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kaip Lietuviai savo Laisve gyn6 Is metal atga|

ciu nelaisves., AS pas juos apsinakvojau. EMO
nes, suzinoje kad as atbeges is bolseviku nelais-
yes, vien man nese duonos, kit lasiniu paspir-
gine, ar dar ko kito. Vaisno kaip koki ddziau-
sia svecia.
Rytojaus diena atejau ] Radviliski ir tie
siog komiteta. Cia man dave pastote vaziuoti
j Brzus. Pastotininkas parsiveze name pas
save. Dave drapanu kad nesusalciau ir paval-
gydino Birzu policija nusunte name Pas
vail pas komendanta.
Atvykes pas komendanta, atidaviau jam
Birzu policijos iteikta popieriu Komendantas,
paziurejes ] popieriu, nustebes paklause names,
ar as is tikruju esu savanoris, mes is nuovargio
atrodziau labai senas. Isklausinejes, kaip man
sekesi pas bolsevikus ir Latvius, dawes rasteli
liepe nueiti pas artelninka, kur gavau net dvi
porcijas valgyti.
Saviskiai names nepazinO
Nakti labai sunkiai susirgau. Name krete
drugys. Tuose namuose, kur as buvau apsina-
kvojes, buvo gerasirdziai jaunuolis ir mergaite.
Jie visa nakti negesino ziburio ir Wis name klo-
ste ir slauge.
Kick pasveikes nuvykau j Baisogala kur
stovejo musu dalis. Bataliono vadas name ge-
raj pazinojo, bet dabar visai nepazino ir pa
klause mano pavardes. Pagaliau pazines nusi-
vede name pas pulko vada skirpa Jie abudu
visko names smulkiai isklausinejo ir pagaliau
leido eiti j kuopa. Kuopoje nepazino net tie,
kuruos as buvau issivedes SUI savim sava-
norius. Pazine, zurejo name, klausesi mano
pasakojimu, per veidus jiems asaros byrejo.
Virsila Bukucinskas liepe paruosti man gerus
pietus, ukvedys isdave man naujus drabuzius,
draugai nusivede pirti. Navickas ir Vaicaitis
pirtyje ilgai name prause. Gyvunai vietomis
man net oda buvo praede. Po to nuskuto barz-
da, nukirpo plaukus ir aprenge naujas drabu-
ziais.
IS pirties parejau jau visai kitas zmogus,
tik buvau labai nusilpes; vos parsvyravau. Pas
virsila jau ir gaidys buvo paruostas. Gardziai
valgeme ir meiliai kalbejomes.
Pc to vel ejau savo pareigas, kuopos va
das kapitonas Gabrenas kas rytas nuo saves
duodavo man po du kotlietus kad galeciau grei-
ciau pasitaisyti. Ir ligi sio laiko as jam de-
kngas uz jo gera sirdi.
Nepasveikau ir lgi siol: CELIA rankas, ko-
jas r turiu skilvio liga. Visa tai parsinesiau
is nelasves ir savo begimo Lietuvon. Bet ne
nusimenu - tai auka del musu tevynes laisves.
Veliau tarnavau SINE pestininku pulke.
Juozas Mikalauskas Silkaiciu k, Alvito v.
Vilkaviskio ap. 1888 m. Geguzes men. II d.
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APDOVANOTIEJI

| 4 pest L. K. Mindaugo pulko eilinis Povi-
las Babickas 1919 M Vasario 18 d. nakt su
"a kareiviais puole bolsevikus Krekenavoje. Boil
seviku buvo per 80 zmoniu; ju puseje buvo
ginkluota milicija ir vietos bolsevikQ. Tuo bu-
du prieso jegos buvo zymiai stipresnes. Babicko
sumanumo ir iniciatyvos deka puolimas buvo
| ivykdytas prizes ryta if priesui j uznugari uze-
JUS Babickas, nukirpes prieso telefonus risan-
cius bolseviku pozicijas SUI uznugariu, pats pir-
mas narsiai puole j miesteli. Nors priesas at
kakliai gynesi, bet musiskiai, nieko nepaisy-
dami, ejo pirmyn ir priesas pradejo netvarkin-
gai begti is Krekenavos Musiskiai paeme boil
seviku komiteta, milicija ir keleta Rusu boise
viku kareiviu.
Eli. P. Babickas uz narsuma ir sumanuma
apdovanotas Vyties kryzium.
APDOVANOTIEJI
Buvusio Pasvalio bataliono zvalgu koman-
dos Povilas Kaskes, kiles is Linkuvos, -siauliu
ap., 1919 m. Lapkricio d. gavo vado isakyma
atlikti zvalgyba ir savo veiksmais (demonstra-
cija) isjudinti priesa. Jis, kaip vyresnyss zval-
gas, pasieme su savim dar keturis drasesnius wy
rus ir slaptai uzejo bermontininku uznugari.
Nakti, prejes Muro Panemunes miesteli, slap
tai prisnko prie Vokecio sargybinio tylomis
il nukove ir, ramiai SUI savo draugais priejes
prie bermontininku uzimtu namu, pro langus
nete, rankines granatas. Vienas Vokietis ka-
cininkas ir trys zandarai buvo nukauti, o septyni
VokieCia kareiviai suzeisti. Xiii Vokieciai So
xe atidenge ugni, nerviskai saudydami is kulkos-
vaidziu ir vieno bombosvaidzio, bet pasaude ry-
a, patys pasitrauke j semberga. Pats Kaske-
is buvo suzestas ] galva ir neteko vienos akies.
% zvalgas Kubilius zuvo prie pat miestelio.
'ukeles toki siauba ir ibaugines bermontininkus
<askelis SUI savo draugais atitrauke Vokieciu
ali is Birzu rajono r tue budu daug padejo
ietuviu operacijoms prizes bermontnnkus. Kas-
ellis apdovanotas Vyties kryzumi
Gus daugiau)
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tbs uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai, kurie to-
sesi po 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
darbu pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolmas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
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prasykit prisiusti jums 610 puslapip
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(Laiskas Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungai, Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijai, Amerikos Lietuviu
Tarvbai ir snaldail
Evening star., 1945-06-27

KEMNFNV Kennedy Mr.. 4th NV.
AAAAs'A0A RA. $500 Mot. l PM.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day. JON HALL, MARIA
MONTFZ in SUSAN" At 1:25,
2.on. $40. E.h6 a.4n
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Capitol - Son of Lassie":: II am,
las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: LOS, 3:55, $40 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia Love-: Has
am, 2:l0. 4:30, 6:55 and $40 pm.
Earle-"'Pillow to Post: II am,
lao, 4:30 pm. Stage shows: 1885,
$50 pm. Bond premiere of The
Corn Is Green" at $50 pm.
Keith's-"China Sky: 11:55 am,
l:55, 1855, 5:55. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little Thunder Rock: II am,
12:45. 2:30, 4:20, Sos, 7:55 and 9:45
pm.
Metropolitan-"Affairs of Susan:
Ills am, 1:2O, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Palace - Salty O'Rourke': 10:45
am, 12:55, sos, Sis. 7:25 and $40
pm
Pix-"First Film Concert 2:30,
S, 7:35 and 1910 pm.
Trans-LuX -. News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


Here is a neat little success story
that could prove inspiring to many
talented people begged down by the
fact that they don't look their years.
You've seen the type, perhaps, and
admired their immature appear
ance.
Edward Dmytryk is one who final
ly whipped the handicap. Eddie is a
movie director, developed during
the past two years into one of
Hollywood's greatest. He is SO years
old, but looks at least IL years
younger.
When he finally convinced the
bosses over at RKO that he was
something more than a messenger
coming in with the mail, Eddie got
chance to direct an inconspicuous,
ow-budget number called Hit
ler's Children" Nobody expected
much of it--or the kidlike looking
fellow assigned to its direction
However. "Hitler's Children" be-
came a smash hit, crossing more
than $4,000, ,000-something of rec
ord for an RKO movie. The brass
hats in the front Office took another
look at the quiet, boyish Dmytryk
and handed him a second unin-
spired morsel, Behind the Rising
Sun" Result: Another tremendous
box Office hit.
Now "The Kid" was on the inside
track. He was awarded the job of
making a Ginger Rogers picture.
Tender Comrade" is listed as one
of Ginger's finest.
Along came the rights to Ray
mond Chambers Farewell, My
Lovely" and the job of directing
was intrusted to no one but Eddie
Dmytryk. AS Murder, My Sweet"
it has become the most discussed
picture of its type filmed this year.
1t carved a new career for Dick
Powell 1t also has taken in about
$5 100000 gross for RKO.
This week Dmytryk is on his way
to Boston, to be guest of honor at
the world premiere of his latest pro-
duction, Back to Bataan,"' the first
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Youth Was a Handicap

story of guerrilla warfare In the
Philippines to reach the screen
Those who have had an advance
peep, describe it modestly as the best
Of all war pictures to date.
Dmytryk, 5 feet 7, weighing 155
has had to fight that youthful ap-
pearance since he broke into the film
business around Hollywood.
4 r
1--we worn glasses. grown boards
and resorted to every other known
Evening star., 1945-06-27
All Laxjatives
Are Not Alike

Folks-here's GREAT news for eacf
md every one who needs laxative nov
and then" II you think for a minute
that all Iavatives are more or less alike
you certainly have a real SURPRISE
awaiting when you take Kruschen Salts
| When you feel bloated headschy and
meanly sluggish-because you need a
good cleaning out--what you then should
try is KRUsCHEN SALTS. Kruschen
gets to work fast-giyes gentle, thorough
satisfaction. That's why your first ex-
perience with Kruschen should positively
delight you.
When you want relief you want II
IPRONTO. kruschen, true saline laX-
ative. answers today's need TO-DAY. Nc
wonder 245 MILLION bottles have been
sold the world over to date.--So set
Kruschen Salts from your druggist or
the assurance that you must be actu-
ally oyerjoyed ooroyou Or you viii receive
| tion--use only as directed. Regulate thu
dose to suit your own reauirements. Re:
| member the name-kRUSCHEN SALTs
t-at all druggists.
Evening star., 1945-06-27

device to add years to my face" said
Eddie, ''but none worked. ! renenl-
Der when I was rs and chance
came up to direct low-budget pic
ture at Paramount. had been run
ming errands on the lot, and doing
odd jobs. So grew a big n1ustache
and went into one of the top execu-
tives to apply for the job. He
Evening star., 1945-06-27

laughed me out Of the office. Said I
looked like ham actor"
In 1889 when he salvaged a picture
which seemed destined for the ash
can, even before 1t was finished,
Paramount took chance. They
made him a director.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1945-06-27

SHERIDAN Go, Ave. 8 Sheridan.
SAAaA~AAN RA. 24oo. Mot | PM.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Through Friday VERONICA
LAKE, EDDIE BRACKEN in BRING
ON THE GIRLS AT 1:30, 3:35,
5:35. 7:40, g:4n
Evening star., 1945-06-27

GIT VEp Ga. Ave. 6 CoiesviiIs Pike
MALI A SH. $500 Mot. ! Pm.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Through Friday. DENNIS
MORGAN in GOD IS MY CO.
PILOT" At 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, T40,
Evening star., 1945-06-27

rENTpHT 425 9th ST. NV.
SHN AasHA NE. 2s41 Opens lo.45
Healthfully AR Conditioned.
Today Through Friday EDWARD
BROMBFRG in THE MISSING
CORPSE At 11:2O. 2:20, $50.
$50. BING CROSBY. BETTY HUT
TON in HERE COMES THE WAVES
AT y 90 Q.OA E..nl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-17

Prepares teachers for all special lines OF
work; each Course leads to the Bachelors
Degree and Teachers Certificate
I. Elementary Grades
2. Later Elementary Grades
3. Junior High School
4. Senior High School
5. Administrators and Supervisors
6. Fine Arts
7. Industrial Arts
8. Home Economics
9. Music
10. Physical Education
III. Special Education
II. Rural Supervisors
13. Commercial Teachers
IA. School Librarians
Is. Rural Teachers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-17

the Normal School the
II Ofpas in hat ftechng andm n
% branches perain tepuIc ID
o heS hteoM nhian"
Cw
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-17
What Michigan State Normal College Does for the Student

Offers undergraduate programs leading
to the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of
Science Degree; a program leading to the
Master of Arts Degree.
Offers professional courses for those
wishing to enter
Business Administration Law
Dentistry Medicine
Engineering Forestry
Social Work
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Social Work

A fully approved school of Occupational
Therapy offers four-year course leading
to the Bachelor of Science Degree.
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Warhastken mthe Veteran Some years ncoDg
enable regain them. The American Veteran faced battle bet
fed better clothed trained He houdfae life the
way Veeamo 1861 1885, and 1917 attended college, here
"Oppotmty knocks The Co., Bills the
Vtennsoppormiy At this college moderate prevail
Arrange
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-17

The "G.L BH' Extends Opportunities to Veterans
at Michigan State Normal College
Evening star., 1945-07-08

The Manor Richelieu FishinI
Camp, with its 36-mile- tract
of land, including 80 lakes accessibl.
by well-cared-for trails through
some of Quebecs magnificent fores
land, has opened for a season which
will last through September.
From the Manor in Murray Bay
the trip to the camp is made daily
by station wagon. 1t covers 40 mile,
of picturesque, winding roads lead.
ing along the great ST. Lawrence
Seaway to st. Simeon, then climbing
an inland route to the camp site
! 800 feet above the sea level.
Three log cabins, each CONSISTING
of two rooms for two or four persons
with showers and modern equip.
ment; a main lodge with dining
room, lounge, great stone fireplace.
and up-to-date kitchen comprise
the camp.
A new resort beach for North
Carolina is predicted as the result
of sale of the lands of the Caswel
Carolina Corp, lying near South
port, to a group of Goldsboro busi-
nessmen. Eighteen hundred acres
changed hands in the deal.
The property has more than
miles of ocean frontage, east anc
west of the Oak Island Coast Guarc
Station, and bounded on the east
by the Fort Caswell Navy Section
Base, still in use, and on the wesi
by Long Beach.
The new owners said that Just as
soon as priorities we're lifted they
planned the building of a modern
summer and winter resort.
y
Miss Norma Martin was choser
queen of the Wildwood by the Sea
IN. j. 35th Annual Baby Parade
which will be held August g.
This years queen is the 19-year-
old daughter of freeholder and Mrs
Stanley Martin of Gloucester County
and Wildwood. Miss Martin is 6
graduate of the local high school
class of 1914, and has just com.
pleted a year at Leland Power,
School of the theater and radio.
Many entries have been received
and the committee expects thil
years registration to hit an all
time high. More than $400 in Wa
Bonds and Stamps will be awarded
to the winners in the six divisions
At least eight bands will be il
the line of march.
Ocean City IN. j. Plays ane
Players, the little theater group thai
presented so many stage favorite
the past few years, is again a head
liner on the schedule of summe
attractions.
The veteran director, John Cor
don, is back with the cast which in
cludes many of the original foot
light favorites and several nev
names. Papa Is ALL" the rollick
Evening star., 1945-07-08

improved until the Britannia's orig.
inal two weeks voyage has beer
cut to a trifie under four days BY
the new superliner Queen Mary
The Queen Mary and Queen Eliza.
beth are each 10 times the tonnage
of the first Cunarder.
There were four steamers in the
original Cunard service, the Britain
MAS sister ships being the Acadia
Caledonia and Columbia, making
trips to and from America every
fortnight.
Samuel Cunard, founder of the
Cunard Line, was born in Halifax
Nova Scotia, in 1780, and was one
of the greatest figures of the early
days of steam navigation. He was
the heaviest stockholder in the
Royal William, steamship built
in Quebec in 1881. After two years
of service between st. Lawrence
ports, Pictou and Halifax, this ship
crossed the Atlantic entirely under
her own steam In 1888, the first OF
all steamships to make this record.
The Savannah, which sailed from
Savannah, Ga, in May, 1919, is gen.
orally credited with being the first
steamship to cross the Atlantic, but
as she used sails, instead OF steam,
most of the time, her voyage can
Evening star., 1945-07-08

Write to each member ranch for
yoar copy OF its beautifully
illustrated Booklet VA.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

ginning to unfold their buds, and
Blue Ridge Parkway officials think
the display will reach its maximum
early next week, but there will be
a wide variation due to sharply
varying attitudes.
n X
Mexico's tourist business in the
past year turned native and the
word tourist" took on home
connotation, reports the American
Express Travel Service.
"The year 1914 was banner
travel year, as thousands of Mex
leans unhampered by war restric-
tions on gasoline and tires, and
flushed with wartime prices. toured
their own country, states the travel
service. Popular resorts reported
their finest business with fiesta
events their largest crowds in his
tory.
Mexico's new hotels and restau-
Evening star., 1945-07-08
AcCouniancy

One-year course covers Il
qualities for Basic Account;
In Government and private
NJ. C s degrees in
educational. Registration
Year Book.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

scarcely be set down as q crossing
under steam.
| OF the four original Cunarders
the Acadia was the fastest, making
the voyage from Liverpool to Halifax
in IL days and hours, In August
1840, and from Halifax to Liverpool
in days and 81 hours. in July, 1841
These records caused sensation al
the time.
The new steamship company was
so successful that the Hibernia was
added In 1943 and the Cambria in
1845. In 1847 the Cunard Line in
augurated a service to New York
with four new ships, the Niagara,
Canada, Europa and America.
The Europa is credited with max
ing the run from Liverpool to New
York in II days and 3 hours, while
the America is said to have steamed
from Halifax to Liverpool in days
and 10 hours, attaining a speed of
IL knots, considered fast going at
the time.
Fast steamers of the line from
those days onward included the
Asia, Persia, Servia, Umbria, Etruria,
Campania, Lucania, Mauretania,
Aquitania and then, the greatest
ships of all these, the Queen Mary
and Queen Elizabeth.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
The Travellers Notebook
cunord Marks First Liners 105th Anniversary;
Quebec's Manor Fishing Camp Opens Season;
Wildwood Picks Queen for Annual Baby Parade

Cunard Line last week celebrated
the 105th anniversary of the sail
ing of its first ship, the Britannia,
in 1840, from Liverpool for Halifax
and Boston, a voyage which oc-
cupied l3 days and IL hours, allow
ing for the IL hours spent at Hall
Evening star., 1945-07-08
RESORTS.
BIRD HAVEN, VA.
Alum Springs

In the Mountains near Orkney Spring
Swimming, Tennis, Dancing, Mountain
Climbing, Riding Available. Never a Dull
Moment. Scenic Roads to Historic Spots
A Vocation Thot Will Do You Good
Inyigorating mountain air. Health giving
water. Delicious home cooked food All
outside rooms with Private Baths or Run
ming Water. Innerspring Mattresses
Blankets needed every night. Weekly
rates S27 80 up. single; S52 so up. double
We meet Greyhound busses at Mt. Jackson
by appointment. Restricted
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross, Bird Haven, Va
Evening star., 1945-07-08

fax The Britannia's speed was
slightly above 8 knots.
Although not the first steamship
to cross the Atlantic Ocean, she was
the first to sail on regular sched-
ule, inaugurating a transatlantic
service which has been constantly
Evening star., 1945-07-08
RESORTS.
TRAVEL MAGAZINE

Includes Fla, the S0., NYC, Jersey, Canada,
Enroute, Hotels, Restaurants, Prices, Resorts,
S5qissi; s5l sts ss Soe NSe pSsepais The GiMLET
Evening star., 1945-07-08
CiNNABAR

Famous Mike Hastings. corral
moss. Only 1 hour from New
York. Good riding and food
PEEKSKIIL, N Y. Tel: 43O
Evening star., 1945-07-08

rants, many OF which held their
initial opening last season, are
preparing for postwar travellers.
The Mexican government is inter-
ested in building UP a large tourist
trade and is preparing to encourage
postwar travel. To further aid the
turist the Department of Gober-
nacion has named a committee to
visit the leading districts of the
republic with the intention of OPEN
ing branch tourist departments in
each section.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
VIRGINIA

Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Ski Ohalrt

Spend your vacation at an elevation of
$500 #. Pleasantly cool. Season June
Is to Sept. Is. Rate, weekly $3.50 and
Washington via U. S. IL TO Mt. Jackson,
then miles west Approved by A. A. A.
Write for information regarding transpor-
tation to Sky Chalet, Macanie, Va.
SHENANDOAH .yALLEY-spend your va.
cation at Black and White Log Cabins
Fairfield, Virginia, 1876 miles. Country
meals, individual modern cabins.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

ing, uproarious, Pennsylvania Dutch
comedy, is next In the summer rep
ertoirie and will be produced July
27-28 in the high school auditorium.
Ocean bathing Is becoming a
popular night sport since the lift
ing of all war restrictions, the bril-
liant boardwalk illumination max
Ing the beach almost as bright as
day.
r Il ~
More than 14,300 persons, many
OF them servicemen, visited Craggy
Gardens during the two-week period
when gates to the motor road
were opened by the forest service.
A good percentage of them toiled
up the half-mile trail to the top
of the pinnacle to get a good view
OF the acres of purple blossoms,
which this year were not as bril-
liant as usual.
The white rhododendron are be-
Evening star., 1945-07-08

Riding. Largest string saddle
horses in East. Large lake
All sports. l hr. from N. Y. c.
PEEKSKILL, N. Y, Tel: 4O2
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

he carries many friends with him; when ne falls,
others fall-The question arises, what will become
of Ma Perkins, Wallace and Mrs. Bethune? -To my
way Of thinking Wallace was never Presidential
timber, but many Negroes were hoping Wallace
void get that RFC. job, 50 uhe cold give govern
ment money to some degree parasites, who make
their living carrying tin cups around-We hope Mrs
Bethune will go back to Daytona Beach and attend
to her schooLDuring the campaign this writer
pointed out to the voters that they may not have
liked Dewey, but how about Truman?2Now Tru-
man may turn out to be better than Roosevelt, who
newsstand then he may not. Truman owes you
Negroes nottingham voted for Roosevelt The
Demcratic platform eliminated any direct mention
of the rac-I1l await the decisions Of Truman with
glee. The late Boake Carter used to say quite often,
on the radio, Man process and God disposes''; man
said, "Never hange horses crossing a stream
God, with one stroke cuts the life Of one Of the great
est of riders of modern times stream or no stream
This thing called life is much, much too much
Wallace almost made it for Vice President Kelly
Of Chicago threw in the harpoon that killed Wallace
He, Wallace, must have been thinking of that at
the swearing in Of President Truman because he
had to be carried out after the CEREMONY Tru-
man decides to get rid Of Wallace, and we think he
will, it is good bye for Wallace politically and he
can go raise some more pigs to kill, and corn to pillow
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

contrast between their democratic pretensions and
despOtic practices.
But, if this is true of the slavocrat Of the old
South, is it not an equally valid explanation of the
American dilemma today? AS preposterously alb
surd as in Abraham Johnstone's day are those who
one moment declaim on democracy" and "human
rights" and the next moment justify segregation,
discrimination and "white supremacy The in
congruity is there. It palpitates. We protest a
galnst it. We pass legislation to curb it. But there
It remains, and will remain as long as class rule re-
cains-as long, that is, as material interests are
served by it.
The slave system was overthrow, leaving as its
dismal heritage the system Of color caste. But the
caste system cannot be overthrown unless, at the
same ime, the CLASS system goes with it. For the
caste system is now an integral party of the class
system. The same ruling class that benefits from
the exploitation Of labor benefits also from the de-
graduation Of the Negro. The employing class needs
already supply Of low-pay labor for arduous and
mental tasks. Above all, it needs the racist philos-
ophy it breaches to keep the workers divided on rae
ial lines to their common undoing.