The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-18

Negro lawyer of Washington, a pretty
smart politician. 1t polled 1914 votes !,
1910.
Something New-A Political Poin, q,
View in Law Enforcement. From David
Lawrence's column of the 10th inst A.
a New Dealers dinner in March 1910
the POSTMASTER, much applauded. said.
"The New Deal is more dynamic than
Fascism and more revolutionary than
Communism Then Mr.. Biddle, Attor.
ney General, urged his hearers to keen
up the fight for New Dealism regardless
of the war. Hesaid the New Deal is
mot just a group of theorists or liner.
ais but a political party tied un with
the labor movement under an able poli.
teal leader-a vigorous labor movement
gives it strength" No drastic action
has been taken against a labor union
even on fragrant violations of laws and
NLRB orders. But Montgomery Ward is
taken over by armed soldiers to enforce
a labor demand. Mr.. Biddle's attention
has been called to specific violations of
the Corrupt Practices Act by labor
unions and declines to take any action
Can any more be lone just yet to bring
a dictatorship of the proletariat ?"
If There Should Be a Fourth Term
the children who entered school at the
beginning of the first term would have
passed thru high school and college
without knowing other thar Roosevelt
propaganda whole generation satura.
ted with the false, class conscious, new
deal teachings. They are teaching as
fast as they can that the bottom rail
should be on top. That is what we had
such a terrible time combating in the
decade 1865-1S75. A few super-good
politicians are seeking to lead the
workers" (and by that they mean the
people who use their hands and not
their heads, broad across the shoulders.
narrow between the eyes) to dominance
in the Nation. The Super-Politicos would
be all powerful. the workers their dupes.
all others their victims. They would oc-
cupy the seats of the mighty, have
Courts to decide cases according to
politics, not according to law. Labor
leaders like John L. Lewis and Caesar"
Petrillo would be above claw. Social
revolptionaries have the ears Of the
mighty. The Government would lay down
directives to rule infinitely the lives of
the little people forced or bribed to do
the bidding of the ruling Mr.. Big. 1914
is the last year we will have a chance
to choose. TIL Na2is raised up a genera
ton not allowed to hear any teaching
but that of their Nazi Rulers; raised
the generation up to be ~fanatical de-
tenders of the doctrines they were
taught; raised the generation to fight
desperately for their super-men Rulers.
hole underneath the shade of the trees
in the yard, when it was hot.
Last weekend Spot became i'll. The
mouth that had often received the
choice morsels of the household. re-
fused to respond to offers of food. The
look in his eyes became hazy. The legs
that carried him about the house and
premises would no longer respond to
the 1.-THE muscles Of his early doghood.
Tuesday night he retired early. When
a member of the home came in, he
greeted her with a familiar bark heard
many, many times. Soon afterwards, he
dropped off into his last sleep. He
could not die alone. His Job of watch
ing after things until relieved, was
faithful to the last.
Today a mound in the yard where he
first roped with his young master, is
marked with a bouquet of flowers. Both
mute testimonies of the love and beauty
Of natures gift to mankind.