Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

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tfipled. No membership cards were issued
last year, and the maintenance of member
snip records has been discontinued. A cOur-
Ter system has been established 10 protect
cohHdenllal communications. Secret print
ing plants have been set up, Leaders are
belng selected for the underground. A thor
ough ana elaborate system has been devised
Tor making certain that each member is lOVal
10 communism and Will remain SO, Accord
ing TO MI Hoover, the party has "endeaV-
ored to exploit youths, veterans, civil rights.
foreign nationality, the press, radio, tee-
vision, the mOtlOn-plcture industry, eduea-
i0nal, political, women, and labor gPOups
~. fOfy-elght per cent of the membership
OF the Communist party is in the basic in
duslly OF TINS country, ,, Communist eff
forts toward iniltration have been intensi-
iled ln basic industries vital TO our security.
such as steel, heavy machinery, mining, COM
muhlcall0ns, transportation, the electrical
industry and the maritime industry ., The
communists have developed one of the gpaat-
est PROPAGANDA machines that J think mod
en civilization has eyer known" II is clear
mat M Hoover regards the Communists and
telloW-uaNelers as an exceedingly grave men
ace TO our security And no man Is ~ better
.RSsRs
tiAMMABLEl
a eau o. bottle Of paint 0p cleaning
hald looks lNnQeu9us And 50 il is if il isl
properly used, Improperly used, a may be-
come one of the most leihal 0r W8aD0Bs When
eoNihlNef 9f lquld rs marked "tfAmWAblo"
ot Keep Away From Flame" u means ibat
tle contents slYa Of yAD0rs Ai ordinary room
temperature. These bAD0fs usually cannot baI
seen bHi As thsy 10W ~ 10ai away from iba
surface they hlh Wlib The air aud form al
ffIlallift NIHf hmm .4u Ia
'9hss li contact Win any spark ~ flame
Whenever ilaWMablh paints ~ cleaning So
luil9ts are used u ls essential ihAi good ven
tlhilOb bn provided ~ pAffy away the vaDOps
hhd iilHi hll ilhWas. sparks and h0i surfaces
htf hfW well hWHy from ihe work These
lhlhias. lh other words. Ate - major IRE and
rtplDsliioh hhlatd. II possible, paints and
cleaners Hi1el dO hOi present IRE hazard
should br used When ihis is MOI possible.
fit1T precautions should always De- taken.
N-E@1-&
a TWO-WAY STREET
W. cannot trhablltaio Europe ibo Easl, |
~ any other section Of ihe world BY simpy|
pouring 0m dollars. True rehabilitation Gan|
hf attained only by helping 10 place tho needy
nations Ob q sound and productive economic
basis. That Wns the idea Of General Mar
shall when, hs Secretary Of state, ho made
300 famous speech "a Harvard in which ihoI
basis ~ hls plan WAS first laid down. OnoI
~ the major economic problems Of the world
is that our exports now far exceed our inn.
pOfth Under these conditions, the gold and
dollar credits Of the nations nOw neXOrably
toward our shores. And sO0n-as happened /
90 England-ihe money just runs out, and
new crises inevitably follow. International
trade is iWO-way street. II we are 20 sell
abroad, without impOyerishinR our CUSTOM
frs, We must buy from abroad Something
resembling an even balance Of trade must
be- reached. This is. as everyone knows, an
exceedingly difficult problem. The adjust
ineihs VIII be- many aud hard. But, IN the
long pull. IL is the only salvation for those
nations which look 10 as for leadership and
assistance-eyen as il is the only way toll
cement the military alliance Of the Western
world. A country which Is economically |
hungry cannot be- strong milnarily. The
Marshall Plan. and the related policies, will
succeed o. fail as we succeed Or fail in offer
ing market for the products and resources
~ other nations even as they offer a market |
for ours. We viii not long be able TO sell IL
We Do not buy. And, from the selfish point
Of tlew. breakdown in international trade
would have The most serious adverse effect
oh our own employment and production, and
our economy as a whole.