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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-29

WILLSCREEk - Some pretty
cold weather the past week.
Some places the thermometer
was low as 4 degrees.
Grace Keylor and family were
| visitors at Erwin Stallings last
Sunday. They live at Bucyrus.
Calvin Smith took a load of
mixed stock to the Barnesville
sales last Saturday, sheep, hogs
and cattles.
Otto Carpenter is hauling corn
from West Lafayette.
The following butchered last
week: Hayes Bates, Acel Leach,
Ward McVicker, Woodrow Car
penter and several beeves killed.
Miles Burns and son from Sen
ecaville, were callers here last
Sunday. Miles is some coon hunt
er.
Eckard Hogue of Seneca Lake,
was among our visitors here last
week. Eckard says he has no job
now.
Ralph Bates and Tom Bates, of
Gladys Valley, were on the creek
last Sunday.
Evan Brill caught nice mink
last week. They are very scarce
but plenty of coon and muskrats.
Several deer were seen in our
neighborhood lately. The deer
season comes in December II for
1 days. Hunters have to have a
hunting license and a deer lie
ense.
Frank Triplett and Don Kearns
of Summerfield were callers here
last Sunday.
haywood Dinges is building
an addition to his house. May
wood is making things look diff
ferent.
Tommy Triplett and boys were
here last Sunday.
The coon hunters are getting
cretty badly discouraged. No
good time to hunt, been very few
caught.
Denver Moore and family, of
Canton, were visitors at Harry
Stotts' and Earl Moore'S Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Meredith Bates and fam
lily, of Canton, were visitors at
Hayes Bates over the weekend.
WILLSCREEK - Several of
our folks are butchering this
week.
Calvin Smith made a business
trip to GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
Earl Moore is now buying fur
and beef hides. 1t seems like
there would be a big catch of
coons and muskrats this time.
Several have already been
caught.
Two men from down at Stotts
camp got twelve rabbits in two
days hunting.
Junior Smith and family
, were callers here Sunday.
Harley Bates and wife were
calling on Other Bates, their SON.
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at Fairview last week.
Tom Bates and Marvin John
son were pheasant hunting up
near Bucyrus last week. Got one
a piece.
Otto Carpenter has been haul
ing corn from up about West
Lafayette for the Iast week,
$l.15 per buShel.
We saw more rabbit hunters
the last week than we have for
years. Some were lucky and
some not.
Guy Oliver, of Possum Valley,
was caller here last Sunday.
Meredith Bates, wife and two
boys and his brother-in-laws
were visitors at Hayes Bates last
Sunday.
George Smith and family OF
Akron, were Sunday visitors at
Flo and Walter Smith.
Some hunters went past here
last Saturday evening singing
''Home Sweet Home" l suppose
they killed several rabbits OF
something else made, them happy.
Robert Eschbaugh, Roger Long
and Frank Wyscarver were social
callers here last Sunday.
Eckard Hogue, also of Seneca
Lake, was here.
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Mr.. And Mrs. H. 0. Harris Observe Golden
Wedding Anniversary Al Home, Saturday

| where he is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Booth and
children, Of Columbus, spent the
holiday with hIs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Booth.
Ernest Hill and family, Of At
water. were called here by the
death OF his father, Henry S.
Hill.
Danny Pryor has returned to
his home here after spending
several months in Washington.
D. c. Miss Shirley Pryor has re-
turned to Washington after
spending the weekend with her
parents, MI and Mrs. H, F.
Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Keller had
as their guests Thanksgiving MI
and Mrs. Grover Smith and Mrs
Ada Vierra Of Caldwell and Mr.
and Mrs. d. p Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Gooden
and children were holiday guests
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Gooden.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Whit
mere and children of Canal Win
chester, visited her aunt, Mrs,
Bernicc Aplin,
Albert Ruby. Mrs. Andy OlS-
haWsky and children spent Tues
day with the formers daughter,
Mrs. Joe Toohey in BarneSville.
Mrs. Freda Kerr and son. Paul
spent Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. Pearl Christian in Byes-
vile.
Mrs. Isabelle Kish had as her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Penn
and daughter, OF Lima, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Malecki and
children. Of Detroit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bastord,
/ Of Columbus, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. f. Basford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Smith and
children. of Akron, spent sew
eral days the past week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. O.
/ Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miliard Gather
Of Springfield, were weekend
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M F. DeVine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Lake
and daughter, Tacy spent
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr.. and Ms. r. NJ. Secrest.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bryant at
( tended the football game at Co
| lumbuS, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wise and
family have moved from Canton
to the Bretschneider farm near
Seneca Lake.
Paul Hartley, of Cameron, w.
Va, has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs, Richard Oiler.
Mrs. Rose MiIlhOne is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Paul Watson
and family, Of SalCsvllle route.
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SenecovilIe -

SENECAV1LLE -- Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 0. Harris observed their
golden wedding anniversary with
open house held at their home
from 700 to 1000 o'clock Satur-
day evening. A dinner was held
Sunday noon in the dining room
of the Presbyterian church.
Among those attending from a
distance were their daughters.
Mrs. Elnora Dunlap and Mrs.
Beatrice Law and their husbands
of Marion. Mrs. Carrie Sattison,
of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy of Akron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Frame and son, of Barber
ton, MI. and Mrs. Paul Lerner
and daughters of Battle Creek.
Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Daniels of Columbus
Family Dinners
Miss Eva Davis entertained
with turkey dinner at her home
Thanksgiving day: Mrs. George
Bruner and son, Gerald and
daughter, Ola, of GAINESVILLE Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Davis of Byes-
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Davis and son also of Byesville
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wolfe had
as their guests Sunday. Dr. and
Mrs. Don Tippett and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sharrock
and daughter of Columbus, Louis
c. Wolfe of Cincinnati, and Mrs.
Mary Jane Wolfe.
Personals
Major Samuel Rush and wife
recently visited with Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Wilson. They were
accompanied by his mother. Mrs
Louella Rush to Fl. Sill Okla.
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Pleasant Hill

PLEASANT HILL - Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Larrick. Ella Belle
Cater, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cater
and Clyta were shopping in
GAINESVILLE last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Davis had
as their guests Thanksgiving Day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and
children of Shelby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cater Davis and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Miller from Akron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snode
entertained with a Thanksgiving
dinner, Nellie Snode of Sarahs-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Snode,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Snode, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Efaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stan Tackett, Harry Snode
and Gerald Snode called in the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Musser Of
GAINESVILLE spent Thursday with
Owen Larrick and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young
and children of GAINESVILLE visited
with Ella Belle Cater and family
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rochus
Jr., of Columbus spent the week
end with Floyd Davis and fam
lily and Martin Rochus Sr. and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cater and
daughter, Clyta, called on Harry
Smith and family Sunday eve
ming.
Howard Miley of Canton visit
ed with his mother, Clara Miley
and Carl Miley and family re-
Gently.
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IN VETERANS HOSPITAL

Reuben Brown, of Walnut
street, is a patient in the Veter-
ans hospital at Clarksburg, W.
Va. His address is as follows:
Reuben Brown, Veterans Adm
Hospital, Ward 3-B, Room 1863
ClarkSburo. w. Va.
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at their home here.
Miss Linnie Goodwill and
Ronald Goodwill, of Ontario,
California, spent few days at
the home of Mrs. Grace Lee of
Cleveland
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-29

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Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-27
DURAN PLASTIC PRESIDE CHAIRS

Pick pair for the den, living room, rec room,
children's room-and save 500! These we'll
designed chairs practically care for themselves
IN 2O-gauge duran plastic that wipes clean with a
damp CLOTH lasts and lasts! No-sag springs insure
lasting comfort. Mix-or-match green red, ivory
and chartreuse-all with mahogany legs.
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eS,.Ss SeF e. 'a e. &c
to prevent such hardship.
Article T.. Progress Payments - The
Owner shall make payments on &C:
s sSsrs Of :, s fc,o Contract As provided
'" On Or about he fifteenth day Of
value, based on the Contract prices OF
labor o and m! ms'esi ~ ,nsS.Poi:ssa f.
stored at the site thereof up to tie
month, a. estimated by the Architect,
less the aggregate Of previous pay:
Article $; ,! A1ee E. IT,, e, and Final
ok; x: : ssf ,,s eo%ps
tract fully performed. ~
Upon receipt Of written notice that
The work = ready for final Imposition
I. nd: sSe wolR ;1e
under the Contract and the Contract
fully performed he shall promptly
issue : final certificate. over his own
Wded iot In this Contract has been
completed and Is accepted by him
under the terms and conditions there.
Of. and that the entire balance found
| u DC Oue SUC SOUSIACIOTs ana nOte0
In said final certificate. Is due and
Before Issuance Of final certificate
the Contractor shall submit evidence
ss;sS.ory ,, 70 the III, Arehsst IA n
debtedness connected with the work
II "a, siser sas work h. been sub.
no fault Of the Contractor. and the
Architect 50 certiftes. the Owner shall.
upon certificate of tho Architect, and
without terminating the Contract. make
Of q ,S he Saine ; due 70, .hat
! and accepted. Such payment shall be
made under the terms and conditions
governing final payment. except that
is shall not constitute . waiver Of
! Article 8. The contrac. Doeu.
Contract. the Specifications and the
Drawings. together with this Agree.
rs fully : part Of the Contract Is II
hereto attached or herein repeated.
The following 10 an enumeration Of the
SPssifisssiSns and Drswinss:
Sheet: through and sheet ?
ehsnieai work. 'r' :" "e'
Specifications = Instructions to Bidders
Supplementary General Condi.
Pages Is through a
Pages / through - and IS
through % only Is they may ap.
| ply TO mechanical work.
| Bulletin No.
Bulletin No.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties
hereto have executed this Agreement.
the day and year first above written.
Contractor: ~ c. II. Abraham
c. H. Abraham
~ c. G. Freed
c. G. Freed
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THIS AGREEMENT made the twenty.
sixth day Of April in the year Nineteen
Hundred and fifty.six by and between
c. II. Abraham & c. G. Freed and Cut
Bank Plumbing and Heating. Cut Bank.
Montana hsre Ina s. called the Con !:
Commissioners, Glacier County. Cut
Bank. Montana, hereinafter called the
WTTSEssETH, that the Contractor
and the Owner for the considerations
hereinafter named agree as follows:
Contractor !!5 shall II FUR, furnish 81 Of tss
shown on the Drawings and described
In the Specifications entitled Library
for Glacier County. Cut Bank. Mon
tana. prepared by Page 4 Werner.
Architects acting as and In these Con.
tract Documents entitled the Architect:
this Agreement IN. The General Gore cSrdi:
tons and the Drawings.
Article 2. Time Of Completion -
The work 10 be performed under this
Contract shall be commenced I'm.
mcdiatcly and shall be substantially
completed by December I, 1885.
oSss sh. h s0e:sass for Il:
performance OF the Contract. subject
10 additions and deductions provided
therein, In current funds a. follows:
Ten Thousand nine hundred ninety.
seven and nO/iOO Dollars tSl0,99! ,00l.
Excavattng materials BY blasting
'sss Section i:M $40 pc. suo b yard
tcmpiatcd are so changed that appli.
cation Of the agreed unit price to the
quantity Of work performed 10 shown
10 create hardship to the Owner OF
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THIS AGREEMENT made the twenty.
Hundred and fifty;six BY and between
g; ). Misneault dba n 4 y Electric
Ssss'E ind ssea
County Commissioner. Glacier County,
Cut Bank. Montana. hereinafter called
IA" wviHTSNnEssssErH. tina. tn. Contractor
hereinafter named agree Is follows:
terisls and perform. all Of the work
IN the Specifications entitled Library
for Glacier County. Cut Bank, Montana,
prepared by Page 4 Werner. Arch:
fnesss. acting as snd In these Contract
.Sd sss do e" sSesAns the r.aSsa
this Agreement. The General Condl.
ton, ,ions o. The r.. Contract. the specifica.
~, Article 2. Time q Completien-T The
Contract shall Sc commenced immsdi:
ately and shall be substantially com.
n Article y The Contract Sum The
Sw9sr sns po he he :Sb. ss
70 additions and deductions provided
therein. In current funds Is follows:
Three thousand five hundred and
Iuly.tOuf ana oUlW U0lIAIS tS,SA.S0l
Where the quantities originally con.
50 ssssrss sa. that ple :pp.a
the quantity Of work performed is
shown to create . hardship 10 the
Owner or the Contractor, there shall
be an equitable adjustment Of the
Contract to prevent such hardship.
Article T.. Progress Payments - The
Owner shall make payments on &C.
count Of the Contract as provided
therein as follows:
On or about the fifteenth day of
each month ninety per cent Of the
value. based on the Contract prices Of
labor and materials incorporated In
stored at the site thereof up to the
twenty.seventh day of the preceding
month, Is estimated by the Architect,
less the aggregate Of previous pay.
mentS;
Article 5. Acceptance and final pay.
ment Final payment shall be due
ton of the work provided the work
be then fully completed and the con.
tract fully performed.
Upon receipt Of written notice that
the work Is ready for final Inspection
and acceptance. the Architect shall
promptly make such inspection. and
S shs., s Is. cSn The n w9ri Il.
fully performed he shall promptly
issue ! final certificate, over his own
signature. stating that the work pro.
vided for In this Contract has been
completed and u accepted by him
under the terms and conditions there.
Of. and that the entire balance found
to be due the Contractor. and noted
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County
Commissioners
Proceedings
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OFFICIAL REPORT
REGULAR MEETING;

Board met at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Present were Harold Iianncman
Chairman, George r. Johnston. III
Woodward and James Gerard. Clerk.
Minutes of April. 1856. meeting read
Board.
Fee Reports of Clerk of Court, Shcr,
iff and Clerk 4 Recorder approved.
Claims audited and approved.
Board recessed at Noon and recon
Ncncd at Loo o'clock p. m.
Emil Peterson. Road Supervisor met
with the Board in regard to County
Road matters.
Claims audited and approvcd
Board adjourned al ZOO O'Clock p. M
May q. 1856
Board met at 10 o'clock a. m. with
all members and clerk present.
Claims audited and approved and
Warrants signed
Board recessed at Noon and recon
Ed Myers of the Cut Bank Chamber
Of Commerce Roads Committee met
with the Board and discussed certain
changes in the Chalk Butte Road
survey. The Board took this matter
under adviscmrnt until such time as
an official report of the survey Is
made to the Board by the Air Force
Warrants signed by the Chairman.
The Board took up the matter OF
Election and as Il result the following
Judges were appointed:
Precinct No l. 100 Lucille Bcrridgc
Minnie krcmkau. katherine Cticr, Mrs
u: W. Peterson and Margaret T.
ChriStcnOt.
rrecinc, No. .. Ray o; knickei,
Ruth Gettcr. Martha Peoples. Bertha
Whitehead and Gladys NJ Narducci.
Precinct. No. J. Clcvc Humcs. Irene
Freed. Clara u. Lund. Agnes McClana.
han. and Josephine King.
Precinct No. I 80 Peter Nelson. Edna
Forester. EVELYN Dcmmins. Ruth G.
Wiley and Mildred Kraut.
Precinct No. S John liaglund. Louis
DczOrt. William Schurttc. duncan Gil.
lis. and Mrs. Gene FauQuc.
rrccinc, No. & Lucille Van Als,inc.
Ella berger. Phillip Michacls.
Precinct No ! Wesley Tuna. Tor.
alv Iicrkran. Gilbert u. Losing
Precinct No. q Aiccn NJ SparSur,
Margaret bird. Jennie johnson.
PrccinC, No. . Ccci!c u y h 4 n,
Charles Dcvcrcaux. Peter vicllc. Thco.
dorc Las, Star. Mary Ground.
Precinct No, 10 coma Brown. Fred
MarGarc, Bricc. Mrs. II D. Wood.
Prccinc, No. II Jos. ". kipp, An
ncttc Brewer. Isabelle Gcrvais
Precinct No. ~ Mary iiunsbcrIcr.
Agnes Goss, Eva Brown. Roma Doug.
las. Geneva Fisher.
Precinct No. 10 Catherine Brown,
Edna Shurr. Ilif Mckay. Abbic Colbert,
Gladys Smith.
Precinct 30. IL Adolph Norman,
jeff Harwood. Duane House.
Grace Is Mover. Maggie HcnkcI. I'd
Staples. Mrs. Earl Sirr>.
Pre-, inc, No. IL - Vim. J. Spanish
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In sa!d final certificate. Is due and
Before Issuance Of final certificate
the Contractor shall submit evidence
satisfeetory to the Architect that all
payeolls. material bills. and other In.
debtedness connected with the work
have been paid.
II after the work has been substan.
TALLY completed, full compilation there.
Of y materially delaysd throush no
teet 20 esrtifies. the owner shall upon
certificate Of tie Architect. and x1th.
payment Of the balance due Tor that
portion Of the work fully completed
made upder. the terms and conditions
governing final payment. except that
Il shall not constitute Z waiver Of
claims.
Article Z. The Contract Documents -
Ths G e. .. GSndat.on' q shs Con-
inss. together with this Agreement.
, fern the n.,. co o9 and they :rs =
to attached or herein repeated. The
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LOCAL BOY HoNoRED

Pearl llarbOr, T.. II. - Albert
IL. SchilOt, tOrpcdOman's mate
second class. USN, is c0ngratu,
lated upon receiving the Good
Conduct Medal by 1t. Cdr. j. f.
McCaulcy, Commanding Officer
aboard the submarine USS earn
at Pearl llarb0r. T.. H., on March
ID.
SchilOt is the son of S. y.
Schilot of Browning. Mont, and
husband of the former Miss
Elizabeth NJ. DOwcll of Concord
Calf.
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twcnty.sevcnth day of the preceding
The ss%atsa sss &c.,
mentS;
Article s.. Acceptance and Final
Payment Final payment shall be due
thirty days after substantial com.
Be then fully completed and the con:
tract fully performed.
Upon receipt Of written notice that
the work Is ready for final Inspector,
p n"S fsepa%Fs s ss ses Asfssss
when he finds the work acceptable
under the Contract and the Contract
fully performed he shall promptly issue
final certificate, oyer his own sigma;
for In this Contract has been com.
pletcd and Is accepted by him under
the terms and conditions thereof. and
that the entire balance found to be
final certificate. IS due and payable.
the Contractor shall submit evidence
satisfactory to the Architect that all
payrolls. material bills, and other in
, If after the work has been sub
stantially completed. full completion
thereof Is materially delayed through
no fnuI, , Of the ,,. Cont "a, and The I
upon certificate Of the Architect. and
wit hout terminating the Contract.
make payment Of the balance due for
that portion Of the work fully com.
plrted and accepted. Such payment
shall he made under the terms and
except that Is shall not constitute q
waiver of claims.
mrntS.- The General Conditions Of the
Cont art. the Specifications and the
Drawings. together with this Agree.
mcnt, form the Contract. and they
as II hereto attached or herein re:
pcatcd. The following Is an cnumer.
alton of the Specifications and Draw
inIs
Work Drawings - Sheets l through
Sheets 8 and 7 only as they may
apply to general construction
Specifications - Instructions to Bidders
Special Conditions
Supplementary General Condi.
tiOns
Pages | through "a
Pages IS through 30 only as they
may apply to general construc.
ton
Bulletin No.
Bulletin No. 2
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties
hereto have executed this Agreement,
the day and year first above written.
Contractor Isl Roy L. Shelby
Roy l.. Shelby,
General Contractor
Harold Hanncman. Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Glacier County
Cut Bank, Montana.
Isl James Gerard
James Gerard. Clerk
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following Is an enumeration of the
Specifications and Drawings
Working Drawings Sheet 7
Sheets l through 6 only as they
may apply to electrical work.
Specific ationS - Instructions to Bidders
Special Conditions
Supplementary General Condi.
Pages IS through %
Pages l through - only as they
may apply to electrical work
Bulletin No. l
Bulletin No. Z
m WITNESS WHEREOF the parties
Continued on page ~
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Cut Bank .Pltpbins 4 Heating
os g.: ~ a hss,ia"', ..nn.m.n
Harold HannsmAn, Chairman
Board Of County Commissioners
Cut Bank, Montana
N James Gerard
James Gerard. Clerk.
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DONALD 4. NAON
ARTHUR ?. VNoAPOoM
, 1956-12-06
THESE ARE THE consequences Of {

THESE ARE consequences Of events over the past
month in that area: The grand alliance United States, Great
Britain and France has never been weaker, nor less effec-
tive, and the situation is not improving. For years the Soviets
tried to pry this alliance apart. Now, without any effort on
their part the feat is practically accomplished.
PRESIDENT NASSER Of Egypt emerges the champion
Of the Arab world, and will tighten his hold on that area.
Great Britain and France will leave the Suez Canal, and
Egypt will continue to control il, and will exclude the ships
Of any nation it wishes, notably those of Israel
IA WILL FIND herself alone in a hostile area. She
must wait until actually attacked, knowing that this will
come, the signs, the build-up, the very language plainly
pointing to this.
THE FREE NATIONS, especially the Big Three, will
hang together, because there is nothing else for them to do,
but the strong united front they once presented has gone,
WHAT THE FUTURE holds is most uncertain, but one
thing is sure, and that is that unless the United States asserts
real leadership, over and above, or in addition to its role in
the United Nations, the world situation will continue most
critical, and even Worsen.