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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26

tions, methods, supplies, capaci-
ties and so forth Russia and
Germany did that when we were
showing them our toys with the
vain. silly pride Of little kids.
zone OF our aviation officers
(now Maj ajor-General Eric Mel =
SOM said recently that when
those Russians flew over to drop
in on us a few years ago and
we showed them all our stuff
one of the Russian officers could
mt understand why we did this.
He said we showed him things
that he didn't even ask to see
whereas. they never showed US
anything.
Russia, like Germany, has
rubber boundaries. Wherever
ism is. I just don't believe our
they stretch to. there Commun-
people ever will go for Comm
unism (Henry Wallace's popular
vote was only a little over one
million, six years later) or coll
aborate sincerely in a world ar
rangement in which one of the
dominant powers is Communism.
Collaboration has got to be re-
ciprocal and we won't be willing
to 60 on furnishing all the re-
ciprocity while Russia just
gruntS.
"Of course this is no plan
But no plan is as good as any
plan which calls on us to share
world responsibility with nation
which shares nothing but h
troubles with anybody.
"The immediate business is to
lick Germany. This having been
done, Japan will be a pushover.
The future must be managed as
it happens and the stronger we
remainssthe better we will man.
age it from the standpoint Of the
only country that should matter
to Americans.
The author of those sentiments
was Westbrook Pegler, who
thought Governor Dewey would
win the election.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Nisbet Says Law Enforcement Groups
Doing Some Planning On Retirement

full terms for commissioner ofS
agriculture. David S. Coltrane,
serving as commissioner. by en-
ecutive appointment, filed for the
balance of the Kerr Scott term,
and l.. Y. Ballentine was elected
for the full term beginning jan
uary l. There were also short
and long terms in the senatorial
and judicial offices and for state
auditor, but the incumbent ap-
pointees were elected to continued
their tenure in these offices.
STREAMLINED - 1t was one
of the shortest sessions of the
state board that old timers could
recall when full state ticket
was to be certified. The stream
lining was possible because
board members had previously
thoroughly checked the figures
and it was not necessary to read
them. The board recognized the
efficient service of its executive
secretary, Raymond Maxwell. IN.
conducting the routine matters
OF the election. The resolution
was offered by Adrian Mitchell
veteran Republican member,
and was amended by Democrat
ic-member Ray Morgan to IN
c'ude the services which Nit :
chell had rendered by spending
so much time at the state office
during the election period.
INJURED Republican 7. Z.
Carter wise-cracked tn "a he
would sign the election abstracts
but he didn't like the idea OF
certifying so many Democrats.
To which Republican Adrian Nit
chell, who has served on t he
board longer than the combined
tenure of all the other members
rejoined that he had signed 'em
so often he had gotten used TO
it. He added, however. he hadl
never learned to like it.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
BY Lynn Nisbet

PLANNING - A m n & those
who are looking for more in the
way of retirement benefits from
the next general assembly are
the law enforcement officers.
Representatives of the three ma
jor groups in the Law Enforce
ment Officers Benefit Retire
ment System Sheriffs' Asso-
citation, Police Executives n d
Highway atrol - conferred
Monday in the office OF State
Auditor Henry Bridges. Another
conference is scheduled for De-
cember 10 at which time the va
que and general suggestions will
be reduced to specific form for
presentation to the general as
sembly.
ELECTED - In a streamlined
session lasting less than fifteen
minutes the state board OF cleo
tions Tuesday formally certified
the results Of the November 2
election. The certification cover
ed United States senator.
governor and lieutenant COVER
nor, secretary Of state, auditor,
treasure, attorney general sup
erintendent of public instruction,
commissioners Of agriculture
labor and insurance; a justice
of the supreme court and three
judges of superior court elected
on the statewide ballot. Elected
on district tickets coming under
supervision Of the state board
were twelve congressman, three
solicitors and thirty-three state
senators.
DEMOCRATS - OF the sixty
five persons declared elected,
sixty-three were Democrats.
Two state senatorial districts ell
ected Republicans. The 65 per-
sons for "a offices came about
through division In the short and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
BY Westbrook Pegler

by WeStOf0Ok fekler
Copyright, ls4s, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
In view of the abuse of Am
erican journalism by ignorant
orders Of society for small
miscalculation Of tight election,
I feel a desire to honor the wis
dom and prescience Of great
savant. A leading thinker whose
courage has long withstood the
heateful clamor and blighting
whiskers Of the Forces Of False
hood and Intimidation.
Opinion should be free, Of
course, but men whose great
opinions have been vindicated by
history deserve special respect.
On May l, 1912, five months
after Pearl Harbor, there ap-
peared in a portion OF the Am
erican press which enjoyed spe-
cial grace that day, the follow
ing comments:
"Some Of our best minds have
been toying with great brother
hood Of peoples under a rule Of
justice to be enforced, of course,
by us and our partners in. the
role. of military victors. II our
side wins the war, Russia will
plan the peace of the Continent.
And on the basis OF Russia's
past performances we can, con-
fidnetly assume that in Germany
it will be a peace not much diff
ferent from that which Hitler
has imposed on Poland. Russia
will not be asking our advice or
permission any more than she
is consulting us now in the con-
duct Of the war and our own
people will pick up their mar
bles and come on home to be
more nationalistic than ever but
very militaristic, too"
Let me interrupt this latter
day Nostradamus, who shamed
the original by the unqualified
vigor Of his statements, to note
that in May, 1912, Russia was
our gallant ally and that all
doubts Of her faith loyalty and
political beauty were heresy. In
deed a whole rabble of unshorn
dissidents, unrelated, unac-
quainted and incoherent,, were
draggedfa from their homes
and put to trial in Washing
ton in the most horrible travesty
since the ordeal Of the wretches
who gibbeted for Lincoln's as
saassination. Nor were they ac-
quilted, either. The judge, a qua
vering poltroon, finally was call
ed to, judgment and the Depart
ment Of, Justice let the awful
thing blow.away like a carcass
In the desert.
"As a,nation, we simply aren't
inclined to world brotherhood, u
dur learned observer continued.
1--WE are strictly loners, as we
demonstrated after the last war
when we turned our backs on
Europe and Woodrow Wilson
The whole American people re-
nounced Europe. The peopl e
were fed up on 'Europe's end
less wars but made the mistake
Of rejecting Wilson'S alternative
stated over and over in his dyins
effort to swinx US into his dream
league. The alternative was that
we must become a nation in
arms with more or less univer.
sal compulsory military servics.
l4 -e a -
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
COLLEGE Youth OF America Are Today
The Hope OF The Future OF The World

Hundreds of thousands of young men and women,
all over the United States have recently resumed their
studies in the schools and colleges of the nation
The ambition, the enthusiasm and the ideals Of
these young people are of striking significance Mark
ed mostly by its absence as compared with other
groups is the greed and sefishness that distinguish
the calculated policies of older persons.
The Herald has never been among the calamity
houlers who insisted that young people are go
ing to the dogs They the greatest asset OF the
the human race. We have abiding faith in them and
trust in their development implicitly.
Of course, it is not given to the eyes of the youth
to see with the wisdom of age but many older people
would give all the wealth that they have accumulated
repossess the fine spirit of YOUTH and to face the
world as brave adventure determined to make an
unsefish contribution to the upbuildng and consod-
alton of what we call civilization.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
BY Ray Tucker

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is - A
compromise legislative program
hammered out on a give-and-
take basis has become the OBJ
iective Of several key Admin
stration spokesmen on Capitol
Hill and their Republican friends
across the aisle, as the two par
ties representatives prepare for
a possibly fateful session OF the
Eighty-First Congress.
While the G.. O. P. would not
surrender any of the opposition's
prerogatives under the proposed
argument, general approval
of these plans would amount to
a eplica OF the bipartisan "a
greement which has been achiev-
ed in the field Of foreign affairs.
1t would also assure enactment
of many major Truman cam
paign pledges on a modified
scale.
ACCEPTANCE: Although the
Republicans engaged in Opera
ton Compromise" prefer to soft
pedal this angle, it would signify
the Grand Old Party's final ac-
ceptance Of the Roosevelt-Tru
man New Deals basis reforms,
but to a greater extent than
Wilkie in 1910, and Dewey in
1914 and l948, approved them.
1t is pointed out by the mo-
derators on both sides that their
last two nominees endorsed most
of the l932-l948 revisions, simply
more efficiently and economical
ly. There would also have to
be a withdrawal from the Pre-
sident's extreme stand during
the recent election unpleasant
ness.
When a tentative agreement
has been reached shortly before
the Christmas holidays, it will
be submitted to the White House
and also to whatever leadership
the opposition sets up on Capitol
Hill.
ISSUES: Here are the major
controversial issues. as express
ed and advanced by 1910, 1914
and l948 presidential protagonist
and here is a general outline Of
the manner in which they would
be disposed of under Operation
Compromise:
Taxes: The Democrats would
waive their demand for reim-
position of a heavy excess pro-
fits tax, while the Republicans
would agree to an increase n
corporate rates. based on recent
evidence of rising profits. The
present scale of income levies
would be continued. although
with slight amendments to bene-
fit the low-income group.
Both sides are inclined to such
a settlement because of the Of
ficial report that national produc-
tion for the third quarter reached
$256, 900, 900, 900, and that costs.
Moreover. nobody wants to
tamper with a productive ma
chine that is operatings extra
ordinarily well.
LABOR: Taft-Hartley Act:
The Democrats would drop their
demand for outright repeal, and
agree to modification after la
bor-management conferences on
the subject. Principal provi-
sions to be revised or eliminat-
ed would be those barring a
closed shop and requiring union
heads to take an Communist
oath.
The present Longshoremen's
strike, which cripples the Mar
-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
A Safe Way To Save Your Money
Is To Buy Some u. S. Savings Bonds

More than S7,5OOOOo wage and salary earners in
the United States are buying U. S. Savings Bonds
regularly through payroll saving plan Many OF
them have signed up at their banks so that each
month bond is automatically purchased to build up
their financial reserves.
The result is, after ten-year CYCLE they have
safe income coming in every month This is better
than gratuitous annuity because the individuals
have practced it through provident investment and
intelligent savings.
Treasury Department officials point out that the
American people have increased their holdings of saw
ings bonds from fortythree and onehaf billions in
February 1916, to over forty-seven billions, with
thirty two billions of the total in Series E Bonds
The Herald has no hesitation in suggesting to Its
readers that they seriously consider the regular pur
chase of U. S. Savings Bonds. The process will not
only add to the safety of the individuals but will con-
stitute in the fullest sense investment in t he
United States of America There is better invest
ment
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
Tucker Saws That Compromise Legislative Program Objective Ut Both Pae
COP Wouldn't Surrender Any Choice But
General Approval Would Be Bi-Partisanf

shall Plan and Jeopardizes our
general foreign policy, has i'm
pressed Administration leaders
with the need of retaining power
to prevent such stoppages t o
work. The unions fairly sue.
cessful attempt to drive Com.
mics from posts of influence
with the exception of furriers
electricians. longshoremen etc1
is responsible for the proposal
to get rid of the anti-Red ban.
Bureaucracy: Despite his de-
fense Of the size of the fede.
raj establishment, President Tru-
man has surprised his extremist
by showing deep interest in the
forthcoming Hoover report o n
government reorganization. Mr..
Truman believes that numbeous
scattered activities can be con.
centrated. perhaps in such neM
departments as Social Security
and Public Works, with economy
of money and personnel.
OUT; Civil Rights: South
ern Democrats would agree not
to filibuster against any legisla-
tion that simply provided for an
end to the poll tax, and which
authorized the federal govern
ment to intervene if state authoA
rites failed to detect and prose-
cute those guilty Of lynching.
Dixie spokesmen have always
argued that they are remedying
these evils. but they might ap-
prove law which would amount
only TO Congressional condemna-
ton Of both practices.
Recognizing that questions Of
segregation and employment are
local matters, Civil Rights ad-
vocates would concur in a stated
ment to the effect that these
problems, although of national
concern, can best be solved on
the local level.
1t is hoped that Mr.. Truman
would sign such a measure, with
that he took it because it was
the best he could get. He has
used that "out" before, as have
many Of his predecessors.
WATCH: Un-American Activis
ties: New plan contemplates
sort of National Security Coun-
Gil. composed of members of
Senate and House and represen-
tatives of the State, Justice and
National Defense Establishment.
1t would be vested, however,
with all the authority of Con-
gressional committee, together
with sufficient appropriations,
The Republicans figure that
they have squeezed all the poli-
tical juice possible out of this
issue, especially as it provided
no vitamins in the recent cleo
ton.
Neither side wants such an i'm
portant body to fall under the
control of the racially bigoted
John f. Rankin of Mississippi.
In view of possible trouble with
Russia, the compromisers think
that a serious, non-political I
gency to keep watch on domestic
trouble-makers is essential.
Low-cost housing and s u m
clearance: Both measure, which
got through the Senate at the
last session. would be enacted,
but on a less elaborate scale
that was originally proposed.
The need for federal economy.
together with an estimated S25.-
900, 900, 600, of private expendi =
lures for building and repair in
1949. has inclined both sides to
this kind of agreement. But the
philosophy that the government
should give aid in this field
would be preserved.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-26
DAILY BIBLE QUOTATION

Continue prayer the with Thanksgiving
Col. "a
This months quotations suggested by the Rev
Groean pastor of the Church of Rapids
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
"Jusu Sveikata ir Namai
Kuriu0se JUS Gyvenate''

Sitokia tema bus duodama paskai-
ia pirmutianiame Kaimynysciu Su-
sirinkime, kuriuos rengia West Side
Civic Council, ketvirtadieni, Liepos
8, nuo 800 val. vakare, Franklin
Circle Baznycios gimnaziume, 1888
Fulton Road.
Bus apkalbama sveikatos ir ma
mu salygos sioje susigrudusioje kai-
mynysteje. Ne tiktai zmones kurie
cia gyvena pripazysta tas prastas
salygas bet ir baznycios, mokyklos
ligonines, ir viesos organizacijos ta
fakta laiko svarstytinu ir taisytinu.
To klausimo issprendimui ir saukia-
ma toxic kaimyniniai susirinkimai
Tai yra programa kuria vykdys
Home Conservation Committee, ku-
rio pirmininku yra Michael F. Ollie
Uzkviesta j 81 susirinkima asme-
nys kurie gall svarstyti tuos klau-
sinus: Commissioner of Pu b lie
Health, Commissioner of Division of
Buildings, Captain of Sanitation
Police, Mr.. George Petry - ziurkiu
Kontroles Programos, DR.. Chris
Photakis, Musiu Kontroles Progra-
mos, Director John T. Howard, City
Planning Commission.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

Juodsnukis, Andrius, Pagireliu
k, tas pat.
Juodsnukis, Petras, tas pat.
Siaurusevicius, Pranas, Pagi-
reliu k, nuz. Silavoto NKVD
Vasar. 1916.
Uleckas, Juozas, Degimu k,
nuz. Silavoto NKVD Lapkr.
II, 1916.
Petrauskas, Plus, Uzbaliu k,
nuz. silavoto NKVD, Lapkr.
19, 1915.
Nezinomas asmuo, Sargines k,
nuz. Marijampoles NKVD,
Geg. 5, 1945.
Nezinomas asmuo, tas pat.
Visos tos zinios yra tikrOs.
JOS patvirtintos Lietuvos Lais-
YES Kovotoju Gelezinio Vilko
Rinktines Vado DAUMANTO
parasu ir antspaudu ir l.. L. K.
(uz) zvalgybos Skyriaus Virsi-
ninko MAzYCIO parasu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

|nominacijas laimejo William
Howard Taft, dabartinio Sena-
toriaus Taft'o tevas. Sen. Ro-
bert Taft taipgi nofejo gauti
nominacijas sioje Republikonu
konvencijoje ir buvo antras
stipriausias kandidatas po De-
wey. Oar reikia priminti kad
Teodoras Roosevelt, 1908 me-
tais negaves nominaciju j pre-
zidentus Republikonu partijoje
isteige savo trecia, Progressive
partija, taciau tuomi Taftui
nepakenke.)
|SUSITARE
Pc konvencijos, kelias die
mas atsikvepe, Dewey ir War
rem suvaziavo Dewey's ukeje,
prie Pawling, N. Y. Jiedu ap-
tare savo vajaus reikalus bel
asmenis kuriuos mazdaug nu-
mato pakviesti ] kabineto ma
rius, kuomet laimes rinkimus.
Rinkimai bus Lapkricio 2 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
NAUJA Wits SIR
DIES LIGA SER
GANTIEMS

Chicagoje pastaromis dieno-
mis- ivyko Strides ligu tyrine-
toju kongresas. Cia vienas gy-
dytojas, Egiptietis DR.. Kena-
wy, paskelbe savo nauja vais-
ta, kuris sake parodo geras pa
sekmes Strides ligoms gydyti.
10 tyrinejimai parode kad
,zymu pagerejima padare 140
ligoniu is $50 ir vidutiniai pa
gerejo IS ligoniai; tik Is is
tos grupes neparode pagereji-
mo zymiu.
Tas vaistas pavadintas khel-
lin; jis imamas is tam tikro
augalo vaisiaus kurie auga vi
duriniuose Rytuose. Tas val
sius vadinamas amni vinaga.
Khellin sake yra stiprus va
lytojas Strides kraujo gyslQ.
Kraujo gyslu uzkrekejimas, SUI
tue sumazejimas kraujo teke-
jimo j Strides raumenis suda-
70 nekurias priezastis Strides
ligQ, gydytojai tikrina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

Iir Republikonai ir Demokratai.
Jis yra zinomas kaip liberia
las, bet ne radikalas. Tarptau-
tiniuose klausimuose jis pilnai
sutinka SUI Dewey.
Earl Warren yra ateivio su-
nus, jo tevai paeina is Skandi-
navijos. Jis gime Los Ange-
les mieste, Kovo 19, 1891, mo-
kykla lanke Bakersfield, Calf,
kur 10 tevas dirbo gelezinkeliu
dirbtuveje uzvaizda. Earl War
rem teisiu moksla baige Cali
fornia Universitete, tarnavo
Pasauliniame Kare.
Warren kaip gubernatorius
algos gauna $4,000 metuose,
vice prezidento vietoje gaus
tik $4,000 metuose. Taciau
vice, prezidentas gauna $4,000
automobiliui ir jo uzlaikymui,
t ir $32,385 metuose islaikymui
savo sekretoriu ir rastines rel
kalams.
Siedu kandidatai, vienas nuo
Atlantic pakrascio, kitas nuo
Pacifiko, skaitoma stipriausla
prezidento rinkimuose populia-
rumo ir balsu gavimu pora nuo
|laiku Prezidento Mckinney ir
| jo vice prezidento Teodoro Roo
Isevelto, kurie buvo isrinktl
1900 metals (Prez. Mckinley
buvo nuzudytas po isrinklmo
antram terminui, ir jo vietoJe
prezidentu tapo Teodoras Roo
sevelt. 1908 metu rinkimuose
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NO
MINAVO DEWEY
IR WARREN
Pabaiga nuo LIMO pusl.)

Pabalga nuO LIMO puSl.)
prezidentu buvo renkami siaip
sau paprasti politikieriukai, ku-
RE didumoje netiko uzimti pre-
zidento pareigoms, prezidentui
mirus. IS visu vice prezidentu
kurie buvo tinkami preziden-
tauti ir pasidare sau garsu
varda, buvo tik vienas Teodo-
ras Roosevelt.
Xiii vice prezidentai, kaip
buvo NUNS. zinomas Coolidge
ir dabar Truman, pasirode la
bal silpni kuomet atsidure pre-
zidento vietoje.
Jeigu bus isrinktas, Guber-
natorius Warren bus daugiau
negu tik Senate pirmininkas,
kuria pareiga vice presidential
gauna. Biznio korporacijos tu-
ri viena prezidenta ir daugybe
vice prezidentQ, o Amerikos
vyriausybe, kaip Xxi siol buvo,
vargsta tik SUI vienu preziden-
tu; vice prezidentas neturi jo-
kin pareigu prie administravi-
mo. Kitus valdzios darbus at
lieka sekretoriu kabinetas is
virs desimt asmenu.
Siais svarbiais laikais, sako-
ma Republikonai pasistengs vi
ce prezidenta padaryti lygiu
kabineto nariu, kad Warren
turetu kokios nors reiksmes,
kaip gabus zmogus ir geras
vadas.
DEWEY
Cub. Dewey, nors Waldo New
Yorko valstija, yra gimes Mi
chigan valstijoje, Owosso mie-
stelyje, Kovo "a, 1902. Ten jo
tevas buvo leidejas ir redakto-
rius savaitinio laikrascio; jis
buvo visada veiklus Republiko-
nu partijoje. Tevas mire 1922
metals, o motina dar yra gyva
ir gyvena Owosso.
Jaunas Dewey dirbdavo te-
vo pagelbininku, pardavinejo
laikrascius, vasaros metu eida-
vo dirbti ] ukes.
Thomas E. Dewey turejo ge-
ra baritone balsa ir dalyvau-
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davo dainavimuose ir baznyti-
niuose choruose. Per savo dai-
navima susipazino SUI savo
zmona, taip pat dainininke, ir
ia vede.
Pats susitaupes $500 pinigp
Thomas istojo j Michigan uni
versiteta. Paskiau nuvyko
New Yorka, istojo j Columbia
Universiteto Teisiu mokykla,
ir ia baiges patapo advokatu.
Budamas 20 metu amziaus,
Dewey, gabus kalbetojas ir su-
manus prosekutorius, jau bu-
vo paskirtas New Yorke pro-
sekutoriaus padejeju, ir griez-
tai ir drasiai persekiodamas vi
sokius kriminalistus tuo pra-
garsejo.
Pats PREF. Roosevelt buvo j
paskyres federalio prokuroro
New Yorke vietai, Xxi veliau
ia vieta RADIO tinkama Demo-
krata.
Budamas 35 metu, Dewey
tapo isrinktas New Yorko ap-
skrities prokuroru. Pc to ke-
sinosi kandidatuoti j guberna-
torius, bet nelaimejo. Tx XII
tais rinkimais, budamas 40 me-
tu amziaus, laimejo New Yor-
ko gubernatoriaus vieta.
1910 metals jis kandidatavo
j Republikonu partijos prezi-
dentus, bet tada laimejo nomi-
nacija Willkie.
1914 metals Dewey jau bu-
vo formaliai nominuotas Repu-
blikonu partijos kandidatu
prezidentus, bet kadangi karas
dar buvo nepasibaiges, Roose-
welt buvo isrinktas ketvirtam
terminui.
CUB. WARREN
Earl Warren taip pat pra-
garsejo kaip kriminalistu pro-
sekutorius Kalifornijoje, Ala
media apskrityje, 1926 metals
isrinktas prosekutoriaus vie
ia. Nors 1888 metals Kalifor-
nijoje veik visas valstijos vie
tas laimejo Demokratai, vienas
tik Warren pasekmingai laime-
jo valstijos generalinio proku-
roro vieta, ir joje atsizymejo
kovodamas prizes visokias gem
blerystes, raketierius, ir lupi-
kavima.
Kalifornijos gubernatoria u S
rinkimuose uz Warren balsavo