the State Department. s
lead and a number of European
nations, which under different
circumstances would have voted to
withdraw that resolution. have
decided either to abstain or vote
for its retention.
Pressure Applied.
Until certain pressure began to
be applied 10 our policymakers In
the State Department the Amer
lean Government had decided. for
purely practical reasons, to sup
port the Brazilian motion. 1t Is
said In American diplomatic quar-
ters that the ban on chiefs of mis-
sion In Madrid has proved a COM
plete failure.
When the u. N. resolution was
offered nearly three years ago by
Senator Connally. then an Amer
lean delegate, it was believed that
this gesture of dissatisfaction with
the Franco regime would carry
enough weight with the Spanish
people to induce them to remove
the generalissimo from leadership
In the government.
The contrary occurred. The
Spanish people rallied behind El
Caudillo. and even partial displays
Evening star., 1949-05-04
This Changing World
Move to Switch u. n. Policy on Spain
Blocked by Eleventh.Ho Pressure

of discomfort. such ss occurred
before the summer Of io4e. disap-
peared. Furthermore. II nations,
all members of the q. NJ. grad
ually disresarded the Connally
resolution and sent full -fiedged
ambassadors to Madrid.
The action intended TO remove
Gen. Franco by psychological
pressure failed and none Of the
U. N. members-except the Soviet
bloc-wanted to apply such drastic
measures as an economic embargo
or military Intervention. as was
proposed at Potsdam by Prime
Minister Stain. Under these cir
cumstances. President Truman
and Gen. Marshall. when he was
Secretary of State. believed that
retention Of the 1915 resolution
was useless.
American Support Indicated.
There was every indication that
the United States. while not tax
ing the initiative in the matter,
would support any nation which
desired to ask for removal Of the
obsolete and useless resolution.
The conviction was 50 deep at the
White House that the Spanish
problem would thus be settled that
President Truman went ahead and
selected a new Ambassador to
Madrid and the State Department
purchased a site for the construc-
ton Of new American Embassy
In Gen. Francois capital.
Our l1th-hour switch of policy
against repeal of the 1916 u. N.
resolution is believed In Washing
ton diplomatic quarters to be due
to several factors:
% Strong pressure from the
highly vociferous and influential
liberal ideologists." who have
pledged themselves to prevent any
official improvement In relations
with Spain so long as Gen. Fran
CO remains In office:
(2) The fear Of certain high Of
ficials In the State Department
that our support of the Brazilian
motion might create ill-feelins In
Congress. which would be reflect
ed In the vote on the Atlantic pact
and on proposed arms help to Eu-
rope: and
90 The hope that by delaying
discussion Of the subject In the
u. N. right now the chances Of
coming to terms with Russia will
be greatly enhanced.
Evening star., 1949-05-04

are tough people. plain out-and-
out fanatics. and nothing will
stop them but a slug Of steel. We
Americans can spend the rest OF
our days tanning them over the
head with currency without even
slowing them down. Shucks for
want Of q stronger word. they Il
greet money with open arms. Ask
for II. Take IL. And, believe me
this. use our own dough against
us.
Look at China. The Reds have IT.
Long Range View.
Frankly. they can have 1t. but
taking the long-range view they
shouldn't have 1t. Let the Iron
Curtain drop In China. and all the
Far Eastern countries must creep
under it. one by one Not that
their hearts will tell them TO. but
their stomachs will. A man has
got to live. have food. and II there
is no one TO trade with but an
enemy. you can bet your boots.
he will.
That's why heads of families
with no money TO buy bread for
their wives and kids laugh at q
Jail sentence and throw rocks
through bakery windows
Ys vs~a Inr vx~n rfrk tx.,ay daurw
deep. TO read about Senators who
want TO support China with
money. There Is only one way to
chase the Reds out of China. only
one way to lick them. and that Is
to send 80 or 20 divisions OF
troops. supported by everything
we have--tanks. planes. artillery.
etc.
But that means war. War with
all its horror. with all its misery
and all It's heartaches.
But let me hsk this one ques-
ton:
What is the difference between
war In l949 and one In. say,
1852?
Answers Own Question.
III answer my own question.
We have q good chance OF win
ming one this year. but given time,
given q chance to win TO its side
three-quarters Of the worlds
population. the Communists must
win. Can't miss. Turn Russia.
China, India. Africa and dozens
Of lesser states loose against
America and Britain. and only one
thing can hsppen-no more
America. no more Britain.
1t Is my hope that this country
will stop thinking that 1t can win
by throwing in dollars. To hold
what you have. to preserve your
honor and your dignity. you must
fight. This Is tough. mean.
ornery world. and a closed fist Is
the only means TO withstand 1t.
I'd rather the United States
made q stand. --.-. s.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1949-05-04

AA ~ ~ . " AAA cA
horse and bug
gy.
Gov. Steven
son. q De m o =
crat, rolled UP
a $4,000 m q =
jority In 1915
the creates t
ever achieved
by any candi-
date in tn 1 S
pivotal s ia t e.
1t makes h m
an obv o u s
e n t ial
xAarrihiliku hiif
Evening star., 1949-05-04

mean. E&f CG
Of the poor man
holding his Jaw
&S II a wisdom
tooth had sud
denly acted I'D,
But even q
non thinker
such rs ] can
see that this
country is Of
on the wrong
foot in trying
70 stop CON-
muniSm with
ollar bills.
- .. y.a ~& .. FafxfE
Evening star., 1949-05-04

draw the 1916
resolution pro-
viding for re-
moval of am
bassadors an d
ministers from
Spain may be
abandoned be-
cause q poll of
the Assembly
shows that the
plan WOulQ uOt
obtain the re-
q ired two =
thirds majority.
The State De-