The Brussels Post, 1948-4-14, Page 7What Goes On In The World
By NORMAN BLAIR
Italy
Late this ntnutlt lutil S ters•--
soln•, 2` million are eligible --twill
go to the palls and elect the first
Parliament under the Italian Re-
public. A tierce propaganda light is
in progress, for no the result of this
election may hinge the whole plat-
ter of at least a temporary peace,
or the outbreak of a conflict which
ntay very well flare into World
War Three,
Of recent years Communism in
that country has been growing
greatly in strength, principally
among the impoverished and land -
hungry peasants, who eagerly swal-
low the glowing promises of the
farms and prosperity that will he
thein—after the Russian pattern—
made by Communist ,worker,,
With The Pope as spokesman,
the Vatican has thrown its full au-
tltorily behind the anti-Communist
elrive--and the recent proposals by
Britain, France and the United
States that Trieste would he re•
stored to [italy has been a hitter
blow to the keds. But the situation
is still highly critical, and 140 matter
which side ul.iutalcly wins the elec-
tion there is almost certain to he
rioting and bloodshed before the
voting is over, and possibly after-
wards as well.
Palestine
Palestine still retrains—and is
like!} to do so for some time—a
definite danger spot. The British
are adamant in their resolve to
withdraw entirely from that un-
happy 00(10 try, and who can really
blame them: The Jetws have ex-
pressed determination of proclaim-
ing a sovereign Jewish state—pro-
bably to be called Jutlea—on May
0111.
President
President Truman has asked' for
a postponement—not, he explains,
an abandonment—of the partition
plan; but this doesn't seen, to oiler
nine 'tripe, seeing that there are
plenty of fanatics among both the
Arabs and the Jews who wouid
prefer to sec the whole world in
flames rather than yield an inch
front the stand they have taken.
The President also called on the
Arabs and Jew, to arrange an 1111.
media to truce in order to "avert
' tragedy"; but :\rab representatives
would agree to this only i1' partition
is "completely- abandoned".
So it goes! Should the United
States send troops to enforce the
terms of partition, there would be
nothing to stop the Russians claim-
ing the right to take similar action
—and Red forces in Palestine would
be a grave threat to Arabia and all
the rich nil territory in that region.
Meanwhile, the guerrilla warfare
le,tt'cen Arabs and jcws continues
,without sign of abatement.
Scandinavia
if the Rursians intend to expand
still father into Western Europe,
their action will probably take place
-luring the coming Sumner and
Fall. A year from now the nations
of "tile Atlantic community'" should
be, because of the \lar:hall plan,
much stronger and better able to
offer resistance to such a move,
and with the United States likely
to be chiefly occupied with election
affairs, it looks like now or never
for the Reds.
Although communism is. by 00
:leans strong in either country, peo-
ple in Norway and Sweden are jit-
tery, With bout countries borderer[
by Finland—already in eli'eet a part
of the Soviet military sy-steul—they
would appear to be in real clanger
-of Russian aggression, for in diplo-
matic circles two fears are being
-expressed, The first is that Russia
may be willing to risk even war in
order to gain a quick advantage;
the second, that while the Kremlin
may not actually want tear, the
Soviets are liable to make some
terrible mistake which will cause
one in spite of them,
Great Britain
In 13ritant they are still talking
about the Communist' "purge"—for
although the • newspapers refrained
front using so drastic a word, that is
what it really amounts to. Prime
Minister Atlee told the house of
Commons that all Communists and
"fellow-Uzit'ellers" engaged in vital
security work in the British civil
service are to be either transferred
--or racked,
I have not forgotten their atti-
tuc(e in 11010, 1910 and 10.41," said
Mr. Atlee, "and the workers of this
country are well aware wlutt the
Communist party stands for."
Those affected by the purge will
range all the way from telephone
operators who Itave Communist boy
friends to Wren like Professor Hal-
dane; engaged its important naval
research work but also 011 the Edi-
torial Board of "The Daily Work-
er". Estimates of the number likely
to lose their jobs, or he shifted to
outer ones, go as high as 10 thou-
sand, but will probably be consid-
erably less than that. Most of them
will likely be among those connect-
ed with the Ministry of Supply,
which deals with atomic and other
top-secret weapOlmt.
Also from Britain—but in a some-
what lighter vein—coutes word of a
11010 threat to the temperance :move-
ment. A 0 -year-old Friesian cow,
owned in Hampshire, has just set
a new world record by producing,
in one year 43,081 pounds of milk,
topping the former :lark by more
than 3 thousand pounds. But what
worries the temperance leaders is
that "Bridge Birch" -the English
cow—was assisted in the record per-
formance by an extra daily ration
consisting of eight pints of stout,
hopped up occasionally by the addi-
tion of 10 aspirin tablets. The cow
is said to take her Neer right out
of the bottle, and appears to enjoy
it.
United States
A couple of months ago President
Truman was strongly favored, not
only to get the Democratic nomin-
ation, but also to stirceed himself.
Right now his stock is tumbling
with amazing speed, and it seems
doubtful that he will even be nom-
inated, let alone re-elected.
Three plain factors contributed
to the slump in Truman's popular-
ity. First of all, in February, there
,vas his announced program against
racial discrimination—which was a
bitter pill for the Southern Demo-
crats who believe in keeping the
negro in his place, which is any
place except near a ballot box on
election clay.
Next came Henry Wallace's de-
feat of the Democrats in a New
York State bye -election --a political
surprise which raised doubts as to
T r 11 man's ability fog swinging
enough liberal and leftist votes to
carry doubtful and key states come
Noventber.
Third—and most serious of all—
was the Truman Administration's
quick turnabout on the Palestine
partition question -described by
Jewish leaders as "a shocking be-
trayal". With the Jewish vote so
important in any United States
election, it looks as though Preti
dent Truman—with the best in-
tentions in the world — has just
about killed his political chances.
Now there is a strong movement
—which includes two sons of the
late President Roosevelt—to "draft
Eisenhower" to head the Demo-
cratic ticket. \'Whether or not Eisen-
hower would accept any such
"draft" remains to be seen.
Meanwhile Washington is going
ahead full swing with a prepared-
ness program; Congress being urged
to approve of.selective service and
universal military training and an
expansion program for the armed
services amounting to THREE
BILLION DOLLARS.-
Too
OLLARS.Too Good
Wife: "I've been asked for a
reference for our last maid. I've
said she's lazy, unpunctual and
impertinent. Now can I add any-
thing in her favor?"
IIusband: "You might say that
she's got a good appetite and sleeps
well,"
FUNNY BUSINESS
By Hershberger
2'7
NCPSaro
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51{'00130 lY.l ,las M ntoOHAIGas..-
"Yolt may serve us, Lu1 •_..,.mv friend sees a rosy financial;
future ahead of us I"
s •
Putting
A Spring
In Spring
Spring's here
and they know
it. So to keep
from getting
too large a dose
of that lazy
spring fever,
Diane Van
Dusen and
;jean Strickland
limber up with
a game of leap
frog on the
warm white.
sands of a
Sarasota, Isla.,
beach.
Sports And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
Elmer Lech of the Montreal
Canadiens won this year's high -
scoring title, but his record seems
just a tiny bit tainted because of
his having been credited with three
assists in the final game, these
giving hint just the margin needed
to nose out his closest rival. This
brings up, once again, the old
problem as to whether or not it
wouldn't be better to do away with
assists altogether, and have goals
only count in this matter of scor-
ing awards.
* * *
Those in favor of the present
system say.; that ,with assists done
away with, player.; would shote a
tendency to 'flog the puck" rather
than pass it to a team -elate in a
more favorable scoring position.
The other side claims that friendly
scorers—and all the scorers are
"home -town" men, not travelling
around as do the referees — can
make a joke of the whole tiling,
giving assists to players who didn't
do more than wave at the puck on
its journey goalward.
* * e
Our own idea would be to allow
no more than one assist per goal,
that going to the last man who
touched the puck before the actual
scorer; and perhaps there would be
something in the notion of crediting
two points for a goal, one for the
assist. Or possibly it would be
better still to do away with these
individual awards altogether — or
to make them purely honorary,
with no money attached. Hockey
is getting so cluttered up with them
that we more than half expect to
see a trophy for the player getting
the most requests for autographs
over a season's play.
* n *
There have been many "long
counts" itt boxing, the most famous
of all being the one in the L'lenlpsey-
Tuoney affair at Chicago. For
years Dempsey claimed that he got
all the worst of that one, and that
Tumney should have been counted
out while outside the ropes. Actu-
ally, Jack had no one to blame but
himself, the referee on that occas
sioo very properly refusing to start
the count till Dempsey had retired
to a corner, instead of standing at
the edge of Chit ring eager to take
a crack at Gene as soon as he ap-
peared,
* 0 *
\Vlmetller or not Tuuney would
have been able to scramble back
in tinge—if Dtcmpsey hadn't blown
his top—is still a matter of hot de-
bate in fistic circles, and something
which can never be definitely set-
tled, not that it matters much. Our
own guess, for what it is worth, is
that Gene could have made it, and
would have won anyway. Anyway,
Tumrey is the man they finally paid
off on, which is the most important
thing,
* * *
But now the boys are talking
about what seems to have been the
long count to end all long counts.
It canoe during the Madison Square
Garden fight between Marcel Cer-
dan, the French middleweight, and
Lavern Roach of Texas. In the
second round, according to ring-
siders, Mr. Roach was down on the
0,i hONEI 1074,PPavof
RRIMA''15M
FOR FAST, SUE D
MI6IEF
canvas long enough for two or
three counts to be tolled off, one
estimate of the time being as high
as thirty-two seconds, and e,en the
smallest estimate running as high
as sixteen. Cerdan finally managed
to stop Roach for keeps in the
eighth—but in the•,intervening six
rounds the Frenchman must have
been thinking to himself, "In
America Time marches on — but
slowly." -
* * * ,
For a while, after Jack Kramer
and Bobby Riggs started out on
their professional tennis marathon,
it appeared almost as if the boys
were playing with one eye on the
ball and the other on the box-office.
One night Riggs would win; the
next, lanky Krasner would knot it
up; and so it went until there was
considerable gossip that they bad
been taking a leaf out of the wrest-
ling book, and never forgetting the
necessity of making a return bout
seen called for.
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Price enclose this ad with your order.
Also 110O111 llf,1T10]08 as low ae :.a0 and
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MS, 041,0'1 while they Inst:
LAKEVIEW HATCHERY AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
EXETER ONTARIO
SHORT-WINDED HORSES
A Now and Wonderful Morse 1lrmedy winch
0uldrly relieves henvoa, coughs, end strangles.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Port final $1.00. it
10 Important 10 specify the age and 11,0 we'eht
00 the hmso. Wrilr to T. 20 Olrad, Sprvlm-
let 111 011 ailments of the Re,llrrotory Organ",
St, Felhten Co. . Robon'al, P.Q.
YEAR-OLD Ronber,Y ph1lts. Latham and
Taylor Varieties Go each, Im,00000 Senator
Delon atravberrY plaits $2,00 hundred.
llh'orvtew Gardens, 1(itebener, Ontario.
ALDAN COMPANY SPECIAL
1,11• nth 1 111:11.0.1.;S! 1 •k,ly we
le 1. n 01,7 1 ' 10,001 000 booty
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PRINTED' Dltls'SSEs t,, 11 BeomiD,il ER -
1,,. oily styled for 111, F..0010100 111..x In now
In• t I f lurel3' lllor 1:1'00.. b t 14. 1401(1,'
t -Inn' ' 1 with tarp and Maul' collum m,4 0G.
.,•iy 10,0E1 at 51.1(4141c11 postpaid.
1:11,,(1011 (1111081 DIttt;4! Three
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00,:,10
1111111100: turanoiie, 00 •, blue and S'1`Ilow,
••any trimmed with tfique collars end modulo
3,01 :hal the grn:arur Mitre rleelrrO. Order
elute (110 00:01000111 is complete. Sh15'
P• d postpaid at 02.20 earl,. Order several
uo0'' 1'100 the,
A1.11.1N 1•oMPA1':i', LIDIITED. Dept, G0,
411': 1,N•r.vtiti 81I11011' W., MONT1REAI, 1.
131:.111,1: Pape from Pleld 71.1,1 Champion.
slurp, ride to train. also trained dogs.
J. .1. Palmier, 8011, 100. 202 Queen SL,
Ou1,
k:0,:+l 1,ACDI ILu1eater, afeeormlek n'erlujC
14.413. 00,•.1, perloet rn11410 n. ltiv-
lere ,Wlade yarn, I101,1,, Pont now... Que.
111011i.1:0148 Cord. -.16. (.11 tat leashes for
01,00 ring or silo•,•. 10110 adjuo(anle1,0
hall./.r'comfortably lit., any 0(00. t'm"1 by
Comoro and (7.11,4, Sam-
-0 roe 01 OU Ilse for gtf10. T. P.
1d, t p:u,y, 66 III. wrlhngtnn BL.,
f'n,ro to
1'.11121 for Sale' Pri,,,d for uMnrdinr• sato
end Il005'O:.l031: 3110 1, 0: 0 111,1, well drained
01.5- loam 1111,0. mete rill,, 0101' 11,1, from aohdel.
1.5':,0, (louse, Barn 32%100, steel stalls silo.
hydro, Implement building. hen house, has
neo, 10 acres womllm. 10 acre.. wheat. 55
at oro plowed. On county road, 4 mons from
litaim115 mllte route. '!this is n grade A
farm. Price 511,000 Inquire for many other
I(("0 of farms listed. R. It. MCNe11, 11ea1
Emote Agent, Phone 64, Dutton. Oa,
(AR'11Eft Outs, net:. Ajax (11,1,:,51.76
n Int. packed In e•In-'hel bans, tounde,
11111id Corn 600 and 611 Mals or rounds, open
pollinated late Golden tum, Corn. Imin,0' for
prieeO. Terms rash by Money ortl,
Chatham Orydne l eahen. 0101 7, Chatham.
101 Ac'R100, finest of soil, alt ttII.d,tn. s room
house, barn 100'540', electricity, steel roofed.
small orchard, good well, near cheese factory
00.1 0rhool. Situated at Alarvelville, Ontario.
Coueeasion 10, 00goade. For particulars con-
tort Gerald Brunton, Kenmore. Ontt1•1,
0001" 4901) Two ROIs' JOHN DIOERE PCl'LA-
To PLANTERS IN STO1:K Nom% tV. 10.
51,14EN11P•. CO., DISTR113UTOES SINC15
10111, PHONE 20. Lh1'lllNOTOI4, ONT,
HAIR DRESSI NO
LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson method.
information on request regarding classes,
Lobettson's Hoh•dresoing Academy, 137 Ave-
nue Itond. Toronto.
Ai EDI (i1L
A TRIAL—Every sufferer of Rheumatic Paiute
or Neuritis should Ory Dixon's Item,dy,
010 00'3 Drug Store. 010 Elgbr, Ottawa.
rompedd 01.00.
MONACAD for 12(0eula, the n:w match-
less and efficacious ointment. n)• mail 50c.
Lo'rrappo, North Rogersville, 01.B
HAVE You heard about DI9On'0 110011(1, and
Rheumatic Pain Remedy': It wives gond re-
sults. Munro's Drug :Pore, 2..6 1113:0, Ottawa.
Postpaid 01.00,
OPPORTUNITIES F1)8 WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S 010AOIN0 SCHOOL
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MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCIHOOLS
358 Bitter SL. jw., Toronto
Drenches: 44 Icing fit,. Itamilton.
& 7.1 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
OPl'ORTP0r0I10S 1''0(1 3114N AND R'0)1RN
EARN MONEY AT 11010E
SPAM: or full-time money -malting. Learn to
:tale candy at home and earn as yea learn:
Correspondence eour. e. National Institute 00
Confectionary Reg'd, Delort:,ler P.O., Box
152. Montreal, Que.
Al Ertl O
FLTHERSTONA UGH & COMMIS', 01[086
Solicitors. Established 1655, 19 Kinn ,west,
Toronto. Booklet of Information on request,
('011114111941
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book free. Megiddo Mraion. Rochester 11.
N.Y.
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ELGIN Photos. Developing and 8 prints 10e
Replant (Ir. Jumbos .0:.,. Write for apeo-
in10 on Pilins, Enlarteemcnlx, &founts, Promos.
llox W1 S. St, Thomas. Ont.
One Roll Film Free
Special 810.`, during April with every two
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and printed,
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of 8 exposures, All prints made Lorin.
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Only 200 it prints of 0ln1;0a'p else desired,
Write us for cameras and aunties. we curry
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REPAIRS
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FUR COATS REMODELLED
Old coats made 11110 new by master furrier.
Free Insured storage on 0000(00 and remodels.
Write for information, Uptown Furs, 560
00118, 81„ Toronto.
S7'A1ii'S
& 111N1' blocks of 4 Hitler stamps free to
n 1,00001 applicants. Enclose 4r stamp to
rover postage Star Steams, 1197 St, Andrews
Rd., Cornwall. Ont.
w42 0100
WANTED 6 to G0 acres, reasonable for elate.
nova 500.0 or village, 11000 0011. 110000. 11.
ho 11', Aurora, Ont.
5t ANTEDI 011.00 paid for IN inehester 1804
and Marlin 1880 (only) 191100 with 1e0rn-out
tannin The Gun Shea, 70 ward, Port Hone,
Ontario.
NTA11 PO Wafted: Your attic or trunk 10111
contain $10,000 In Old, Ured or Unused
Pastime Ntanp;, Lenore, Albums, etc. Send
them today for Free Estimate. Cash by re-
turn mall. Satisfaotion guaranteed. No ob-
ligation. .Tack r(o t0, milk 11 27 Harold lVar,
Hollywood 25, California, (1.S.A.
CHERRY LOGS
Sought nor cash. Write Box 304• Fergus.
Ont,
HELI' 50470(05(J)
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Itoasel,eeper to live in, 10rinlnent Detrition
3 adults only. Apply &Its, Dert Weir, 76�
Richmond et„ London, (101,
STUDENT NURSES WANTED
Icer the 00011 class eonpnenMg Sept. 1, 1016.
Please apply to the Superintendent, Ross
Memorial Hospita, Lindsay, Ont.
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