? Page 14 Eugene Register-Guard, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1946
"Correspondent Explains Why
I fa Ma. c A A
inaians uisiiKe u. X Policy
. SAN FRANCISCO, . Calif. W
!ir-A Bombay mob burned an
!.American flag in the Btreet.
'- It undoubtedly wanted to get
.cross the lda that it didn't like
what it thought that flag stands
',for in India.
"Why should any Indian hate
me or my flag?" you may ask.
"Aren't Americans generally sym
pathetic with Indians who want
independence? Didn't we fight for
our own independence from Brit
ain? What's the big idea, anyway,
jumping on me and my flag?"
ine Dig iaea is mat time
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: side of the railroad tracks looks
I as good as the other. All the dlf
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: With surroundings,
r. ." From where I ait, there's a lesson
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T made up of different elements
. people as well as landmarks. Some
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EUGENE
marches on In India too.
It has marched fastest in this
way: Indians who want independ
ence are listening now to leaders
who advocate getting it by vio
lence if necessary. This contrasts
to the way they listened for a
long time to non-violence leaders
who said violence wouldn't work.
Not Enough
The British have offered domin
ion Status to Inriin. hilt Ihnl hs.n't
satisfied a good many Indian
leaders, who say it means no real
concession. In the meantime these
leaders haven't got together them
selves. The Moslems still hold
aloof from the Hindus, and vice
versa, s
During the War India contrib
uted food and other native ma
terials to the war effort. Now the
country expects a famine, and
some of the popular leaders say
It is at least in part due to mis
management by the British In
dian government.
During the war American troops
were in India to service the fight
aCQinst Jatmn. Thpro nran't cn
many now, but it may be that the
muiuns nave come to associate
these Americans with continuing
British pnntrnl.
A Likely Clue
But a more likely clue appeared
In n Mnilrge . ,
which charged that the United
States displayed an "isolationist
mentality1; toward Indian prob
lems, and asserted this country
would not "risk provoking Brit
ain's wrath by helping India ob
tain her independence."
The end of the war in Asia has
meant whether vnn isita i
the return, or attempted return,
ui uie wnue man to the imperial
system under which he lived be
fore the war. As an ally of Brit
ain, we are getting part of 'the
blame for this attempted return,
which in some places like Indon
esia and Indo-China has met vio
lent resistance.
Up to now that violence has
flared only fitfully in India in the
form of local riots, but with the
approach of expected famine
there's an excellent chance it may
grow much lnrffpr.
Return Of Control
The returning or continuing
control of the white man in such
areas is in the tump nf nM 0a
order, with gradual liberation
promised. But independence lead
ers charge this promise is only an
excuse 10 stay on as boss.
It isn't easy for Americans to
sort out their ideas on India, and
the job isn't made easier by Brit
ish censorshln wMr.h ui ......
censorship, delays if it doesn't
mm me true picture of what goes
on, and why.
The British give us this telling
argument: They say that until we
Americans:
(A) Can speak from comparable
colonial experience,
(B) Try living a few centuries
dependent on foreign trade, and
(C) Loosen up our own immi
gration laws so they don't discri
minate against Indians and all the
Othpn Pnlnntul nannla u
...... .upt w c atxy wc a
like to see independeht, we might'
go siow in passing judgment on
the Indian question.
But will India wait on judgments?
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I'our-thousand sets of twin beds
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The twin trouble reached its
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tion in the shipyards when work
ers took any housing and fur
nishings available. Of the 6000
furnished family units, 4000 had
twin beds because some psychol
ogist in the FPHA said that was
the way to increase production
in the shipyards.
But the virile shipbuilders
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ed.- They threatened to quit if
they couldn't have double beds. '
"Are you trying to break up
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woman welder shouted above the
din at one of the period mass
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The chorus of complaints has
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Only Woman Chaplain
Discharged From Army
FORT LAWTON, Wash. U.PJ
The first and only woman chap
lain in the United States Army,
Wac Lt. Eleanor G. Collie left
here today for Camp Beale, Cal.,
to return to civilian life.
A native of Boston, Chaplain
Collie served 31 months in the
army. She enlisted in July, wis,
and was commissioned at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga., five months later.
After attending St. Lawrence Uni
versity in Massachusetts, she was
ordained in May, 1938, following
study at Camton (N.Y.) Theologi
cal School.
Chaplain Collie served as post
chaplain for five months at Fort
Oglethorpe and later was assigned
to the WAC hospital detachment
at Fort Lawton.
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VANCOUVER, Feb. 21 M
Nine-year-old Jimmy Hilborn was
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stomach was sore.
"Appendicitis," the medics
agreed. No sooner was he conval
escing from the operation than
tonsillitis laid him low.
His father, discharged from the
Army, was expected to cheer him
up but he wired from the Midwest
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