Word: undergrounders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Even countries which have driven democracy underground would be eligible for U.S. food grants if they complied with the rest of Congress' stiff terms: 1) they must make a genuine effort to become selfsupporting; 2) they must give "full and continuous publicity" to the relief program and the U.S. origin of the food; 3) they must not export commodities of a type they receive from the U.S. (Last year Yugoslavia took in U.S. wheat by one door, and sent wheat out by another door to the Communist-controlled Government of Rumania to help win an election...
Darius Milhaud's "Suite Francaise," written to commemorate the liberation of France by the underground and the Allied armies, will feature the program, and a short dance by Shostakovitch, Prokofieff's Opus 99 "March," and F. W. Meacham's well-known "American patrol" complete the band's emergence as a primarily musical group...
...sounded fine, but up popped a heckler. "Would you then consider an anti-Nazi working in the underground against Hitler a maladjusted person...
...doing nothing might be greater. In Korea, more sharply than in Germany, the U.S. system is pitted against Soviet totalitarianism. The Russian strategy is to sit it out and wait for U.S. impatience and renascent isolationism to call the G.I.s home. This would be the signal for a Communist underground in the south to emerge, combine with the Communist puppet government in the north and make all Korea into a Soviet satellite...
Open City. This violent, beautiful movie about Rome's anti-Nazi underground has now run a solid year in Manhattan, is still going strong. On a mere 70 prints, it has grossed over $3 million in the U.S.-a colossal take for a foreign-language film. Soon its distributors hope to double the number of prints in circulation (TIME, March...