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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
Ho10 To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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 I am 16. eo inches tall. I want to be ct least six feet in height. Can I expect to grow three more inchel before my growth stops? Tn the last year I grew about two inches. (L' O. J.)
 Answer-Yes. Growth normally continues until twenty.
 Salt Water Is it harmful to drink a cup oi hot salt water every night before going to bed? (D. B)
 Arlswer--Not if you get any coaa- fort from it. As . rule I think it | better to drink water, hot og cold as you prefer, without the salt add. ed. Most of iis get rather too much salt anyway. (Copuisht iese. John Y. DAIIe Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

because they know their audience ss ignorant. +
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 Many readers have assured me that they have experienced extra. ordinary relief from such chronic conditions as hay fever, asthma, re. curing hives. giant hives (medically known as angioneurotic ederna) and hyperesthetic or, allergic rhinitis from taking for periods of months one or another form of calcium Casually ten grains of calcium lac- tate three times Q day) along witt daily rations of fish liver oil and more or less sun bathing or expos ure of the skin to ultraviolet light from c lamp, where sunlight is moi available. The fish liver oil con tains vitamin D. In the body chem. istry vitamin D seems to, be essen tial for normal calcium lfietabolisn1 We know that ultraviolet light ac- tivateS Q substance in the skin (called steroD changing 1t to wo. sterol. Perhaps vitamin D is the natural stimulant to the function oi the parathyroid gland. Don't 60 away now. We're through the worst of 1t.
 Comes now Q report by Irving Dryer, M. D., and c. I. Reed. Ph.D (Archives of Physical Therapy. Sep '35) of their success in the treat. ment of chronic arthritis with mas. sive doses of vitamin D = 200.00( LISP. units daily for month c1 more. then 300,0 900. or 40O.O00 cl 500.000 units daily for severa months. "Wednesday we'll resuma this talk about arthritis.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
A MEGSEMMISIT0
VERESEC

termeszetesen a republika-
nus tabort egeszen demorali-
mulasarol beszelnek.
Mem valoszinu, hogy a re-
publikanus tabor elpusztul, bar
ha elpusztulna, akkor lenne ra
igazan lehet6sege, hogy - nj
sletet talaljon.
Ha a vezet6 republikanusok-
ban lenne annyi jozansag,
hogy a part label-jevel egyiitt
annak reakcios politikajat is
feladjak, akkor renenyiik le-
hetne ra, hogy egy egeszseges
konzervativ taborba a reakcios
demokratakat is megkapjak Is
az esetben komoly ellenzeki
part lenne bel6liik.
A partgepezetek azonban
meg 0sszet0rt allapotban is er-
tekek Is valoszinii, hogy a re-
publikanus vezerek mem tanul-
tax, ahogy nem tanultak Gle
veland utan Is ahogy mem is
akarnak tanulri. "
Ha mem valtoznak, ha mem
hajland6k a platform teljes re-
vizi6jara gondolni, aikor meg
maradnak ugyan a jelenlegi
ceger alatt politikai csoport-
max, de mem adjak meg AIT
az eros ellenzeket, arnire sziik-
sege lenne a nemzetnek Is a
kormanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
A VALASZTAS
FELETT ERZETT

altalanos 0r0mre ezuttal
mem teritett vizes leped6t a
nagytoke, hanem a maga re-
szer6l is hozzajarult, hogy a
lelkes hangulat megmaradjon.
A valasztas hirere a t6zsden
az ertekek felsz0ktek es a va
lasztas utan nehany 6raval a
nehez ipar a regebben kilatas-
ba helyezett beremelest meg
adta. A tiz szazalekos emelessel
a munkasok mindenutt mege-
legedve nincsenek, de egyel6re
beke lesz az iparban-
Erdekes ujjitas az a rend-
seer, alnelyre a nehez iparban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
HETI CIKK AZ ALKOTMANYR0L

Irja: MAX BERNS

A ''The Federalist" cirnu
k0nyv, amely AIkotmanyunk
egyik legkival6bb magyarazata,
ramutat ARA, hogy Irorszag-
ban a valasztas tisztara a ko-
ronatanacs szeszelyet0l fugg0tt
es csak a tr6nvaltozas vagy
hasonlo nagyfontossagu ese-
meny alkalmab6l tartottak nj
valasztast. Az a kepvisel6 6haz,
amely II. Gyorgy tronralepese-
kor kezdte el muk0deset, a XII
rally 35 ewes uralkodasa .alatt
megtartotta a mandatumat.
Alkctmanyunk ertelmeben a
kongresszus mem hatarozhatia
meg mandatumanak id6tarta-
mat, inert az I. Cikkely ertel-
meben a Congressmeneket 2
evenkent es a szenatorokat 6
evenkent ujbol kell rnegvalasz-
tani. z ~,
"A meg mem hatarozott ido-
tartamra sz6l6 mandatum :el-
kerGlese megov benniinket az
onkenyuralom veszelyet6l es a
gyakori valasztasok reven a
kongresszus tagjai miikode-
sukert a nepnek felel6sek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12

Miert szabja meg Alkotma-
nyunk a kongresszusi tagok
mandatumanak id6tartamat?
A t0rtenelem AIT tanitja,
hogy SEX kormanyzati rendszer
0nkenyuralom1na fault, inert
unkcionariusai elethossziglan,
vagy meg mem hatarozott id6-
tartamra nyertek hivatalukat,
inert ICY mem voltak hivatali
tetteikert felel6sek. A ,nep sza-
mara mem maradt mas ut,
hogy az ilyen politikusoktol
megszabaduljon mint a forra-
dalom. Icy peldaul az angol
kepvisel6haz 1694-ben harom
eyre szabta meg hivatali ido-
tartamat, 1716-ban a harom
evet het eyre hosszabbitotta
meg, azzal, hogy mindazok,
akik abban az id6pontban hi
vatalban voltak, meg ujabb het
evig megtarthatjak hivatalu-
kat Is ezzel az uralmon lev0
politikai part hatalma sokkal
&. sl.s 4 -
hosszabb id6re nyult, mint a
mennyire eredetileg megvalasz-
tottak.. 1911-ben a parliament
a het evet ot eyre szallitotta
lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12

osztaly szabad es korlatlan
szervezkedesi joga es szerveze-
Sc, jon a korlatolt munka-id6,
j0nnek a minimalis munkabe-
rex es jonnek azok az adore
formok, amelyek az egeszseg-
telen nagy vagyonokat szet-
romboljak. Es jon az igazi tar
sadalmi biztositas. - Hogy
eek milyen gyorsan jutnak te-
to ala, az att6l fiigg, hogy a
demokrata partban meghuzo-
do kiil0nb0z6 elemek mennyire
tudnak egyiittmik0dni egy-
maSsal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
EGYIK E;@;YIk IkISEsNE SEM LEsz

vagy k0nnyue eljaras es az
eln0k Italian a legszivesebben
bevarna nehany biro. halalat,
de olyan hangosan Is olyan
er6vel fogjak k0vetelni, hogy
a court kezeb6laa neznzet sor-
sat hvegyek, ami kenyszerite-
nj fogja Rooseveltet valame-
lyik lepesre.
Azutan jonnek a regi reform
javaslatok, valamivel ujabb es
valamivel radikalisabb forma-
ban es minden joakaratu pol
gar AIT remeli, hogy a kivalt-
sagos osztaly a valasztasokban
megnyugszik es az vi reform
t0rvenyek ellen kuzdeni mem
fognak.
Jon termeszeteSen a munkas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
TERMESZETESEN
MOST AIT

lesi-varja a polgarsag, hogy
mi lesz januarban, nikor az
eln0k hatalmas t0bbsegevel a
kongresszust megnyitjak.
A legt0bben AIT hiszik, hogy
a supreme court-al kell lesza-
molni, ha csak a reakcios bir6k
ait mem teszik feleslegesse az
altal, hogy nyugdijba mennek,
vagy egy paran rovidesen meg
halnak.
Ha a supreme court birai
oszinten hisznek a demokrati-
kus rendszerben, akkor ell kell
a nep iteletet fogadniuk es
vagy q sajat allaspontjaikat re-
vidialjak, vagy levonjak a k0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
Kt)LONOS Macy
FONTOSACCAL 'fa

bir az eredmenyek kozt,
hogy Pennsylvania ,Allamban,
a reakcio Is a korrupcio leg
er6sebb fellegvaraban vegre
megbuktattak a Mellonok, a
Grundyk, az Atterburyk, a
Dexlerek, Frickek, a Mcclure.
ok uraLmat es hozza lehet fog
nj, hogy kitisztitsak ait d
mocskos istall6t, amt az allan
t0rvenyhozasabol csinaltak.
Pennsylvania allan volt 9
reakcio. a kivaltsag, a brutalis
okol-uralom f6feszke es eros.
sege es egy evvel ezel6tt AL
hihette mindenki, hogy abbar
az allamban dinamit sem rob.
banthatia XII a torvenyhozas
gepezeteit a korrupt gang ke-
ZebOl.
A pennsylvania, eredmenye.
ket valosagos f0ldrengesnek lie.
het nevezni es a k0vetkezme.
nye valoszinileg az lesz, hogy
az allan nagyszeru kormany.
zoja hamarosan belep es We
zet6 helyet kap az 1940-es ell
n0ki aspiransok k0zt. Ebben a
pillanatban senki mines az or.
szagban, aki nalanal melt6b.
ban lephetne a Roosevelt 0r0.
kebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
HETI SZEMIE

(Folytatas ak oldalrol)
az elnok, hogy bejuttatta az
allami kormanyzatba a demok-
rata jeloltet, inert peldaul
Ohioban egyetlen szavazata
mem volt Rooseveltnek,. hogy
a Davey kormanyzatat, meg
egyszei eladja a polgarsagnak.
De a viz0zOnSzeru Roosevelt
tobbseg magaval sodort maid
mem minden allamban minden
jeloltet. ''%t..i&V y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12

vetkezmenyeket es - elmen-
mex egyparan nyugdijba.
Ha egyik sem tortenik meg,
akkor az elnOk el0tt ket ut
all. Alkotmany- odositast fog
ajanlani a nemzetnek, ami
hosszadalmas es bizonytalan
kimenetelu eljaras, vagy modo-
sitja magat a supreme court
OF, amihez meg van a lehet6-
sege a jelenlegi kongresszusi
t0bbseggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
DE MACA A BEREMELES

tenye jo hangulatot csinalt
az egesz orszagban, kiilonosen,
inert ugyanakkor t0bb gyar
bejelentette, hogy karacsonyra
bonuszt ad a munkasnak.
A beremeles es bonuszok hi
reivel egyid6ben a vallalatok
szazai rekord-profitot jelentet-
tex a reszvenyeseiknek, s6t a
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
is elismerte a het vegen, hogy
"jo viszonyok vannak' es meg
jobbakat lehet varni a k0vet-
kez6 honapokra. (Furcsa be-
jelentes volt ez azok reszer6l,
akik a Roosevelt megvalaszta-
sanak az esetere tonkrejutas-
tol feltettek az orszagot.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
MEM KIS NYERESECE A

nemzetnek, hogy ez a va
lasztas, legalabb egyel6re meg
szabaditotta Coughlint6l es a
k0ril0tte larnazo freak-ekt6l
az orszagot. &
Coughlin a nyaron Cleve-
landban ait igerte, hogy ha
kilenc millio szavazatot mem
kap a jel0ltje, akkor elnemul
es a jozan polgarsag megk0ny-
nyebbilve figyelte, hogy ennek
a tizedresze sem szavazott a
Coughlin jel0ltre.
A valasztas utan a four az
igeretet visszaszivta es kijelen-
tette, hogy a kiizdelem csak
ezutan kezd6dik; de neh&ny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
MOLNAR ISTVAN
titkar.

raleptek es amely a munka-
soknak AIT helyezte kilatasba,
hogy dragassag eseten auto
matikusan emelik a munkabe-
reket, aresesek idejen ugyan-
csak automatikusan fogjak AIT
levagni.
Ez mem olyan egyszeru ker-
des, ami felett az elso latasra
lehet itelni, inert jo es rossz
oldalai is vannak ennek a
rendszernek, kul0n fogunk hat
vele rSvid lido mulva foglal-
kozni ebben az ujsagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12
COUGHLIN AZONBAN
MEGHIBBANT,

d SdlaI nepSZeruSegeC mem
birta, hitlerje kivant lenni a
nemzetnek es a NUSJ-t mar
azzal 6 bevallott cellal akarta
megszervezni.
Mikor latta, hogy a radio
papot ugyan kedveltek, de hit
lerekb6l lit mem kernek, kese-
rusegeben meghibbant es te-
bolyodott ember modjara uvol-
toz0tt az orszagban.
Megdobbent felhaborodassal
hallgatta a polgarsag, mikor
az elnokot hol arulonak, hol
komediasnak, hol scab-nek ne
vezte IS mem bocsatottak meg
neki ezeket a kiszolasokat ak
kor sem, mikor nap-nap utan
nyilvanos bocsanatkeresre ra-
kenyszeritette a k0zvelemeny.
Amilyen cricket es nyerese-
get jelentett hat ev el6tt, hogy
Coughlin, az akkor meg SEE
reny Is j6zan Coughlin meg
szolalt, eppen olyan orommel
s0p0rte most lie a kozszereples
szinpadjarol a szavazok meg
semmisit6en nagy t0bbsege.
A KISEBBSEGI JELOLTEK,
akikre rendes koriilmenyek
kozt a tiltakozni akaro polga-
rok savannah, ezuttal jelentek
telen eredmenyekkel kenytele-
mex megelegedni, ami maid
mem a teljes kiradisozasukat
jelenti
A szocialistak is keves sza-
vazatot kaptak, amire szami-
tani lehetett a Norman Tho
mas kampanya utan, a kom-
munistakat azonban egyszeri-
en- 0sszemorzsoltak.
Meg New Yorkban, a komu-
nistak f6feszkeben sem ertek
el annyi szavazatot, amely tor
venyesen biztositana a helyet
a szamukra a k0vetkez6 valasz-
tas ticketjen es mem 0szinte
az a mentseg, hogy fels6 uta-
sitasra az "egysegfront" jel0lt-
jeire szavaztak, inert azok a
jel0ltek ebb6l mem kertek.
A val6sag az, hogy a kom-
munista part es a kommuniz-
mus nalunk 1932-1934-ben a
zenitjet elerte es azota egyre
cs0kken a szama es az ereje.
Meg negy evi javulo gazdasagi
helyzet es a kommunizmus
olyan kellemetlen kis emlek
lesz ebben az orszagban, mint
a popularizmus, amelyet ma
alig ismer a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-12

nap alatt megerezte, hogy eb-
ben a pillanatban a teljes visz-
szavonulasat ohajtjak es a het
vegere a NUSJ irodait bezar-
tax.
Hogy visszater-e a jov6ben a
politikai arenaba es hogy erre
megkapja-e az egyhazatol a
felhatalmazast, AIT egyel6re
mem tudni.
Coughlin evekkel ezelott er-
tekes szolgalatokat vegzett a
nemzetnek es ha ket eve ell
hallgatott volna, egy halas
nemzet megtartotta volna
hosszu ideig az emlekeben.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
Politics Is Not Considera-
ton in Tobacco Program
Continued from Page oneo

teal effects of such a season or wheth
er it might hurt or help the political
aspirations of any candidates won't
amount to damn as far as I am con-
cerned. But I want to de sure that
such a session would be for the best
interests of the tobacco farmers and
can really accomplish something be-
fore I call it."
Answers Critics.
This statement was made by the
governor in indirect reply to the re-
ports which have been going the
rounds here to the effect that one of
the main reasons he has so far declin-
ed to call special session of the Gen
eral Assembly to consider the enact
ment of State tobacco crop control
and social security legislation has
been because of the fear that it might
help the chances of some of the can
didates for governor and iniure the
chances of others The belief in many
circles here is that special session
of the General Assembly would pro-
baby prove of more political benefit
to the guebrnatorial candidacy of
Lieutenant Governor A. H. Graham
than any one else, and possibly to that
of DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald, though
both Mcdonald and many of his sup
porters maintain that they would
much rather not have a special ses-
sion than have one from a purely poll
tical standpoint. Much of the political
opinion here is that a special session
would not be of any political benefit
to Clyde r. Hoey, of Shelby 1t is not
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

which it will be utterly impossible for
any sort Of State pact to be made eff
fective," Governor Ehringhuas said.
There is also serious doubt as to
whether such an act would be con-
stitutional, since its purpose would be
to limit production of a certain crop
in limited number of states I would
not hold back, however, because Of
doubt of it's constitutionality."
Governor Ehringhaus also reiterat-
ed former statements to the effect
that he doubted if such a tobacco pro-
duction pact as is being proposed
could be made sufficiently effective to
prevent sharp declines in prices un-
less it included Georgia as well as
North and South Carolina and Vir-
ginia. He indicated that if and when
he became convinced that a special
session was necessary he might call
it. but not before.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

believed it would greatly affect the
chances of John A. McRae, of Char
lotte, the fourth candidate, one way
or the other. So far, both Graham and
Mcdonald are urging a special session
for the enactment of tobacco control
and social security legislation, while
Hoey and McRae have not as vet had
anything to say with regard to a spe-
cial session.
Public Doesn't Know.
The trouble with all this special
session and tobacco crop control talk
is that the public generally does not
realize how many complicated angles
there are both to the tobacco control
problem and to special session, Gov
ernor Ehringhaus pointed out. If the
legislature should be called into ses-
sion right now and should enact a
state tobacco control law to limit to-
bacco production, and even if Virginia
and South Carolina should do the
same thing, it would not be worth the
paper it was written on unless Con-
gress should likewise pass an act do
ing two things, Governor Ehringhaus
said. These two things are:
1. Lift the present ban against
State pacts.
2. Specifically permit States to en-
ter into State pacts for the purpose of
controlling the production of tobacco
No Move in Congress.
$50 far as 1 can learn, not a single
member of Congress has made a move
to introduce such a bill, without
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

airy, amounted to $712,2S7 as compar-
ed with $4,000 in February, 1885. It
is estimated that the normal retail
business done in January should have
amounted to at least $4,000, 900 and
the tax collected should hence have
amounted to at least 100000. Thus
sales tax receipts were cut almost
100000 by the bad weather in jan
uary, while the gross sales of mer-
chants were reduced about $6,250,O0O
by the excessive snow and extreme
cold.
Gas Collections Hold Up.
The expected reduction in receipts
from the gasoline tax did not mat
erialize, however, the revenue from
the gasoline tax in February amount
ing to 81, 343,8 1926 as compared with on
ly $1,240,077 in February, 1885. In fact,
the highway revenue from all sources
increased in February of this year
over February of last year by $685., 271,
since collections in February this year
amounted to $780,, 226 as compared
with $1,683,954 in February, 1885. But
for the eight months period ending
February 20, 1886, collections amounc-
ed to SIS, SOC, 706 while collections for
the corresponding eight months end
ing Feb. g. 1885, amounted to $19,-
037,0 16, in dicating that highway rev.
nue. collections so far in this fiscal
year are $530,3 behind the collec-
tions to the same date last year.
The fact that there was no decrease
in gasoline tax collections during Feb
ruary is ascribed to the fact that the
snow and bad weather necessitated a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
Number Cases Disposed
Of BY Superior Court;
Prison Terms Are Given

years old, was found guilty of two
forgery charges, he having forged the
names of Robert p. Fleming and
Thomas j. Harrington to checks. and
mad attempted to cash the same. In
edcn case, he was sent to the State
Fr1son for two years, the sentences to
run concurrently. Francis Cash, said
TO be about Fl, was tried in one case
Jointly with Evans, and was given six
months in the penitentiary.
The only other case tried up to the
recess today was that of w. E. Wood
lief, farmer in WILLIAMSBURG town.
ship, who was found guilty of assault
ing his landlord, J. o. Plat, and was
given II months on the roads.
Cases disposed of yesterday by the
court included the following.
Jeff Scott was called and failed on
a charge of drunk driving, and judg-
ment absolute on the surety of his
bond was rendered. F. B. Hight and
F. S. Page are the bondsmen.
Herbert Jenkins, Negro, was guilty
OF reckless driving, and was given 90
days on the roads, and his drivers Ii
cense revoked 80 days after the ex-
piration of the road term
Mrs. LIME Pickett and Mrs. w. C..
Carpenter were charged with receiv-
ing and possessing stolen goods They
appealed from an 18 months sentence
in recorders court. The case was
stricken from the docket and the
costs paid into court were ordered re-
turned to the defendant.
Tony Falkner was guilty of reckless
driving and the jury recommended
mercy. Judgment was suspended upon
payment of costs, SO to Branch and
$18 to Pattie Fields. His drivers Ii
cense was revoked for six months.
Willie E. Fits, who appealed from a
two year sentence from recorders
court on a charge of bastardy, was
found not guilty.
William Henry Green, Negro, was
guilty of breaking and entering and
larceny and receiving. He was given
two years in State Prison with recon-
mendation from the court that he be
examined by a competent physician
for tuberculosis.
In the case of Ollie Lufsey, charged
with embezzling from the Vance
Theatre while employed there the
grand jury returned mot a true bill
Much Of the afternoon session was
taken up with the trial of David
Thompson, charged with breaking
and entering Geo. w. Powelrs store in
South Henderson on the night of De-
cember 10. The case went to the Jury
after four o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

ing:
"What can we do to cool down the
situation in Japan?"
Give moral support to the liberals
and their efforts. That is the answer.
Any "war scares" simply will build
UP a mi1itarist-fascist regime, which
would lead Japan in a mad race to-
ward a world holocaust.
THEIR "PATRIOTIC' CRY
In each country where fascism
gains control and the people are SUBJ
iugated there is first a patriotic cry
to stir the emotions of the masses.
When those emotions have served the
purpose Of the "patrioteers," the peo-
pie find their chains welded.
In Japan, the cry was to save the
throne from the corruption of lib
eralism. Not socialism or communism,
but liberalism.
Where the emperor still is regarded
as a divine figure, that should not
seem strange.
The Japanese, in turn laugh at
some of our pet "heresies."
CHANGING RAPIDLY
At that the change in Japan is
more rapid than people suspect The
Japanese masses have been moving
year by year, step by step, to the left
(They had been at the utter extreme
of the right)
Because Of the extreme poverty of
the masses (and the regulars in the
army are of the masses.) Fascist
leaders were able to impregnate the
army first-promising the .:lasses a
greater voice through the army. It
was a subtle, shrewd plea.
If the fascists had not struck now,
however, their opportunity might
have passed forever. Their weakness,
not their strength, caused them 10
strike so lily prepared.