davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-05-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO PORTLAND, ORE, Vie
Chicago; 1947 Buick; can take 2. MI.
LEAVING FOR MAINE about June 1s. can
COUPLE WANTS RIDE to Houston around
May IS; help with driving; share expenses;
0 S1 fso florida
Atlanta and Eglin Field; leaving May a
or 49, can take 2 or 8 passengers. Call
EN- 1886. -
Evening star., 1948-05-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION undeI
CT bill. Men and women. Phone Olivss
NOD MoDERN TEAINM0 IN beauty culture, al
subjects taught. Approved by Government
Tor 0I training. WAR-NYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g st. NV. DI 1899.
steering wheels: permits, D. c., Md. and
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL NO. 1894.
PLAY PIANO and compose in 8 months
Also specialist, in voice culture. dicsion,
POPULAR PIANO taught in 20 lessons.
improvising. harmony and theory incl;
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1905 G st. NV, ME. 400 or
RA. $500. Approved for GI training. -;13
DRIVING LESSONS-Learn to drive with
ease and safety in q dual.controlled car.
Gall CHI 5000, KENYON-PECk. INC,
Driving School, 2s25 Wilson blvd, ALL
DANCING LESSONS at Arthur Murray
R7l&
Evening star., 1948-05-08

R,1Sa sE l1s7 IL 'o'5shsHDi INlTD NTyfEwRfTka CO:
ssiiRs-d5d5sNpiT1oNiNe sis 55ss Il 4 IL SERVICE window
sSsisl' s9sr. P5IhssrRIcT 5hs 'REFRfoERHFioS Co.
BRicKIAYING-rlreplaces. chimneys. re;
tanning walls walks and steps built and
sRi1sd SRitK work sAaNASk s3 ANY kind ses,
quick service at any time. Call RA. 1897
sRfck h1sf5 Z WORK, white, union mechanics,
S1s4 smsai 's4i sURsAGE. si houSs' ~ '''' Ia
BRICKWORK, small Job specialists; i'm
mediate action: all work guaranteed UN
81 BauRLLLiDozER FOR HIRE. clearing lots,
CABINETS CAB and bookcases made to order;
work tables. linoleum. formics tops, recre,
alton rooms hn.. porches tnclosed ana
inets, radiator covers, carpentry repair.
eezAMis5lA! ~ .xrAms-sis 1ess St. AZ Az:
Il A yesT' = dAIsasT s1psdIsase' NC. Net. IA iii. .
CARPENTRY, EensIalo repairs: work
GHKfPsfkr A5fs df S2I 1890 k1spssudin.
sheivins. partitions. FR. s6s1 or Ii. 1888
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
rooms, porches inclosed. stairways. dormer
windows; residential or commercial. ]. Z
CARPENTERING. .plasterinT, nreprooing
cementing. paper hanging. painting. roof,
ing and repairing: build new homes. All
work guaranteed. quick service. Call MI.
1915. ask for MR.. WILLIAMS. ~
resident or commercial. GEORGE CICHY
ceksRrENTRY. ek sN1 complete remodel.ng, resi-
dental and commercial. AINSWORTH
RA 4S1S.
CARPENTRY - Screening. tiling. An
white mechanics. Call LU. 1886 or In.
CARPENTRY-Porches screened, attics fin-
ished. window valances. cabinets, book.
interior remodeiing KNOLL, WA. S576.
Ill
CARPENTRY-General repairing. screen
ing painting done ress. white mech
csii IN. swan. DI- 5000 after Pm
Evening star., 1948-05-08
HELP DOMESTIC (cont. }.

COUPLE, BUTLER AND COOK. or cook
and waitress white for sumner sshS only Or Or
tions. Position located in Central Miehi-
Mshsn Ras be BsS t. tna asss
and furnish references. Beautiful home
18th ssrs asss x9Ffef ne family No Of
Eho does esd not on ofse Be not appS
nnsss YOU ea Al ags, sssys ssa
G.H.W., settled coiored woman; stay in;
60 away for summer; . so9d q auarteTs, nneTs N
aenss Woman Phone o Wo esSo @ ss ens tme me- sunday a
Or q = after f. pm wkdays. ds;y ,,u. ~. ,rr.S., "a
snd sysry other, sunday on; ssl.5o %k.
eG.a.WSg.-tcSooK, e live in: settled; fond Of
erences. Wo. 74e4. %
ss az sis g .sd
GIRL, experienced. clean; small high-class
dish drying 0' also % Upstairs SS chambermad
work; no Sundays; 7:30 am. through
1890 bring references; Come ready for
work. Please do not phone. 1870 Lanier
GIRL. colored. experienced. care for small
children and upstairs work; must live in;
nice girl who cooks and does downstairs
work references REQUIRED; must be good
ndd Gsh saaaT children oyhne hs1si9ftSp Nd area
GIRL, fond of children; cleaning and light
cooking; must live in; refs: $40 wk. Call
GIRL to live in, to do houseWork. from 16
to 35. For further information. call GE.
PHsoS11sEKEEPER, white, refined, middle
sssed; adults: light duties; i've out. ~
HoUjsEKEEPER, cook; like children; live
in; I'M. hays ns ssS sssSix and eiec' dishwasher;
HousEKEEPER, home in virginia. small
family ye IN $40 week MR
HousaKEEPEkscooK. tS SEX fa white. for doctors
family: must help with children and live
in: refs. and exper. necessary. OR. Og44
HoUsEKEEPER-CooK; must be very EN-
cient and absolutely trustworthy. for posi-
ary and home for the right person in home
Of adults ~, Please ss inquire for details and
MAID. 5000. s.hw., settled; plain cook
ing; exper. with! children; live in; 5h days;
good salary; refs. required. 81. 2047. 5
MAID single 25
some NIGHTS; s25 wk. TIA. 4420.
laundry. must be energetic; local refer
Te Or Sun ss4f aS nGs ss sss
MAID. general housework, plain cooking,
automatic washer II noon to- 1880 pm:
in family; small house; no Sunday. Call
MAID, refined, white, live In; beautiful
room; TO care for child; small salary. Call
MAID for kit. and g.h.w.; may live in.
Rockville. Nd. WI. 1907 la
MATURE WOMAN. for infant nursing and
light housekeeping duties; 7:30 to $50,
Monday through Friday: Park Fairfax;
resident pref: S25 wk. TIE: 6021: .
WOMAN. white, mature, g.h.w.,. for en-
ployed couple, care preschool girl: private
room: pleasant atmosphere live in as one
of family; SIS week. Call Kenmore 1870.
WOMAN. &c and 1oc store exper as
sistant manager in outlining store; state
experience. Post Ofdce Box 6425. ST.
CoLORED MOTHER wants middle aged
woman to live in, care for 2-year-old boy
in exchange for room and board and small
salary. Call LU. $685. from 6 pm. to 8
STILL LOOKING for settled. middle
aged woman tno outside ties) who wants
home and family Of children and dad
to care for: must know how to cook:
Bendix washer; small salary. Call all
day Sunday. 1907 N. Highland St, Ar
COLORED. to live in. care for children,
in exchange room, board and small salary
HO. 5523. -
Evening star., 1948-05-08
PERSONAL.

KALORAMA CoNVALEsCENT HOME for
ambulatory convalescents; private, semi.
private and small ward rooms; reglsdtei1ed diats
REF1NEp RE Ssb' EMPLOYED WOMAN exchange
Evenings with aosY eh1drsn sq.r for room Bath
HSfla ISFANTs e2H HNp BABIES boarded by month
at WELL1NSToN, NuRsEaY excellent ;nsitsa
We fsnHha HELP P0Y You To ss soLVE " the problem Of
space We protect your clothes from n1aes mosns
FiEmfPE BYE 9sfa woak 81 rtgIass ggRTe
flT ms s. SRI sns %rFH II 1oSE Sc
sss :SS Il $ys 4sS ss
Driving School. 1925 wilson blvd. Al.
WANT TO CONTACT AMATEUR with .$s-
bxY RSz tSS tNisrs4 ssfF has opening
to s: Sat. and Sun. LU. 1883 or FR.
ISsS aSssE for WITH 1p5orna'lon ar p.drms and bsmt
within Dist, in good section. from owner
direct. can pay cash above present trust.
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
like to fish, on Chesapeaks Bay. ride horses,
scdd sc% RGn M dsnse Ras so card "Ra IKE
JOIN jon JUST JS FoR FUN CLUE is1s sosh s:
FRAMES HhOhf NHksE pk E09S Win sve ~ Room
PEI week. SaIl cG 4Si1: ,., .n,.t.e.
nearby wooded. acreage would like to con-
iaeIy faeE fnia interested o organizing eo"operstve
PRofasfoNAI Pfledsesfe n MAGICIAN avail. Tor ali
types of parties At reasonable rates. call
S:Rs :a|! s;ss 81: S. suit e. ''s 20 '5ss:
musical ideas arranged in. . professional
5Esss msRasf aGSTHs H5sdA Z isP1 sPUD1os. e. isSS.
sneeT1.1e. sa1MANsss SOC. A'kk' ko a@ppoins@snts. b al
7NS EGs1 s0qs sra1x y ae'ees:G. co.a% oea'Po Psio
DENTAL rEcHNIuAN-yosEPH RICE
SGHfHEsxT1oNs sHf LAT . On ii isS,es ssTmen:::
gT9alnpt ana et1sisns eo ssrviss: ss., open ewes.
eiSs oNE WOMAN 1osa 4 Tells ASoIHEk abou. our
skill in dressmaking. restyling and altera-
tions n9thne too nsa to sanSe
Columbia Theater. tel; FIX. 1903, RIM 20
copying. SOUND STUDIOS, RE. 1884. s.
ACCOUNTANTS, expert; books opened,
Kept ,sSes saS uEpM1TgnM psrt1sginnMs; reas. Call o.
PARSONS' COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
your child Of wonderful, never-to-be-for-
gotten camp experiences" 15O-acre farm;
pony riding, swimming. creative arts and
crafts, music, archery; boxing: separate
daily transp.; overnight camping. Litera-
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS,
Director: 940l Ga; aye. NV: sHal674
rewriting and editing for individuals, or
ganization, commercial. professinal. well
fare, radio, cause" etc; specialist In
WHAT III "A ARE MUSICAL DOLLARS. Listen
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
to sunset every day.
Evening star., 1948-05-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ACCOUNTING-BOOK clerk some
tipping required; clerk-typist. cashier, auto
ence; clerk-typists, stenographers, secre-
taries. positions in Bethesda. Silver Spring
and Washington area; engineers, top sal
aries, .aerodynamicists, electronics me me
MENT AGENCY, 1890 Wisconsin ave. :,
Bethesda, OIL. 1858 licensed agency). %
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE. 1898:
Evening star., 1948-05-08
HELP MEN and WOMEN (cont. J

SALEsNEN OR WOMEN: liberal comm
new item; first time sold door to door;
all territory virgin. Call MR.. KLEIN
after o, Administer POPS. 90
STENOGRAPHER CLERK, general ofhce
work tipping and shorthand required.
TERMINAL STORAGE CO., LIST and K SITS.
RETIRED GOVERNMENT men and women;
II you want to keep busy in an interest
ine. and dignified sales position, this ad
will interest you; we can easily train you,
as we have many others, to sell WORTH
while service by appt.; earnings can easily
run to over Sl00 per week; car necessary:
Write Box 376-Z, Star, stating length of
Government service, last dept. you worked
in and personal references. %
FOOD COUNTER, experienced preferred,
good salary. Apply SUITLAND PHARMACY,
1892 Suitland I'd. Sc, HI. 6S6S. .
Evening star., 1948-05-08
RusIhEss OPPORTUNITIES.

DEATH OF OWNER necessitates sale OF
entire stock OF mems clothes and lusgage
MA. l7I6. Ewes, I'M 3473. 3
LUNCHEONETTE with frozen custsrd-
Excel NV. corner at transfer point; me
$500. ZkyloG 1851. "
Evening star., 1948-05-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, white, live in, no laundry; adults
Call Monday, ME. 5000 MRS. HALBERT.
10
CoOK-GHW.. live in. exper.. local refs:
good salary. Call Or 1884 $
CoOK-GH.W.; live in; 2 adults in family;
5A-day wk,, no Sun; laund. sent out; bed
room and bath on 3rd f.; S25 wk; refs.
reQ.; settled woman pref. Call OIL. S529.
CooK-G.H.w., preferably between 80 and
40 yrs. old; live in; good quarters in
GEORGETOWN. co. 1899. 10
COOK-G.H.W.. S2s wk.; live in: ref; fond
Of children. WI. 774s -13
G.H.W., COOK, live in. care Of 3-year-old
girl. parents employed, experienced, ref.
erences. eau R4. 6426 after 9 p.m. -10
Evening star., 1948-05-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcu.ators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RI 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
Evening star., 1948-05-08

(CIuttuuod o. Next PsSe)
Evening star., 1948-05-08

LOMBARDO. HO. 1881,
An Work Euarsnteed. hE.. l177. UNITED
WASHING MACHINE sERViCE-ouaran-
teed 24-hr. service on all makes, factory
parts. Ii. 2219. Z I'm. to IL am. TO-
WOOD vALANCES for your windows; let
our designer solve your decorating prob
lem with a beautiful valance built by
GYTEI1L @ x craftsmen. Call Elk. 1850; eyes
ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER repair work
done. including roofing work; 20 years
experience; j: H. FOWLER, HI. 1886.
ODD JOBS-Care of lawns, window wash
ing, general house cleaning. light hauling.
HO 1870. -l7
Evening star., 1948-05-08

suitable for husband. wife. To see; phone
Nj. Fairfield. WI. os92. JAY REALTY CO.
PfRRiiNfTfsSHoP-complete small Job shop;
G; g. sxl2 press IN excellent cor Gondlil1nn' ii,ns
taes type motor e9e
alone worth price Of complete shop; $500
oh eash .!S oWNER E6cSTv GE aR4s; Pas. .ood
business; $1,000 will handle. Franklin
TYPIsT. ambitious to improve himself or
ns hss do na 70 able ss IS skecays d0 nss in and
ing proven undertaking OF large, potential
plendd m for
ated with reputable Businessmen and
begin at the top investigation invited,
Give phone for appointment. Box 44,B,
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED - Nationally
known manufacturer has profitablee dis
tributorships available to men qualified to
The product has the highest, record Of
lished for many years; use highly Endorsed
everywhere; unlimited market. Our prop
ostion will appeal to high-grade men who
can can train sa.esmen to meet the better
ness % Of their own. Moderate stock re-
auired: Write your aualifcati9ns 5a ions. to z4ne on
OFFERED BY OWNER-Small hotel, high
class. beautiful grounds. shrubs. flowers.
with
at Wanamaker's included; reason for sell
ing. owner alone and cannot handle
ees on sm ths bho tn9op es eas
% tom: sdapta5s for h 'sAs any kind Of business;
Pfs Wi ssRaA T AhRss ssos ss
st. me-, for full information or call after
Sunday. same address. g.
hqses Sses,. ysFni 81 Illness a
sAkffY ssii esF FOE Sa1 saHas Gi5z sta5 18th st.
ffp1sd sfl5 4 70 a lascaABEMY-s-rm. ABE house. 1s
acres; 10 miles to Wash: lge: barn. aceom: e1n
- horses chicken house; p1sS9 asSgm 2i229;
kousE E1 81 3 SALE III sR IN %owNER-Ne.r Tho@as
Circle; 10 rooms, baths; immediate pos
;niass aaa isHRas sfs5o asps sssSo ss:i
k6oMaNG k6 ssSt HOUSE, 1881 R. I. ave. nv
sssl4; 4st Isnt. sss: lease; priss, $500. e ssaii
!. AkfSaISS: q 5S e hsy; I. &. miR from ,sen
lsndscaDed; suitable fas s1est house. school
e,saasaiSeSSk REESE; Gebs nsSme ssne
SAVE COMMISSION. sell me your room
Ing house yos dsss sste pb.t I ptasd
right. Box 4oe.Y; star, g.
cation, excellent opportunity, steady busi-
ness. bad health reason for selling. 1926
sAkBEk Ii rs sHof, S4 bs'S g Owner leaving wash
beautiful fixtures: downtown. For informa-
ton, phone ANGELO. ME- 7735. q
ST. 500 .CAsH-Going business; busy
thoroughfare: lease, reas. rent. Call RA.
1882. bet. 10 and z. or write Box AZ
GRoCERY STORE, located in one Of the
fnest shopping centers Fairfax County, y
mi from Washington. doing over 5000
per wk:; approx. $4,000 worth equip equip
5 Tor 5: S17,5O0: reas. terms: For in
formation. call MRS. PANN1L at Gil.
1888; ewes and Sun. GIL. 6593.
evenn Of. NV. Boz 2oS-z star. -
Evening star., 1948-05-08

SLIP COVER SEAMSTRESS, white; .cnly
thoroughly exper; need apply; good salary:
SODA SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, good hours, good
ain5Se nN sunacE SsEA Pfaf MAJ
sTTiEsNeo,GRAPHER-sinser Tis o, Sewing Machine
ideal working cond. at its business ONCE,
located out of the downtown section;
pleasant neighborhood: 5-day. week. air.
cond. office. comprehensive sick benefits
hosp, retirement, etc; salary commensu-
No phone applications. -
STENoGRAPHER in law Office: $50 to
sTENoGRaPHER. to Join public stenog.
Office. downtown; full or part time: share
profits; no capital required. Box 433-Z,
Star %
de res first-class stenosrapher with ex-
perieHce: sa ary, S2.l0o Pc year to start,
with opportunity for advancement; perma,,
rcnt position, with 5-day week. Call
Mr.. COX, MA. 200. -12
/ STENOGRAPHER, 21-30. who can quickly
learn Office detail and manufacturers line
/ Of engineering products: must have pleas
permanent position with excellent oppor-
! tunity for advancement; beginning salary,
! approximately $3.50 monthly for 5ia-day
sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK. branch ONCE
casualty company; insurance experience
desirable but not necessary; 5-day week;
pleasant working conditions; position per-
manent. Give references. experience II
any and salary desired. Box 1887, Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-08
HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER with some dictaphone
work; 5-day wk; permanent; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Apply 1923 Eye
st NV. 2nd floor. IL
Evening star., 1948-07-26

with only 13 Congressman, will have
only two.
In addition to this bonus for pop
ulation, the convention approved a
rule whereby the National Commit
tee itself will select 40 additional
members at large upon nomination
by various functional divisions of
the party, and that the national
officers of the party shall be men,
bers of the committee by virtue of
their Offices.
The functional" divisions OF the
ProgreSsives means labor, youth,
Negro, nationalities and other large
groups.
This is perfect setup for big city
and big trade union control of the
party organization.
In the two major parties, national
committeeman and committeewomen
are selected by their own States,
each State having the right to
name one of each sex. Other than
the territories, possessions and the
District of Columbia, there are no
additional members.
BY the Progressives' permanent
organization, the Communists and
fellow travellers could easily take
control after the November election.
They have a party platform that
conforms to the Communist Party's
draft resolution and set of rules
tnat favors the big cities and enables
the insiders at national headquar-
tiers to be certain of a majority on
all important questions.
1t won't matter great deal to
these insiders whether Mr.. Wallace
tries again for the presidency in
1852.
Evening star., 1948-07-26

was Immediately propelled onto the
stage by the crush of his admirers
He stood by the Rostrom, waving
The crowd changed its chant:
"One, two, three, four-We don t
want another war! Five, six, seven,
eight-Henry Wallace in '48!"
For three full minutes, while he
waited for the uproar to subside,
the fixed grin never left Mr.. Wal
lace's face.
He noted a Brooklyn sign in the
crowd He said when he heard
the news of Representative Isacon's
Wallaceite victory in Bronx last
winter, he had thought what they
can do in the Bronx, they can do in
Brooklyn
Having laughed uproariously at
his joke, Mr.. Wallace next became
serious.
Il was going on faith in those
days." he said, but since this con-
vention I'm not going on faith. !
know we've just begun to roll
| Mr.. Wallace drew on his agri-
cultural background and spoke of
the importance of the sacred seed
of enthusiasm"
Almost every sentence of the
short impromptu speech was greeted
by furious applause.
Evening star., 1948-07-26

excitement of mass demonstra-
tions but have fallen out with the
too strict organizations which ar
ranged those demonstrations for
them? Well, it could be that the
same thing will happen to them
that happened to the poor quality
masses which the Communists Or
ganized in Germany and which
could not meet the heavy demands
made on them by their organiza-
ton. They just followed new
leaders who offered them the same
opportunity for mass demonstra-
tions on easy terms, and SO the
vileness of Naziism was engendered.
I must own that Mr. Wallace S
followers, with their low standard
of intelligence and their determina-
ton to take their fun politically
seemed horribly likely to turn into
the foundations of an American
Fascist movement.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Roosevelt Foresaw
Progressive Party,
|1ugweII Declares
Speeiol Dispotch TO The Sfor

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt foresaw the estab-
lishment of progressive party and
the death of the Democratic Party
Rexford Guy Tugwell, one of the
first brain-trusters of the Roosevelt
administration, yesterday told the
national convention of the new
Progressive Party. He was present
ing to the convention the platform
of the new party as chairman of
the Resolutions Committee of the
convention.
Mr.. Tugwell said he was sitting
with the late President on summer
night in 1882, when Mr.. Roosevelt
was still Governor of New York and
after he had been nominated for
President.
"On this summer night, I sat with
him alone" said Mr.. Tugwell, in
the ugly old red room of the Albany
mansion. 1t was cool. There was
fire in the fireplace. And sitting
before it we talked about the polit-
ical future just then opening out to
his leadership SO opportunely.
Expected Two Terms.
"He thought, he said, that If the
depression did not too greatly
deepen and if war could be avoided
he spoke of war as no more than a
remote shadow on the horizon-hls
administration could look forward
to two terms in Washington. That
would be eight years; and eight
years seemed long time in 1882.
Some of them would be required for
recovery and rebuilding.
But there would be others during
which needed changes could be
made. We could catch up, he said,
on some of the deferred progressive
business which Wilson had not been
able to finish. There were measures,
political and economic, which ought
to have been got on the books as
far back as the COS of last century
and which still remained to be done.
In realistic, almost sardonlc
phases, he described the probable
reaction to progressive measures of
many of the factions and their lead
ers in the party he now had to hold
together. They are reactionaries,
he said, and they will only 60 along
while it suits. We shall have to part
from them when the crisis is over.
Yet it is hard to see where, when
that time comes, they can CO..
Coalition Was Needed.
HE grew expansive, the Governor
did, that night, and ran over in pro-
Spective eagerness the work he now
seemed called to do. And at the
end of it's he said slowly, and so
earnestly that have never forgot
his exact words: Rex, at the end
of eight years there may not be a
Democratic Party But there will
be progressive one
I'm his time there never was
progressive party. The recovery he
had to gain was followed by war
he had to win. His uneasy coalition
always had to be held together, at
any sacrifice. for the sake of ma
sional unity"
Evening star., 1948-07-26

amendment which would provide q
Federal program of unemployment
and disability benefits of S35 weekly,
for all workers, 1t was accepted BY
the committee.
Before adjournment the conven.
ton elected permanent officers Of
the Progressive Party and members
of its National Committee.
Former Senator Benson of Min
nesota was chosen chairman: Paul
Robson and Albert J. Fitzgerald,
co-chairmen: C. B. Baldwin, secre-
tary and campaign manager; Clark
Foreman, treasurer: Mrs. Elinor
Gimbel, Fred w. Slower and Alvin
Jones, vice chairmen.
The National Committee members
elected for the District Of Columbia
are DR.. Joseph L. johnson and Mrs.
Mark Hyde; for Maryland, DR.. John
e. T.. Camper and Mrs. Eleanor
Nelson Soyring: for Virginia, DR..
L. F. Palmer and Mrs. Virginia
Durr.
The convention then adjourned
after a continuous seven-hour ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1948-07-26

making that statement because
will own I have seen as like in
Europe.
Attempts we're made to Senti-
mentalize the character of the con-
vention by pointing out that it con-
sisted largely of young people. But
why do We pretend that youth is
always a beautiful thing? There's
lots of horrible young people, just
as there are lots of horrible mid
dle-aged people and lots of horrible
old people.
At the Wallace convention there
were quite a number of young peo-
pie who were very horrible indeed
There were the ones who were en-
bryo Rabbits, having their fling
before they settled down to safe
and narrow lives, stupid young
people, too stupid to understand
how the world is run and that the
present system, for all its faults,
took a great deal of patient and
intelligent effort. and who there
fore wrote off the whole of the
past with sneer; and who were
so SNUG that they saw their own
sreering as idealism.
Students Likely to FUNK.
There were others who wore on
their faces the signs of more
serious maladjustment. I never
saw so many girls with the rest
less look on their faces that comes
of profound insecurity, of con-
sciousness that neither their
physical or mental resources were
adequate and that they must Gre
ate personality somehow, by re-
volt if nothing else turned up.
never saw so many boys with the
sullen eyes and the dropped chins
which mean brain just good
enough to grasp the complexities
Of life and to realize that it would
never be able to master them.
The youth at the Wallace con-
vention was not intelligent. 1t
might have been staged as a pres
entation of the students most likely
to funk in l949.
Why do I lay stress on these
unfortunate boys and girls? Be-
cause their quality is interesting in
view of the nature of the conven-
ton. I early gave up the attempt
to see this convention from the
press box and milled around with
the public. This convention was
Communist controlled.
Called Communist Humbug.
Mr.. Wallace himself is not Com
munist controlled in a certain sense.
l do not think he obeys specific
instructions as to what to say and