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...watch. Neighbors brought him rice and vegetables, and local rajahs sent him gifts of beef and pork. Unmolested by the Japs, Meier painted 150 canvases. On the side he grew tobacco, which one of his wives rolled into miniature cigars. He also made rice wine and a fiery plum cordial he called "swisky-the drink of Swiss mountain sailors...
...London (Associated British; 20th Century-Fox) is probably the most pro-American picture ever made outside the U.S. A story of the G.I. Occupation of England (circa 1943-44), it is not merely patient with the Yanks who swarmed over Piccadilly Circus like lusty, thirsty locusts. It is downright cordial toward the good-natured, homesick army of boys who whistled at the girls up & down Regent Street or Shaftesbury Avenue, jammed the pubs to drink up all the spirits in sight...
...also been busy in international politics. His relations with the British, if not cordial, were polite; the British had to think of their huge investment in Argentina. He had flirted with the Russians, and at the United Nations Conference in San Francisco, Soviet Foreign Commissar Viacheslav Molotov reportedly toyed with a Perón offer to enter diplomatic and trade negotiations, was persuaded that an attack on fascist Argentina was better international politics...
Friendship on the Line. In many struck plants, relations between pickets and management were cordial. When rain and snow fell outside the giant aluminum plants at Alcoa, Tenn., the two pickets at each gate ducked into the warm guardhouses, chatted with the guards and company officials...
...London-It was generally felt in Washington last night that the Big Three Conference in Moscow is going ahead in a cordial atmosphere, says the New York correspondent of the London Daily Mail...