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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1952.
LESS BUTTER, MORE GUNS IN 1952
By OH. Brandon.
oro
to
win.
WASHINGTON. The Republicans MERICANS began 1952 desperately anxious
They have been out of office with a cautious sigh
for 20 years and their of relief. The black prospects now ЕССМ favour- pessimism, the unsettling ble. Should, however, Gen. fear and the resulting in Eisenhower become u presiden-
nominee the
great fight are sub will be virtually over with the security of 1951 alding, and there is
pany Conventions in July..
A 6ght hetween Taft and growing hope that a Third World War can be avoided. cluded, would really be fierce
Truman, which is
not CX- Though doubtful in the in the extreme. trying days of the Korean For months. the Administra- war, the Russian experta tien has been here feel more reassured from the Republicans. First it now that the Kremlin still was Communist infiltration
government, *- Now - the KUVE operates on the theory that covery of potty but wide- its survival depends on the curand corruption in the
Government avoidance of war.
hao provided effective ammunition to under mine the Democratic Party's reputation in the country.
In a year when the cold war between the Democratie and Re- publican partles here may be almcat es unsating to the later- asticnaj situation es the state of tension between East and West cold war, auch conclusion is some confort.
cf
In en election year the United Statis is most vulnerable, and if Stalin wanted to go to war this would be the time to do it.
It is also important that at the start of this year Mr Chur- chill came here to reek full in- formation on American plans and policies, and to make the Impact of his own great per- sonality felt,
"The
under
This
attack
In dir.
Congress in-un election year likes to adjourn early, time in June.
august body, so seldom given to speed, ne will therefore have only months in which to legislate,
It will not be
The easy Budget and foreign aid will be the most contested issues. The question will be simply
bow much Congress will succeed in slashing both.
.
cam-
for
Then in July the Party Con- ventions Loke place. Ench party has its own Convention at which nominates its re- spective prosidential candidate. And then the two nominees These are crowded days for begin to fight it out in their everyone in Washington. Even cross-country election during the Truman-Churchill
paigns. alles the President had to put
There is no concern about the finishing touches to bis key the economic outlook In 1932 reports to nation: the State Defence mobilisers look of the Union message, the Bud ward to a real flow of military get and the report on the coun- materials and businessmen ex- try's economie health.
When I last saw the Presi- Pect another prosperous year. dent
there will be Though still had much of the he
what less
butter and more sun tan he acquired in Florida,
States will but underneath the lines in his guns, the United face looked deeper, his eyes remain a land of plenty. tired. His usual smile WAS
The year may.
go down ini forced
American history as the year He has not only these busy when the balance of power in weeks to worry about interna- the world shifted decisively in tional affairs but he wil soon favour of the Wost.
the have tu make
his mind year
when
the Republican whether to run again for Presi- Party, after 20 years in oppo- dent, and if not whom he allion, retumed fo power. Or would want to select.
His it may simply be remembered directive to his impatient party as the year when the penny workers on the conduct of the postcard-the cheapest thing
up
OF
some-
next elections is already over- you can buy here--passed into due.
oblivion.
SHORTEST CUT
to the CABINET
THE orator and the bar- THE
rister used to be the aristocrats of the articu- late. The prerogative of tule was practically their monopoly.
TARGET
BOFFINS ROOM
Cummings
Oh, just a little thing we ran up for miping at Mr. Churchill.?
London Express Service
From a little town high up in the volcanie peaks of South-West_Mexico cônses new hope for half the population of the world-the people who cannot read or write,
PATZCUARO
Y
QU'VE probably never heard/of
the town of Patzcuaro. But some day the Eves of millions
of people throughout the world are going to be changed by what is going on there today.
For Patzcuaro, quiet life Mexican town nestling in a ring af volcanle praks, is the starting point of a peaceful revolution which will ultimately affect no fewer than 1,200.000,000 people--half the population of the world.
It is the half which cannot rend. It is the half which is desperately poor.
vicious
Life for them is a circle. Poverty keops them ig- norant. Ignorance keeps them pocr. They cannot escape.
years or more.
No one is too old to learn to read."
the name
So it was Goebbels who fixed that row
by Group Captala HUGH DUNDAS
WINNER of the much
publicised clash be tween Field-Marshat Lord Montgomery (of Britain) and General. Omar Bradley (of USA) has been named. THE NAME: Dr Goch- bela, late propagandist chicf of the Third German Reich.
Bradley's dislike of Mont- Homery
through smouldered months of uneasy association in the Allied invasion command. With one subtle broadcast the truth - twlating litle German doctor t the spark which turned dislike to blazing hatred..
This is how it happened.
When von Rundstedt delivered his December 1944 punch in the Ardennes, turning the Allied advance
General to retreat, Bradley's 31 divisions caught off balanco. For a time it seemed that the Germans would break through to the Meuse.
ON
'My orders!
were
'December 20-four days after the
attack went in- Eisenhower telephoned Bradley to say that Montgomery would take command of all 'forces. British and U.S., nth of the break-through.
*Bradley protested, but Eisen- hower ended, the conversation with a crisp, "Well, Brad, those are my orders."
By the Arst week in January American and British troops það won the battle and crushed lue last offensive of Hitler's army. But Bradley had no comradely feelings for the map-who-had turned the tide:
He felt that he and his soldiers had been slighted,
On January 7 Montgomery held a Press conference. Ho gave the Americans their. Inir share of praise, saying that the offensive had been
stopped before British. troops intervengd. But he also spoke of the situa- tion as "one of the most interest- ing and tricky I have ever handled." He paid thai his. Arst tank had been to tidy up the battlefield."
General Bradley, in his book "A Soldier's Story, has described how, those last arrogant-sounding phrases came as "gasdline on the fire." He wrote that his staff "axploded."
The general' told Elsenhower that he would never again derve under Montgomery.
Taunts.
THESE feelings burned strongly through the years, Bradley's book, which was published last spring, is threzded through with taunts at the Briton.
And from his account affairs
#t is clear that the arrogant-sounding Press state- ment hardened his hatred,
Now a sharp new light s thrown on the scene. Chester Wilmot's book; "The Struggle
just For Europe,
published, reveals the part Goebbels played in this flare-up...
And their ignorance Is truly a matter of a life and death. By MILTON SHULMAN
In the countries of Asia and Africa, where illiteracy is most LONDON. am myself a gentleman of the prevalent, a child at birth con
Press, and I have no other es-expect to live only 30 years... journalist leads a hierarchy of
cutcheon." Now another Tary whereas in educated Europe a lawyers.
child can expect 10 ve 55 illiterate Taraszon Indians in home economics or agriculture, 20 surrounding villages became but never as a separate, isolated At last a breach le being the guinea-pigs
for 70,000,000 subject." made in this "Iron Curtain" of illiterate Latin-Americans,
the ignorance, which divides
First lesson was that learned And he tells "of a mission he world.
the teachers. It was to led into an Indian village where Whet
expect help he had to begin,by_locking es- | Fress conference and he brood- from
..one
sentials first.
cast on. It to the B.B.C. but themselves.
He now reveals that his They began by The mission ráin classes in despatch was picked a by th
and sweep | Germans, rewritten with an anti- win digang batrines
ing streets, told housewives American
then in Goebbels's
hey
Bilhanto been
can
only fional lem being
.D
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!
prob-
Addo from Winston CHOR- CHILL, the Conservatives have done little with their literary talent. The sole, and somewhot But their glory; dimmed with tenuous, link with professional the decline of the spoken word, writing in the Cabinet is pub..
Harold The expert of the written word lisher
MACMILLAN, now seems to be on the ascent, who has been given houses to
build. The trend is worth noting,
And deep among the Oratory went
Parliamentary Secretaries out with the microphone, The Lloyd Georges be discerned
sports. writer gave way to the Baldvins and Brigadier J. G. BMXTII, in tho the Chamberlains. The rounded Pensions Ministry. phrase, not the rounded The Tories prefer
to keep syllable, wis the secret of their Journalists Beverley Churchill's eloquence.
BAXTER,
Montgomery HYDE, Similarly the barrister, train William DEEDES-to add some ed to away opinions
Through variety to the thick rows.of the logic of speech, is in don- fawyers, business men
now
on internation line's. The United Nations Educatiún.
by
A new and bigger
attempt is to be made.
to pierce the “iron” curtain" of ignorance, says ROBERT ANDREW
and
n1. Scientific Cultural дла Organisation UNESCO for short-is taking
'n hond.
The Bar is best represented *It is undertaking the training ** [of the thousands of experts
ger of being celipsed by those furmers In their back benches.
to gesticulate in print. trained
The only road to the in the Liberal Party. No fewer highest stations in this country than five of the six
Liberal
which countries will need to win
想 thet of the law" is a maxim MPs have had legal training. the battle to bring simple educa-
that has staled since it -was- And look where the Liberals writion 200 years ago,
TYUE,
there are still 101 barristers
and solicitore In the present They House of Commons, but are far from being in exclusive possession of the "only road" to Parliament.
Jostling the lawyers for
are. Might they got now bu relabelled the Wigs?
BEVAN'S TEAM
tion within the reach of all,
A book just published tells of
washing
no
tables
nishing
class-rocms.
..
Wlimot was at Montgomery's
dows and var that a simple wooden bed was | Arnhem radio. d put out Dy in their future much more comfortable and hands.S
healthier than sleeping on the
rebroadcast which They showed that hehe Bradley's H. Qmistook for the
were de a pleasanter place
There no standard
the
It was this
鳃
text books. the pigs were kept outside, and
BBC It was this rebroadcast
which "poured gasoline on the
How could that children didn't get sick so Alte and sparked off the "ex-
there be?. The often when their mother boiled plosion. teachers had to start from rock drinking water.
bottom.
The
words which made
"After four months of this Bradley blow his top were not Montgomery's words at ull÷ And that meant that before Mr Oriz went on, the people almost, but not quil-.
they could teach they had first themselves asked us to teach They had been doctored by
:
to find out how they could help them to read and write." their pupils. They went out in
teams to the villages to make Mud and straw
house-to-house surveys of oil
phases of their life.
Then they roturned to the TYVEN, dolls! houses are used. centre to work out education A a rural school at Huecorio, programmes for the villages they on the shore of Lake Patzcuaro,
the life less than two miles had studied based ou
from the they had found there.
centre, children, under their teacher, constructed two minis- Man behind the Patzcuaro ture houser-one bad and one- project is stocky, powerfully good.
Mexican educational expert, ', • The bad house was a win- dowless,nud and STTAW His four-point plan, warke this affair inhabited by, a mean- featured doll and her family):
The guinea-pigs built Lucas Ortiz, a 47-year-old
THE
way.
how the task is being tackled.
Six continental training ventrès are to cover the six main illiterate regions, in Latin- is the Socialists, however, America, Central Africa, the story of n detective in the
who have done most to Middle East, India and two in
the recognise
law-making the Far Enat. making and of the partcupation of the 625 available potential of the journalists. Mr They are to train 5,000 played by science in the Parliamentary seats are those Attlee found Important jobs for graduates in Fundamental Edu-
who describe grim exposure of crime. Buthors, publishers, journalists BTHACHEY, Maurice WEBB,
themselves as Hector M ONEIL John cation," Illustrated by more than or just writers. They muster u Woodrow WYATT and Aldan 100 ‘authoritativo photo, sizable farce of 63 MPs,
CRAWLEY, UN graphs
And if we move, a little fur before WAY TO THE TOP" published.
ther to the Left lush prospects I lie in store for the graduates maduntes will disperse to 102 pages
Fleet Street or the Inner of Fleet Street. The Bevanite
contres in their own countries. Temple the quickest way to ranks are bristling with poised There they will train the Furat, teach the people to pro- Toy, farm animals slept on the the Front Bench? That would
teachers. And the teachers tect their health. Then get them. Door with seem to depend upon the party
the family. Ancurin BEVAN as will then go out to the to make the best ure of the na-The good house, however, was with to which you belong, y
Prime Minister, there would be villages and bring education to tural resources surrounding. Az--the political pendulum no thortage of journalistic every man, women and, child
gleaming white bome where. swings Leftwards the induence alone Jar his Cabinet There who wants to learn.
beautiful doll lived. Sha of the Fourth Estate rows would be Michael FOOT, 1. H. That's what has been go- Make them appreciate a dig. 'slept, on, a bed, she kept her The Tories being a traditional S. CROSSMAN Jennie May last year. On that day, the opportunity to enjoy leisure house was polless
EEing on a Patzcuaro since mined home life and give them animals in a corral, and her parly turn-amturally to tradi- Tom - DRIBERG; Ian MIKAR¬ Honal sources for their Cabinet- DD, Barbara CASTLE and J. became the regional, educational time making. Their front ranks are P. W. MALLALIRU to checio centro for Latin-America.petere is no use teching a man. And so it copy on... Fathe well-plocket. with lawyer
294 from
**The 03 student teachers, from to read, and write," says Mr. Uically – s'owly. (maybe), but "a They seem to have no place • And there would always be UNESCO and the thousands of Ortiz "unless you can convince, project, whicha, will gather for downalists but the very at least one job available, for a viselt him in wil help solve the prop- momentum with the ( years, top. It was Disraeli, who said lawyer Somebody would have LA18531="A for the Press, I to be Lord Chancellor,
Strawan Low Sticles of this daily life. We teach and ultimately change the fo from #M, Ruationery Divergent literacy when we teach health or offi
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