No confidence can be felt tn the sin
eerity of any Russian protests of pond
faith as long as the "interlocking di
rectorate” of the various circles of
Communism and state administration
at Moscow remain in authority. It
may be expedient for Moscow now to
seek some readjustment of the debt,
in order to secure credits. Rut before
this country lends its aid. hy accepting
anv concessions, it should have proof
that the system of concealed Commun
istic government has been ended, def
initely and permanently.
I .at Moscow omit forward with clean
hands and the United State? may deal
with it on a business hasis.
The Hslt Mills case continues to In
wive suspects spparenily in accord
ance with the old idea, "the more, the
merrier."
Antarctic Kanin?.
It was only three-quarters of a cen
tury ago that anldiers in the field first
had the benefit of skilled, organized
feminine nursing. Industry as well as
war today regards the trslned nurse
as an essential adjunct to carrying on.
She is in many ways ss important as
the doctor. In some way* even more so
The newest field for her endeavors
are the whaling grounds. A young
Scandinavian woman has just sailed
from Norfolk on the Norwegian whaler
C. A. Larsen for South Georgia, where
ahe will act aa nurse for the more
than 800 men who will spend six
months or more in the vicinity of that •
barren island, where Shackleton died,
which lies In the Antarctic Ocean
southeast of Cape Horn and whose
sole industry is whaling.
