Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 17 March 1955 — Page 12

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’ "—" " ... jF Rt- 1 Dr : ? -■ ANTONIO GARCIA, 35, “prince” of the lost Lacandones tribe of Central America, believed to be descendants of the Aztecs, smokes his first factory cigaret during visit of an expedition from Chicago. Note his long black hair. Lower, an ancient Mayan mill. Slaves pushed a huge mill wheel to grind maize here 1,000 yean ago. The restored ruins are at Kabah in the Yucatan peninsula. The Lacandones have remained apart from the rest of the world since Ortez’ time 350 years aro. (International Soundphotoa)

British Suspicious Over Co-Existence British Labor Head Wary Os Red World LONDON (INS) — In Britain almost everybody is talking about co-existence with the Communist world. Some take it lightly. Many are worried. One of the most worried of them all is Arthur Deakin whom (English Communists call their enemy No. 1.

THU DBCATUH DAILY DIMOCBAT,’ DgCATUH, INDLAJfA

Seated in the chair Ernest Bevin occupied before him, Deakin issued this solemn warning to America: “Consider co-existence if you like but be always vigilant and always remember that Soviet Communism still wants to conquer the world!” He revealed that in the recent trip British Labor Leader Cleihept Attlee made to Moscow, Molotov appealed to him to bring about the return of English labor unions to the World Federation of Trade Unions whose current president is Communist Giuseppe Di Vittorio, boss of Italy’s Red labor organizations. Flat 'No’ “My reply,” declared Arthur Deakin with considerable passion, “whs and is a flat NO because the World Federation of Trade Unions is nothing more than another Instrument and platform for furthering Soviet policy ... as I fouiid out first during our previous association with this body.” Deakin, as General Secretary of the Transport and General Workers’ Union, controls approximately a quarter of Britain’s organized labor of some 8,500,000. And he Is regarded as England’s top antiCommunist. “He arted the people of America to look at the over all picture in France and Italy . . . where the Communists control the largest labor organizations . . . “so that they may get a pretty exact picture of what it would be like in America, or Britain, should Communists get control of labor unions.” When Moscow wants to take over a country by Infiltration, Deakin said, priority attention is given to labor unions. If (Reds can gain cbntrol, the path becomes infinitely easier. The tactics used are “always the same . . . because the Soviets are less imaginative when they are given credit as being”. Inside the individual unions the Red agents use “strong arm methods.” Outside, that is in. labor-management relations, the Communists follow industrial policies which are com-< pletely.mirealisahle ... . but which are Resigned to destroy .the confidence of the rank and file membership in their respective Trade Unions by putting the officers in a discrediting light as incompetents.” Where did he get this information on Red tactics! "Baay,” he explained, “right out of a Communist Party ’policy’ pamphlet," and he added: "The base and basic plan of world Communism is diabolical. It envisages the disruption of industrial and economic life in all free nations. The only difference is one of time in which It can be achieved in the different nations. ”1 happen to know something about , the ramification of international «ltemunisjn..ln jmy association wltlr the World of Trade Unions I noted the trends of the Cominform — natural successor to the' Comintern—and eew how interference there is with the internal affairs of the Individual nations nad how clearly the Communist Parties in the various countries throughout the world are required to observe and Implement the policy laid down by that agency of International Communism.” Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Determined Oil Program In Israel Search For Oil In Israel Only Begun JERUSALEM (INS) — Encouraging signs leading to hopes of finding oil in Israel were reported by Louis Franklin, president of the Israel-American Oil Corporation. However, Franklin said that no matter what the success of four deep wells now being drilled, "the search for oil In Israel has only begun.” He reported that Israel’s geological history has measured up to all three pt the determinable factors for oil bearing land. He added that the middle east also "has met the basic legal and economic requirements to bring about oil exploration.” The country's petroleum law is comparatively liberal. Israel now imports crude oil. The Haifa refinery is operating at only 25 percent of capacity. Franklin, in an interview at his offices in King David Hotel, Jerusalem, said the existence of an oil pool is actually dependent on four factors. Three can be more or less determined. Those three are: 1. The existence In the geological past of substances from which petroleum could have been formed or generated. "Asphalt seepages, petroleum gas and bituminous rocks give evidence that Israel meets this requirement.' * 2. The existence of rock types in which the oil could have been gathered. “Reservoir type rocks are known to exist in Israel.” 3. The existence of traps or places where otl could have accumulated into oil pools. Franklin said such structures can be seen and mapped in Israel’s southern Negev desert. Similar structures are believed to exist along the coastal plain. The oil company president said

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Israel's petroleum act meets basic legal requirements to engender oil exploration. Proof of that, he added, "is attested by the fact that American and Canadian oil companies and private investors came to .Israel to begin the search for oil.” r From the economic • point of view, Israel needs oil for internal uses. She today imports more than a million tons of crude — paying high transportation costs. The one unknown — and crucial — geological factor, he said, is whether an oil trapping structure existed in the geological past as the same time that oil actually was formed. Only the finding of a pool would prove that this favorable coincidence had occurred. Eight Independent oil companies have acquired licenses in the country’s four districts. Four companies — after 15 months' exploration work — have selected locations for relatively deep test wells. One of the four deep wells may pay off, Franklin noted. But he added that it is unusual to .find

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oil without expending morh effort. Discovery of oil today comes about principally from well calculated and closely co-ordinated efforts in geology, geophysics. structure drillings, land requisition and engineering. Franklin added that even if all four deep wells are dry, the search for oil in Israel will have just begun. JOIN! When Hurricane Carol lashed New England last August 31, the clothing of many children was swept away, just before they were to return to school. The (Red Cross came to their assistance with new clothes and shoes. In all types of disaster the Red Cross is quickly at the scene with emergency aid —shelter, food, clothing, medical and nursing care. It follows this with outright grants to families needing help to repair and replace homes and house furniehtngs. Share in this necessary program of the Red Cross by joining and serving.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1955

) o Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE 0 Brooms and Mops Brooms and mbps should always be hung from the wall. When left standing on the floor the bristles or fibers weaken and rot. Two empty spools fastened to the wall about two inches apart make an excellent hanger. Clean Chimneys The chimneys and flues should be cleaned before any paper hanging is done; otherwise, the new paper will have to be cleaned much sooner. Flavor for Dark Cake Cream several tablespoonfuls of peanut butter with the shortening to give a delicious flavor to cookies or dark cake. Direct Line PARIS uhs) — A direct radiotelephone line will open this summer across the Lake of Ceneva linking Lausanne, Switzerland, with Evian, France.