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Ng SA mon a Ie PR 4 Sn A Se , i SSE pee a rE, la ah et 7 -- at a PTR AG Av oS { ; es TAN 4 7 1 {5 ; fy £ es FRANCE AND ITALY The French and Italian Com- munist parties haye a membership of not far short of three and a half million, ahd in both countries they have large blocs of seats in Parlia- ment. Corgmunists also control much of the organized labor, and there are party members and sym- pathizers in the two countries' armies and civil services. So when there is a Communist move in either France or Italy, it means something far more serious than it would on this side of the Atlantic. And just a week or so ago ehleftains of the French and Italian CP's said, in effect, that if Russia invaded those countries, the Com- munists must side with Stalin's armies. Just why such statements should be made at this time is not quite elear--but there is a general feeling that they are part of the Communist effort to discredit the North At- lantic Pact. ) Maurice Thorez, Secretary Gen- eral of the French Communist Party, did not mince words. . "If our country ghould be dragged, against its will, into a war against the Soviet Union," he declared, "and if the Soviet Army, defending the cause of freedom and socialism, should be brought to pursue the aggressors onto our soil, could the workers and people of France have any other attitude toward the Soviet . Army than has been that of the geople of Poland, Rumania and ugoslavia." In the debate which followed in the French National Assembly, the attitude of the anti-Communists was bitter and many called the Thorez statement treasonable. Pre- mier Queuille even threatened to take legal steps against Communist chieftains for "trying to undermine the morale of the nation and the army." The upshot of the debate was & majority resolutlon condemn- ing Thorez, saying that his words "were an insult to patriots who had, ven their lives to defend France's ndependence. In Italy, the Communist chief- tain Togliatti spoke, a few days later, in almost identical terms. "I think that the Ttalian people-- « would have the evident duty to aid in the most efficient way the Soviet Army in order to give the aggressor the lesson he deserves," he stated. These two statements are being interpreted in th light of the great East-West struggle. Both the French and Ttalian Communists are playing on the people's fear of beg caught in. another war. Thorez and Togliatti are apparently frying to hammer home the idea that the North Atlantic Alliance is ® move toward such a war, and must be opposed. They also seem to be pointing up that fact that-- In case of war--France and Ttaly would be torn by a terrible civic conflict. 2 GERMANY When a¢Brifish film organization made a moving picture of "OHver Twist" the character of Fagin was based upon a picture drawn by George Cruikshank for the first iMustrated edition of . Dickens' famous novel. Last fall, when the movie was scheduled for release in the United States, there were so many Jewish protests against the Fagin characterization that the dis- tributors deferred Its release .in- definitely. To those in Canada and. other NS Seat] Lo eS CL aR SF RIRS Ba el ot Ser SAAC AX al ro . IN THE countries who saw the film, this semed to be stirring up a "tempest in a teapot", After all, Fagin was the only Jew--and there were a dozen or more characters of Eng- Hsh origin portrayed as just as re- pulsive as he, without any patriotic protests from the Mother Country. However, "Oliver Twist" seems destined--in this film version--to cause real trouble. A Sunday or so ago the picture was presented in Berlin, where anti-Semitism is still a strong force. The showing was interrupted by a demonstration staged by displaced persons and Berliners--and at a second showing - on the Monday a group of some fifty Jews charged police lines and, after a short but violent riot, forced the management to cancel the show. The film has now been withdrawn from: German circulation--possibly ph good reason. One' correspond- "ent sald that showing such a pic- ture in post-Naxi Germany was "too much like leaving a bottle of whiskey in front of a recently 'eured' alcoholic." RUSSIA : * About the middle of February Moscow officials accused Anna Louise Strong of being an Ameri- can spy and ordered her to leave Russia. This occasioned econsider--- able surprise, as Miss Strong has long been known as a writer with fairly strong pro-Communlst views. On her return by plane to New York, Miss Strong gave her own explanation. Asked why she was expelled from the U.S.S.R., she told , reporters: "I was doing a d--- good job of getting on the toes of a number of officials. T didn't know at the time T was doing it, but I know It naw. In the present disturbed conditions of the world, any normal question by reporters arouses suspicion of officials in government, especially ower officials, There are stupid. officials in every government." x She didn't add that Russia had a greater proportion of such stupld.- officials than most eountries. But the very probably was thinking so, even if she didn't actually say it. WHAT AN ATOM 18 The best way to understand the atom Is to visualize it as a minla- ture solar system in which electrons revolve like planets around a nue-~ leus made up of protons and neut- rons. These three unbelievably small particles are the fundamental blocks from which all matter is made--the' moon in the sky, thie toast on your table, the paper on which these words are printed. Yet despite the unbelievable smallness of the atom, this solar system ls incredibly empty. Enlarge , the nucleus to the size of a cottage * and the electrons would be 36 hun- dred miles away. Packed tightly, these atomic fragments would be Incredibly heavy. A thimbleful of neutrons, for example, would weigh a million tons. And If atoms were squeezed together'in a block of mat- ter the size of a pound of butter, the block under certain conditions would welgh 259 million tons. Basic Fact 'Charles Kettering, inventor and engineer, is also quite a plilosopher. "Why," a friend oncé Inquired, "do you talk so much about the future?" "Because it's of deepest interest to me," Kettering replied. "I'm go- ing to spend the rest of my MHfe there." + HUSBAND NEED NOT THE LITTLE WOMAN OUT A NEAT CRUST, HERE'S HOW TO REMEDY THIS1 +-IN "| HOT WEATHER WHEN DOUGH HAS A TENDENCY TO STICK, TAKE Ay LARGE BOTTLE AND FILL IT WiTH KED ICE. DOUGH WILL NOT HERE 10 Ths REFRIGERATED L THE Dh At poe THE FINISHED PASTRY. Contrary T0 POPULAR OPINION, AN ERRING BE THE MAIN REASON FOR T0 THROW A ROLLING PIN IN ANGER, SHE ALSO BECOMES THOROUGHLY ENRAGED ' 4<T0 THE POINT OF FEELING LIKE THROWING SOME: THING--WHEN HER PIE DOUGH STICKS TO THE ROLLING PIN WHILE SHE'S TRYING TO ROLL --- "stuck within Having TROUBLE With TANGLED TW ARE YOU $A HERE'S A TIP, LARGE BALLS OF TWINE TRARY FROM TANGLING BY SLIPPING A WIDE BAND CUT FROM AN OLD INNER § OVER THE BALL AS SHOWN. { INE THR A L HOLE IN THE TOP. NE} ER SNARLED-UP STRING? 3 ' It's All Done With "Mirrors"--Martha Mitchell isn't really skiing in the sky. It's simply that the cloudy sky above is reflected in the clear water over which she glides: by A Sixt CHL Although, as we tap out these Hnes with two long-suffering fingers, the professional hockey races' haven't by any means been decided yet,, already the baseballists .are beginning to work out the kinks from arm muscles weary with the toil of lifting food from table to mouth at between-season banquets, also stomach muscles eyen more weary with the labor of trying to digest fried chicken and . other eomestibles served at such orgies. * * * And with the hockey "moguls romising to lengthen out still urther their season, the golden era Js fairly in sight--that much yearn- .ed-after time when we shall be able to enjoy baseball every afternoon and hockey every night, all the year through. (We're trying to think of an apt quotation to stick in here, but the only one which comes read- lly to mind is the one that begins "Oh, Death where is thy--"). - » * * But that isn't what we started to talk about. Fired by-the success of our amazing January prediction that the Toronto Maple Leafs would | positively make the playoffs, we now give the faithful old crystal ball a few preliminary spins and take a gander into the future, especially as regards Big Teague ball. * * * In the American League, we might tell you that Cleveland In- dians, New York Yankees and Bos- ton Red Sox appear to be strictly contenders; but, heck, any of the minor prophets--the lads whose names you used to forget in Sunday 8chool when asked to name the Books of the Bible--could have ~ dished out that sort of information. * * * Always original--even at the ex- pense of trying to write common sense at times--we are tipping you to keep your eye on the outfit known as The Philadelphia Ath- fetics as a distinct possibility of taking it all.--{Fwo- 'minutes out here for 'loud, raucous laughter.) * * But such a prediction isn't as wide of the mark as, at first glance, it might seem. Last year the Ath- letics were in and out of top po tion all through the month of May reaching distance throughout August, and only faded in the stretch run. And Mr. Mack still has a pitching staff--Phil Marchildon, Dick Fowler, Jge Cole- man, Lou Brissie, Carl Scheib and a few like that--which is a distinct refutation of the old turf adage that "you can't keep a fast horse in a poor (paying) man's stable." * * * With just a little more hitting power to back that sort of pitching up, the Athletics might very well have travelled the entire distange on top last season, And the canny Conny Mack seems to have gather- ed just that bit of extra power, notably in Taft Wright, who used to smack out a lot of long balls for the Chicago White Sox, likewise Wally Moses, who will play a pinch-hitting role for Philadelphia, and eould very well break up more than one close struggle. JE * hr * $o don't put down our hint to watch the Athletics this coming season as just the idle wanderings of a morbid Imagination. In fact if you hear of any of the future books offering--say--35 to 1 or better against them, take a couple of tickets on our behalf. We'll posi- tively pay off just as soon as we et the proceeds from that Irish ecrotates receipt we're treasur- Ing so carefully. *. * In the National League, we're asking you to take a glance now and then at the progress of a tear entitled the Chicago Cubs. No- 1C we're not saying that a club which finished a lovely last in 1948, trail- ing the Boston Braves by 27% games, will all of a sudden floar to the very top. Still, unless we're more mistaken than is customary, those same Cubs won't finish the current scamper way down in the cellar, . * * * . The Cubs have been doing con- siderable trading and purchasing during the off months, and their infield should be a whole lot strong- er. They will have the veteran Frankie Gustine--a great early- season hitter--at third, which will let Andy Pafko go to the outfield, where he belongs.. And Emil Ver- ban, at-second, should be far more of a help this season, as he only joined the club about halfway through last year's. ' * * x And the Cubs have made what appear to be tremendous strides toward greater mound strength. They have a fine lot of rookies, and have coralled two capable starters in old Dutch Leonard and Walt Dubel. There's even a possibility that the ancient Mort Cooper might _ don a Cubs unie, and pitch a few wins for Charlie Grimm. » * So, betwéen now and next Oc- tober, give an occasional look at Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics, is the nearest to feed-box info we can hand you right now. You may not be following two pennant winners--but = we think they'll be a couple of clubs who will provide you with plenty of action and interest. 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