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(See Cover) Every nation of Europe last week knew it was in a war of food. Food was rationed in every one of its 24 countries. Judged by the calory yardstick-that each active, mature male needs 3-4,000 calories a day merely to sustain health; 2,500 for...
Of some 6,500 independent telephone companies that operate about 20% of the U.S.'s 22,600,000 telephones, the Mt. Vernon Telephone Co., of Rockcastle County, Ky., is certainly not the best. Most of its null subscribers suffer old-fashioned wall crank phones. Once a break in the...
But to the last he had labored for his beloved Poland. Poland's Premier after World War I, he was now the figurehead President of its parliament in exile. On his 80th birthday, last November, he arrived in the U.S. from his villa in Switzerland. Since then, Paderewski spent...
Young Timoshenko fought the White Russians and foreign intervention troops on many fronts, was wounded five times, in 1919 helped defend Tsaritsyn (now Stalingrad) where he met Comrade Stalin, who was in command. In 1920 Timoshenko took part in the Red offensive on Warsaw which was repulsed by the Poles...
But the Jews, Germans, Poles, Czechs, Serbs, Russians (White & Red), Spaniards (Republican & Francoist), Italians, Croats, Ukrainians, Bulgarians and Argentines, who were once united in a brotherhood of opposition to the cotton companies, have been torn apart by Nazi propaganda. The German organization, Opferring, enrolls not only Germans but Argentines, Poles...