davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-01
"Carstvo sanja, veselih
leila !"

Nesluzbeni organ hrvatskih kato-
lickih mantijasa sovinista "Hrvatski
List and Danica Hrvatska'', strahu da
bi u Hrvatskoj mogao zavladati "komu-
nizam', gde bi popovi, po njenom mis-
ljenju morai baciti mantle pa znoju
ica svoga zaradjivati hleb svoj, pise
kilometricne clanke apele Hrvatima
i Hrvaticama. U tim clancima ona apelu-
je "a "suverenu drzavu hrvatsku."
U broju cd Is. oktobra, kaze ona da
bi toj "suverenoj" drzavi "u okviru his
torijskih Il etnickih granica, Hrvat VIA
dao kao ravnopravan drugim narodima
sklapao ugovore drugim drzavama i
slobodno Sc miru razvijao."
Razume Sc, "Danica" trazi isklju-
civo hrvatsku drzavu - drzavu cd ne
koliko cetvornih kilometera, napunjenu
sa sirotinjom - radnistvom seljastvom
"a eksploatisanje sa ve1ikom VOL
skom katolickih popova, koji bi bill VIA
dari zaglupljivaei istovremeno.
Takva drzava je nemoguca. Ne zbog
toga sto bi tn bill popovi vladari, nego
zbog toga sto bi ona oskudevala swim
zivotnim faktorima geografski, in
dustrijski, sirovinama it'd.
Takva drzava, ako bi Sc ostvarila,
postala bi zavisna (vazaD nekoj veil
koj sill iii silama, prvog dana njene
"nezavisnosti'
Drzave koje SUI desetak puta vece
podesnije u swim pogledima "a nezavis-
most ne mogu danas samostano postojati
u zestokoj trgovaekoj borbi velikih kapi
talistickih sila, koja Sc uvek zavrsuje
u katastrofalnim militarnim sudarima.
Kao sto Marks rece da SUI pansla
visticke ideje u 1948. bile "Carstvo sa-
MIA, veselih zelja, politika fantazije",
isto tako bi Sc moglo reel danas "a me
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-01
Truman je sada ''reakcio-
narac"

Menjanju politike shvatanja po
jedincima dogadjajina, kod pseudo
komunista nema granica. Oni SUI u stanju
po nekoliko puta okarakterisati doga-
djaje pokrete pojednice "reakciona-
rima", nekoliko puta ''progresivnima".
U proslim (1944) izborima ovoj
zemlji, "Slobodna Rec, "Narodni Glas-
mix" sve pseudokomunsticke novine,
u zelji da Henry Wallace bude nomi
novan "a podpredsednika Sjedinienih
Drzava, one SUI sve jedan glas okarak-
terisale Trumana "reakcionarcem'.
Nakon sto je prvi izgubio drugi
bio nominovan "a pomenuti polozaj one
rekose tada da je Truman dobar. Doc
nije Truman je opisivan kao 'progre-
sivac" sada je opet "reakcionar".
"Predsednik Truman nije nista ista-
kao svom govoru'', kaze "Slobodna
Rec" cd 80. oktobra, pozivajuci Sc ma
Trumanov govor u New Yorku ma pro-
slavi Mornarice, "nego je u glavnom po-
novno [ponavljao1 stare pretnje Bern
"a, Sekretara "a Vanjske Poslove, osta-
lih americkih reakcionara." kaze da je
"najvise istakao da ova zemlja mora
imati najvecu najsilniju vojsku, NOR
naricu vazduhoplovnu snagu."
Posto on "nije nista novog istakao"
ponavljao je ono sto SUI ostalih reakcio-
mari isticai, zakljucak je da je on sam
reakcionar, premda je nedavno bio ''pro-
gresivac''.
A izgleda nam da Sc "Slobodnoj
(Nastavak sa g. strane)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-01
ill
SELJACKI ZAKON.

Sa orginanog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon.
Sedamnaesta knjiga ronsuna Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
nproda" Ill "Istorja jedne proleterske porodce kroz
vekove." Prica oVelikon, Monarhu.
i:
Vojvotkinja hranise svoj sa zrelom sadr-
zinom tih pisanja Meme najme knjige behu
koje nadahnjavaju strogost morala uzvisenost mi
s nerastezljivu ubav pravde, izdrzvost postenju,
ola i'm sami neprijatelji Haguenota dava prznanje
u tome Medju knjigama prikuplenim cd pukovnika
Plouernela je nasa obozavajucu raspravu druid
skoj [druid je svestenk kod sarih Kelta veri ira
dicama, kojoj treba zahvaliti osobodjenje Gaula
cd zle smrt' toko koliko oni gledahu ma smrt kao
ma signal potpunog preporoda prema kojem dusa lett
bljesteti svezem odelu. aOva mera u nenoralnost
naseg postojanja, duhu materiji strastvena znati
zenost zapalila e misao oneprekidnom selenju kroz
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-01

Zavisnu" Hrvatsku.

zavisnu' Hrvatsku
Uslovi "a nezavisnu Hrvatsku nisu
nikada postojali, niti ce kada posto-
jati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-01
POGLAVJE v.
JOHN DE WITT.

Cornelius John De Witt behu sinovi Jacob De
Vita, gradjanina skovitog radi njegova patrotizma
i naobrazbe ranije ednog cd glavnih vodja Lowen-
steinske partije Ia partja predstavljajuc kao sto
jeste, republikanske tradice Nizozemske u suprot-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Peace Draft
Is Urged By
House Body

Washington, July 2.-(AP)- a
tentative report recommending
prompt congressional approval of
the broad principle of UNIVERSAL
military training was in the hands
Of the House postwar military COM
mittee members.
Barring unexpected changes Of
sentiment. the report, perhaps with
minor reVjsions, viii be approved
formally Thursday. Indications are
that not more than six OF the 80
members of the committee, headed
by Representative Woodrum of Viz
ginia. will dissent.
The report, given to members
over the Weekend. and based on
two weeks Of public committee
hearing, declares that timely adOp-
ton Of the principal Of |peacetime
military training for the nations
youth will provide assurance to the
United Nations that this nation eX-
poets to retain the necessary mill
tary strength to stand behind and
make to work the idealism which
mas inspired the DumbartOn Oaks
an dthe world security conference.
1t emphasizes that no military
service should be required of youths
put into training except in a ma
tional emergency on express orders
Of Congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Governors Told People
Want End To Controls

Nack1nac Island. Mich, July q
(AP)-Sounding the keynote of the
37th annual governors conference,
Governor Herbert b. Nav of Utah
declared today that the American
public does not want Federal regula-
ton of its life when peace comes.
Nav. chairman of the conference,
led off a half dozen speeches which
dwelt primarily with the asserted
competency Of the states to cope
with postwar reconVersion and other
problems, always with the note that
The Federal government should help,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Act Points
To Enduring
World Peace
President Declares
World Is Watching
Course OF America

Washington, July 2.-(AP)
president Truman presented
the United Nations charter IN
person to the United States
Senate today and urged its
prompt ratification.
The choice before the Senate
is now Clear said the chief
executive in a brief speech.
THE choice is not between this
charter and something else. 1t
is between this charter and no
charter at all.
The Senate must rati!y the
United Nations charter tor world
security to assure TINS nations pau
tjclpatlOn.
The PlesiGeat went to the Capt.
toll less than "A hours after his re-
tIrn from san Frnaelsco, where he
addressed tae closing session of the
United Nations conference.
This charter points down the only
road to enduring peace" the PrcSl-
dent SAID. Let us not hesitate to
ioin hands with the p~eace-lovilg
peoples of the earth, and start down
that road, with firm resolve that we
can and will reach CIR goal
MI. fireman reviewed the con-
elessional background faVoring an
international peace organization, ia
al, ~, r11n311y llStjnU np1rn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
STATE PIG CROP
is SHARPLY CUT

Raleigh, July 2.-ThC North Caro-
lima spring pig crop was nearly 400
COO head less than the record pro-
duction two years ago and 100000
head smaller than last years crop,
J. J. Morgan, crop reporting special
list with the State Department OF
Agriculture. has reported.
He said the spring pig crop is estl-
mated at 598 900, and attributed the
drastic drop to market restrictions
and low prices in the fall of l943
and the spring of 1914,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
OF Meadows
RcCcsscs Because
OF Clerks Dctah

Grccnvi'lc. June 2.-(AP)-A
special session of Pitt County
Superior Court trying the case
of DIR. Leon X. Meadows c
ed today in respect to J. Frank
Harrington, superior court clerk
for the past q years. who died
yesterday.
The fifth week of the trial of
the former president of East
Carolina Teachers College. on
charges of cmbeZ2lcmcnt and
false p%rctfnSe. will begin tOmOr-
row before Judge J. Paul Friz-
Zelle.
Harrington, -. died after an
of several DAYS. Services
were set for I p. m. today. His
successor will be appointed by
Judge FriZzcile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
is URGENT.

College Station, Raleigh, July z
The need for home canning of fruits
and vegetables is greater than at any
time since the wal began because
the supplise of commercially canned
foods will be very short this winter.
Ruth Current, State home agent
of the State College Extension Serv-
ice. suggests that housewives pay
particular attention to the canning
of peaches and tomatoes, both excel
lent sources of the highly desirable
Vitamin G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02

but not Street, this activity.
Awaiting a report by Commander
Harold +. StaSSen, former governor
of Minnesota, on the world security
conference at San Francisco, the
governors heard Maurice J. Tobln,
chief executive of Massachusetts,
declare in a prepared statement that
the Federal government had taken
over fields of taxation that tradl-
tionally had been considered in their
aspect for states and cities. He said
the states might weaken their pow
ers if they yielded to the trend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Jas. Byrnes
Is Confirmed
Unanimously
Senate Has Vote
Few Minutes After
Nomination Comes

Washington. July 2.-(AP)
James +. Byrnes was con-
firmed unanimously today as
secretary Of state, succeeding
Edward r. StettiniuS. Jr.
Action was taken within a
matter of minutes after the
nomination was received from
the White House.
The Senate suspended its rules,
which require hearings IN cabinet
nominations, and q day layoVcr be
tore a vote can be taken on such an
appointment. This was done as a
tribute by both Democrats and Re
publicars to the man who served
with them for years, later as an
associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court. and more recently as dlrcC-
tor OF war mobilization.
The Senate even ~teleSCopcd its
original plan to wait until after
President Truman presented the
United Nations charter before acting
on the nomination. Confirmation
placed ByrncS next in line for the
presidency, under present statutes,
should Mr.. Truman not complete
his term.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
VETERANS PREFERRED.

College Station, RaIolgh, July z
Veterans OF this war are given pref
erence IN the purchase of neW farm
machinery over rcarly all other
prospective purchasers through a re-
cent War Food Order effective June
IS, G.. Tom Scott. chairman of the
State AAA Committee, said here Sat
urday at his headquarters at State
College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
TRUMAN PRESENTS CHARTER, URGES VOTE
British Sub Gets
Japanese Cruiser
In South Pacific

Washington. July 2.-(AP)-
The navy announced today the
sinking of Il Japanese cruiser by
a British submarine operating
in tho southwest Pacific under
American control.
SinkingS of ten enemy vessels
have been reported i'm Far East
crn waters. The cruiser was of
the HagurO class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
PUT
INTO HIGHER GEAR

Washington, July 2.-(AP)- The
government slipped its reconVersion
program into high gear today. Con-
sumers. however. must wait months.
a, least, before most long-missins
household appliances return in
quantity 70 stores.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

Partly 10 udy. scattered
showers and thunderstOrmS to-
night and in east portion Mon
day; not so warm north and
west portions today, tonight AID
over entire State Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Cotton Trend
Is Downward

New York, July 2.-GAP)-Cot-
ton futures openc1 unchanged to Is
cents a bale lower. Noon prices were
five cents d bale higher to 20 lower.
July 2266, October 22.76, December
22.73.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Great Flood
OF Fire Hits
Jap Industry
Record Number of
Fortresses Spatter
Vital War Sectors

Guam, July 3 (AP) The
greatest food of fire ever UNI
leachcd iii warfare lcaped
through fCur Of Japan's most i'm
pOrtant industrial centerS today,
bursting from a record 1000 tons
OF incendiary bombs.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
HELP MEN Cont J

CAFETERIA wants at once. dishwashers
Kitchen helpers; also one that can drive;
pm past or So fnil Gnaa sme conL1sR m f M M
1886 Colesville rd., opposite Silver Thea
ter: Georgia ave; take. Georgia ave, car
or 18th st. s. bus ps to Georgia and Alaska ave,
HE oN K svf1 fRHMAS uhsatsr sass sn ea eorp
S.y % viii 0 Ss trained fo Se ssoEer nsta
ers and servicemen. Sober. Industrious
and agreeable men will find this year :
r9snd TR koa IasTnansnt ms ss,stisfac.ory lob See
g and Monday through Friday.
soed os ,5th ngine quarters; must be sober. Rear,
SHALL ssH 1L'G LOAN 8, e COMPANY needs several
msn bsys to tran for You must
Promotions are fast; no ap experience eeAr re- e.
fHzfd SnzT rs4aTE i OFFICE Boy ss
mortsase loan department. Applicants
please state age, education and full de-
All epes viii Be teated i aay in in he f hfhas sa
have been advised Of Of this advertisement. ss.
ping depart, Of large bakery: permanent
po0 Issy ABD1 to Es5t re - no psn
ley High School. Hiring arrangements
WRITER Cn 2os>, straight. news, feature
writing, experienced and ability as pub
licity writer. editorial assistant Write.
giving particulars, or apply in Derson to
tional Headquarters AMERICAN RED
CROSS. 18th and e sts. NV.
WANTED-Energetic and aggressive young
man to learn the automotive parts busi-
ness with a well-established General Mo-
tors dealer organization: must have D. C.
or Md drivers permit; good salary, plus
time and half for all over 40 hours
Apply in person to 7725 Wisconsin ave,
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
HELP WoNEN.

under &c. 70 assist With ONCE ea0oa work. kass9sss s.das
dsD Room Sset o5 Ape II co
aaa Route Glen ave Echo nw Or
knowledge Of shorthand and typing: per.
eoneern 1soswa5 soE 45oR sssr with
YOUNG WOMAN for watch and jewelry
not pose
future for capable person. Box 4S7-Y, Star.
start. S31.20 weekly. with rapid increases:
%snt &c sfiss z2s ,Ssh s, Nv; Non, ssSroash g
TaR f eaEsaPEakE 2Psa ssnsas spoToaAe ri e TEhE R
PHONE CO, Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved
by War Manpower Commission.
AMERICAN RED CROSS Eastern Area
HEADQUARTERS, SIS N. st. Asaph, Alexandria.
work fuiI time, $50 am. to AS pm.
day. apply personnel ofice at the above
A JOB You WILL ENJoY--Learn this In
wsss wsS orn rapid S.
!ies ases % e ss zpDig oop s@ploS@ent SHneut o.
Friday SO 1sn M 81 10 81 pm s sat', $50 sm
to Z pm; Open Sunday I pm to pm.
LIE ShE5AFEAhE 81 FOlOMAC IELE-
BY war Manpower Commission.
SOME ONE to help keep once in exchange
for space in lawyers ofhce: good opening
LOT public stenographer. Call MA. 1885
SPLENDID fiTSSn ID PoSsifIoN faS for secretary who
lives in Arlington or Fairfax County; in
w0Ts poca
but not essential; permanent position, put
VII VII consider on do temporary. Call Mr.. GIL
WiDoWER. son 20. daughters 12 and IA.
WI give home to white woman, exchange
for housekeeping duties; no objection TO
RhhpY fhd re5F o exSh WhaR Bog store dsz sts
ades appafeI and M ior
i've M position as assistant 70 owner in
must be OF fine character and good business
ability; excellent. permanent proposition
e ths Eisht sn3n Box S94x sts
kitchen helpers; also one that can drive.
No Sunday work. Open s am. Ill s:3O
Pm Pm Part or full time. COLLIER INN.
Georsia ave Take Georsia ave. car or
10th ST. bus to Georgia and Alaska aves.
S;,s Saanse to ., -Four r., Corners or or Forest Glen
American uNIvERsiTY. pernanent posi-
tiors for young women, financial clerk.
typist, duplicating machine operator, re-
ceptionist. Apply Tuesday. 1901 st.
PENN CENTRAL AIRLINEs has openings
Tor general clericals, file clerks, typists;
permanent positions. postwar future; va
DAY week. good promotional possibilities.
WASHINGTON Rfe dSnpst NAfioaAL aeps Aaf air.
IN .a
yisory capacity for cultured young woman
needing steady income; initiative. sincerity
and pleasing personality, essential For
interview appointment call MA. ol9l Mon
day o to l2, - to s.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING OFFICE CLERKS: Apply
s HoT heeded
Transcontinental g. Western Air has sew
eral openings in downtown Office shift
work 4s hours week: high school educa-
Paul. T. W. A., 740 jackson pi. NV, be-
AITRRaroN tTfsR n fnd HHNbs I5o dayebt 9 ar-con
ditioned dn5ttTets workroomi year-gound permanent
S1TERAToSsl IGT H6Ssls expeIe Is24 tor St ns also
work. cali.8Rs' WARE MONDAY. gethaade. chastle
rERaT1oSs AZ hRS 5s 122S FILTER for downtown la
dies apparel shop: must be able. to take
charge Of small workroom; excellent SAL
AITER2TroN si sEAMsrREss, AsMisr experienced;
apply IN person VII pay good salary
assortment to fTiends, fellow W Ssa1sHs ~ortersi
SENS Value Costs vogue yo
UP. fast-selling boxes Up to 1O0eS
profit. Experience unnecessary. Special
4sE Rssqss ssss a@ps nonss psn e
assisfaNTP PeDi sookkEfPRS kzEiiPRsfs Msss Enovledse
position Phone business ONCE, CENTRAL
MGs N sa9 HE esperenced
Apply housekeeper, WARDMAN PARK
ASST. APT. MAsAeEks for 'VSlfi bildss. S. With With
priv. used for as apt ONCE. aHs Give i've EXP X send and
Ass1sT4NT t T2s INA MANAGFR s5a5 for millinery dept
of nationally known Arm excellent SAL
sry;. good opportunity for advancement.
Apply Miss Carlson. KoPY-KAT. Ut
AssisTANT MATRoN, excellent oppor-
t1y ttunity la,ge dormitory; previous exp in
once CENTRAL YMcA, MA. $3.50. for
AssisTaNT zsRIisfaSn'' ROOM CLERK. experience un-
necessary. should have slight knowledge OF
tipping: salary S120 month: work am
to 3 pm one week. 3 Pm. to II pm. next
p.ma HOTEL ANNApolfs, 'i Iith to iatS
SssHsi4Nhf g i q !: SUPERVISOR for dining room
Nurses Home. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Association organized 1904 needs part.
time stenographer; two Or three days OF
nniinass, co. 5000. EXT aae; daytimes, RE
BAKERY sALEsGIRLs for shirlington
yenty Of RarkdasfaS e and Fair
FRANCIS DEE, 623 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR
3522. Salary. $40. and commission
a week: guarantee $50 and commissions:
no license necessary. OK. G62G 20'
BEAUTIClAN. excellent salary and COM
mission, vacation with pay. 5-day week;
also part-time operators. MARY BRUCE
HAIRDRESSER, GE. 1924.
BEAUTICIAN wanted at once: excellent
salary and commission; either full OF
part time work, EsTHER's BEAUTY
EEAUTICIAN wanted at once in Takoma
cellent opportunity; hours to suit operator
closed Saturday; Call day sH. 5000
BEAUTICIANS, 8; guaranteed salary of
$50 week; excellent working conditions
CAL Sun. ! to 2 pm. AT. 1858.
and commission: hours, until 6; 5-day
week; closed on Mondays; air r-cond. STILE
EAIR DRESSING SALON, 11o5 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

SECRETARY to young executive. must
Wess eSss Appy Ia sSs
sEenEIARx;' = accident and hsalth expert.
70 in plvsse
persnaneat. psstwsr Must Must G ss able de'as te NEE
for advancement to right party. In repi;
state age, phone number and address. Boz
sEeREsrAkx, ssfeas sissx private industry, perm.nen,
position. Make application and giye par
| ticulars, stating salary required, interview
sna sn
for adyancement: 4o-hour week with !
saos sfsassa's sssea on on Guasasonss iasas s0SS Writ
ssge sgeeREsTfAikYe and and receptionist, experienced
working conditions; 5-day wk.; 81 800 VI
to qualified person. Cali AL. 1900 for ap
ssHEcoRsiEEiTARY for c,P.A.'s office. excellent
state education and experience. Bo,
sa ssiSiaEEzARE, zlsi pszmsnsas gsss,s,sn: s. day
start: experience nonessentiaI. real
eeEs eegATE ielS HqRETaAgE st hsW k 1aaSgsA GUARANTY
snssd n general once work; gSsd salary
H2s!s gIo5 ptsiea; Msss asnaser' avs HOTEL FAR
SECRETARY, young. lady who is inter,
ested in good position with postwar fu
ture. Apply personnel ofice, HOTEL
STAILER; 18th and L SITS. NV;
SECRETARY; permanent position, goos
salary. excellent opportunity to progress
Apply personnel oface. 2nd floor, HECH1
sfoEErAa3t.s Sci ( ii E. 3t.s1ThhsoeRArHER. FL thorough
ly competent young woman, for one-gir
ofnce: poise and good Judgment essential
higher education and an, active interes
In economies. Government and problems
OF industrial management useful, but no
essential; 39-hour week; salary. $175 pei
month. Apply after 10 am. Tuesday
May 22: WILLIAM INGLES, TT Tower
SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, law onice
$500 per month. further advancement Il
capable; 39-hour week. permanent posi-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and gen.
eral ofhce work in. local branch once O
large lumber manufacturer: 30-hour week
$125 per mo-; permanent position. Appl,
Mon. or Tues. ct 705 Colorado Bldg
SETILED LADY. white, housekeeper. e!
e~oss
Evening star., 1945-07-04
Universal Training
To Save Nation Urged
On Cincinnati Society
special pispatch 70 Ths star.

Special DlSpktcn 10 1ne 6taT.
HARTFORD, Conn, July A
plea that universal military training
must be instituted in this country te
safeguard the future independence
and freedom of the Nation wa.
voiced here today at the annual
meeting of the Society of the Gin.
cinnati in Connecticut in the cham.
Der of the State Senate.
The speaker was Col Bryce Met
calf Of New York City, president
general OF the society, made up o.
deScendents of Army officers In the
American Revolutionary War.
There is one especial character
istic of the American people" Col
Metcalf said, that in times of great
decision in the past has always
come to the fore and that is COM
mon sense. Because Of this, I be-
lieve that when the decision is final
ly taken, it will be determined that
the safety of our country, the main
tenance of our independence, will
require universal military training
in peacetime as well as wartime. A
contrary finding would seem to be
almost incredible.
Caught Twice Unarmed.
Twice within a quarter of cen.
tury, we have been caught un-
armed, unprepared. and worst of all
psychologically defenseless. War il
now science, and requires men II
be at all times trained and prepared
in the different branches of the
service. Our world has grown much
smaller and no longer can we rely
on the oceans to protect us whilt
we organize our strength and pre-
pare for battle.
Assuming that victory ovei
Japan will soon be ours, the United
States will be one of the strongest
powers in the world. We will be by
far the wealthiest. Dynamic cir
cumstances will tend to make ouI
wealth even greater. and the dis
proportion between our wealth anC
that OF other nations will be very
great. 1t will be a constant source
of envy to those who do not have
it in comparable measure.
Il do not believe that the Ameri
can people would eagerly or ever
willingly embrace universal mill.
tary training in peacetime merely
to safeguard our possessions. But
unless we do safeguard them the
time will come when an attempt
will be made to take them from
us; and such an endeaVor, If sue.
cesSful, would deprive us Of our in
dependence and freedom. No one
will deny that our independence IL
worth defending with all we have
First to Be Attacked.
IF war should come again, doubt.
less we would be the first to be at.
tackled. AggresSors have twice
learned the costly lesson that onct
the United States has organized it.
strength, their doom is sealed. We
may fully expect that in the future
should aggressors be able to strike
they will aim at us first.
THE only sure way for us tt
succeed in our way of life is to b.
ready to meet any challenge. Tt
be thus prepared means to be abl,
to mobilize our citizenry, composed
of men who have been trained II
cooperate In the science of war.
Evening star., 1945-07-04
Auto Death Drivers
Must Now UNDERGO
Tests for Alcohol

District drivers detained in fatal
accidents now must undergo lab
oratory tests for the presence OF
alcohol IN their systems whenever
there is any suspicion of intoxica-
tion. with the findings to be used
as prosecution evidence when feas-
ible, under an order issued by police
yesterday.