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1 V Illin o is V a lle y N ew s, T h u rsd a y. A p ril 3. 1947 P ra ctica l Instructions For the H om e N urse New Doctrine To Realign World Truman Draws Battle-Lines Against Red Expansionism ByBAUKHAGE N’s u i A n a h it and C om m en tator. M M Service, 1818 Eye S treet. N. Mi., W ashington, II. C. W ASHING TO N. — When H a rry T ru m a n enunciated w hat the W all S treet Jo u rn a l, a _ . p e r io d ic a l n o t given to poetic li- c e n t i o u in e ii, called "D e m o c r a c y ’ « M o n ro e D o c tr in e ,” he p r o b a b ly d id n ’ t realize the m u lti- fa r io u s e f f e c t« thereof. A t thia w ritin g n e ith e r congress nor the country has q u ite recov ered fro m the im p a ct o f those Kaukhagp words read w ith Qie m a tte r-o f-fa ct, u n d ra m a tic, un- o ra t'T ic a l, c ra c k e r-b a rre l d ictio n of a m a tte r-o f-fa c t, u n d ra m a tic, unor- a to ric a l. c ra c k e r-b a rre l man. When I heard the P resident read them , standing there, ca lm and confident, at the lectern o f the rea d in g cle rk on the house ro stru m , looking up fro m the text only o ccasionally w ith that b ird -lik e t ilt o f his head, as the te le visio n cam eras p u rre d gently fro m the opposite g a lle ry , I fe lt a little w o rrie d The cabinet m em bers seated In the w ell, the senators in the firs t rows o f seats, the house m em bers crow ded into rows behind th e m —a ll seemed a lm ost glu m . I d id n 't realize the so le m n ity o f the message w hich held them In a re strained silence O nly th ric e was there applause a fte r he began to speak. Before and a fte r there was plenty and it was evenly balanced, It was b i-pa rtisa n , not weighted h e a v ily on the side of the a d m in is tra tio n p a rty as It u su a lly Is when a P resident speaks When the speech was over It was the same. The senators le ft in si lence; there was little o r no co m m ent As Senator Lodge said when a ra d io m an plucked at his sleeve and asked If he w ould su b m it to an In te rv ie w : " I c a n 't th in k T H A T fa s t." Even the fast and sound th in k e is wanted tim e to th in k le i surely and deeply. Since th a t day thousands of words have been spoken and p rin te d in thousands of c itie s a ll o ve r the w o rld , about th a t message w hich covers a little m ore than fo u r and a h a lf pages, ty p e w ritte n ton both sides o f the sheet since w a rtim e econom y s till is p ra c tic e d at the W hite House). In m an y odd corners o f the bazaars and m a rk e t places those w ords c ra ckle d lik e tin y elec tr ic sparks. And e ve ryw h e re th o u g h tfu l, In te l lig e n t people In fo re ig n co u n trie s— those who had alw ays looked upon A m e rica as a n a tio n whose p o litic a l and c u ltu ra l outlook was m ost s y m p a th e tic to th e ir p o litic a l and c u l tu ra l outlook, but whose econom ic theories pointed fu rth e r to the rig h t than th e ir own s o c ia lis tic leanings— pondered. These w ere people to whom Soviet Russia was p rim itiv e , harsh, c ru e l in its m ethods. N e ve r theless R ussia’ s econom ic theories d iffe re d less fro m th e ir own than d id the econom ic theories o f the U n ited States, whose civ iliz e d , frie n d ly and hum ane c h a ra c te ris tics a ttra c te d them . T hey found that they m ust choose They m ust say to Russia o r A m e ric a ; “ W h ith e r thou goest, I w ill go; and w here thou lodgest, I w ill lodge; th y people shall be m y people; and th y ways shall be m in e .’ ’ Perhaps n e ve r before In h is to ry had a g re a t n ation so c e rta in ly d ivid e d the sheep fro m the goats, the frie n d s fro m the enem ies. The P re sid e n t's plan is m ore than a m o ra l question, ft in vo lve s m ore than a b stra ct p rin cip le s of p o litic a l econom y o r social philosophy. It sets fo rth w ith shuddering s im p lic ity to the w a ve rin g nations o f the w o rld the w a rn in g th a t they m ust run w ith the hare o r rid e w ith the hounds; they m ust have no other p o litic a l god before Demos—the s p irit of the people. E ith e r m a jo rity rules in yo u r house o r yo u r house is ruled nut o f bounds In o th er words, cabinets and ca b i net m akers, p re m ie rs and p ro con suls w ill no longer dance to the K re m lin 's tune i f they expect U ncle Sam to pay the p ip e r—o r the butcher o r the baker. Com m ies \im al B e v o h ilio n 1927 the p ro te ctio n average exceed- ed the incom e average. In the years f depression that follow ed, the p ro tection average went as high ns 2*4 tim es the incom e average. In 1943, as w a rtim e incom es expanded, the incom e average again topped the p rotection average. R ecently when S e cre tary of Labor Schwellenbach urged th a t the C om m unist p a rty In A m e rica be banned by law it brought fo rth an em phatic protest fro m the se cre ta ry general of the p a rty, Eugene Dennis. What are the C om m unists after? The new K ip lin g e r magazine, pub- lished W ashington, says in its M arch **Aa spelled out in th eir own « Vanishing Crane w o rd s. A n terlean C o m m u n is t* have three m a jo r a im * in the t'n ite d States: I he revo lu tio n a ry over- throw e l ca p ita lism and the c a p i talist state, a .Soviet fo rm of gov ernm en t under a 'd ic tato rsh ip of the p ro le ta ria t,* and A n a *.), the C om m unist heaven-en-earth, a co llectlv- tst economy leading to a classless society, ••Of the three alm s, th e ir tirst Is revo lution. Sol m e re ly change, hut (u ll-fledged revo lution, planned, led and controlled by the disciplined ( o m m u 'iis t m in o rity . The lib e ra tion of the working class from the yoke of ca p ita lism cannot he ef fected by slow < lianges, In refo rm s, but only by revolution * ** ( E d ito r K ip lin g e r says if you want c h a p te r and verse fo r his a u th o rity fo r the above statem ent, w rite to h im at 1729 O Street. N W . Wash- in g to r D. C . and he w ill send them ou ) I t 11• not lik e ly , how ever, that the p a rty be banned by law Not be cause gress loves the Com niu- (lists But ieven that a rd e n tly a n ti red group . the co m m itte e on un A m e ri- can iICtiviitics, doesn’t approve of w ip in g out the p a rty. An anonymous rn e n it >«r of the co m m itte e re ce n tly pointe d <nit that i f the p a rty was broke . it w ould s im p ly go un- derground. where Its devious ways would be 1harder to follow . A */c rm on the surface is w o rth tw o (ilogon underneath the soil, as sny e a rly F B I b ird m il te s tify . . . U H O O P IN G ( R %NE . i , j i . ’ i | L if t ln»uranct In c r ta ie i in U, S. On the average, there were over 4 hfe insurance p o licies per fa m ily in the U n ite d States at the end of 1943. it is revealed in a survey by life insurance com panies In am ount o f life insurance owned, the average po» fa m ily was >4 000 at m id year 1943 The average 1943 protection per fa m ily was m ore than 20 cent la rg e r than th a t o f 1940 and was 21! tim e s the 1920 p ro te ctio n a ve r age The 1943 average per fa m ily of life insurance owned was ne a rly equal to the 1943 average income per fa m ily , the ave ra g e per fa m ily o f n a tio n a l incom e in 1943 being >4.- 300. In 1920. the ave ra g e p rotection per fa m ily was n e a rly 30 per cent below the average o f n a tio n a l in com e per fa m ily . T his gap was n a r row ed in the ensuing years, u n til In ' t ' > | I his illu s tra tio n of a Whoop ing C rane was supposed to ac com pany some re m a rk s on th at fast disap pearin g species of A m erican bird life th at a p peared in this colum n re c e n tly . I n fo rtun ately the pictu re, lik e most of the o rig in als , went as tra y. Since th at a rtic le a p peared. two n atio nal m agasines published stories shout this m agn ificent b ird , whose whoop Is becom ing fa in te r and fa in te r ev ery day. One a rtic le esti m ated that only a hundred spec im ens w ere s till a liv e and whooping. The other a rtic le placed the nu m b er at 29. Says the Eish and W ild life s e rv ic e of the d e p a rtm e n t of the In te rio r, w hich is conducting a su rvey of these, the ta llest im a n - « lir i and m ost b e au tifu l of A m e ric a n b ird s; “ fe w e r than 40*’ have been counted. Th ey a re in the coast region of southern Louis ian a and Texas. TH E TEACHER PRO BLEM W A S H IN G T O N —School teachers have gone on s trik e in B u ffa lo , St. P a u l and se ve ra l o th e r c itie s , w ith m ore s trikes b re w in g elsewhere. B u t the new congress has fa ile d even to consider the fa c t th a t ja n i to rs and charw om en in m a n y c itie s are p a id m ore than the teachers responsible fo r tra in in g the n e xt generation fo r an a to m ic age. Several b ills p ro v id in g fe d e ra l 1 1 7 HEN Junior’s hand is cut funds to increase teachers' s a la rie s VV open by a rusty nail, better have been in tro d u c e d —perhaps the call the doctor right away—there’s best and sim p le st being th a t o f V e r danger of blood poisoning. m o n t’ s outstan d in g GOP senator, G eorge A iken. O thers have been M eanwhile, cleanse the wound thorough* w ritte n by D em ocrats G reen and j ly with soap and w ater. Then pour in M c G ra th c f Rhode Is la n d and M c- enough peroxide to dig out all those particles of rust and d irt, and soak the C a rra n of Nevada, and R e p u b lica n hand in a hot. strong epsom sa lt solution. T a ft o f Ohio. On the house side Our booklet No. 81 contains 40 pages of D e m ocra t Pace of G e o rg ia and Re helpful advice about home nursing. Cov- j ers nursing of contagious diseases, care p u b lica n W elch o f C a lifo rn ia have during pregnancy, after operations, in entered b ills , in a d d itio n to a drop- em ergencies. A m ust for every home! Send 25 cents (coin) for “ P ractici.I In in-the bucket b ill by Rep. S te rlin g struction for the Home N urse” to Weekly Newspaper Service. 243 W. 17th St.. New Cole o f New Y o rk. York 11, N. Y. P rin t nam e, address, B u t the GOP le a d e rsh ip ap booklet title and No. 81. p a re n tly th in k s th a t the la b o r s itu a tio n — even though we have no m a jo r s trik e s — is m ore an em ergency than in s u rin g the u n in te rru p te d e d ucation of the n a tio n ’s c h ild re n . In both the house and the senate, education and la b o r le g is la tio n are handled by the same co m m itte e s, Healthful Fresh Fruit Drink and the two c h a irm e n —T a ft o f Ohio and H a rtle y o f New Je rse y— have Makes Purgatives Unnec not b e s tirre d them selves about edu essary for Most People cation, even though T a ft does have his nam e on tw o b ills re la tin g to the Here’s a way to overcome constipa m a tte r. tion without harsh laxatives. D rin l T a ft has appointed A ike n c h a ir juice o f 1 Sunkist Lemon in a glas m an o f a su b co m m itte e to handle o f water first thing on arising. education. B u t because the fu ll c o m m itte e is heading in to weeks o f Most people find this a ll they neei w ra n g lin g o v e r la b o r law s, A ike n -stim ulates normal bowel action da-, p ro b a b ly c a n 't schedule h e a rin g s after d a y ! before A p ril. A su b co m m itte e has Lemon and water is good lor you been appointed on th e house side, Lemons are among the richest sourct but no he a rin g s are scheduled. of vitam in C, which combats fatigue • • • helps resist colds and 1 nfections. The- MISSISSIPPI VS. N. Y. TEACHERS supply valuable amounts o f vitam in N e ve r before has the fe d e ra l B i and P. They pep up appetite. The; g o ve rn m e nt m ade a re g u la r a p p ro alkalinue, aid digestion. Lemon anc p ria tio n fo r edu catio n a l expenses water has a fresh tang too-clears the H ow ever, Senator A ike n points out mouth, wakes you up, starts you going th a t 60 per cent o f a ll A m e rica n s T ry this grand wake-up d rink 1( today are liv in g in states o th e r than mornings. See i f i t doesn't help you those in w h ich they were educated, Use California Sunkist Lemons. p ro v in g th a t e ducation is an in te r state o r n a tio n a l p roblem . A ik e n fu rth e r points out th a t edu c a tio n a l standards v a ry so w id e ly YO U th a t in M is s is s ip p i the average ex p e n d itu re per p u p il p e r y e a r in 1944 can h a v e a was o n ly $42 25. w h ile the average in N ew Y o rk state was $185 12 H is b ill w ould in su re e xp e nd itu re o f a t least $100 per p u p il per y e a r in each state. C h ie f opposition to such a h ill Is fro m southern senators, who fe a r it m ig h t re q u ire th e ir states to spend "to o m u c h " on N egro schools. F o r the b ill spec ifie s th a t the $100 average fo r each p u p il m ust be m ainta in e d fo r each school d is tric t. A ik e n 's c o m m itte e on exp e nd i tu re s in the e xe cu tive d e p a rtm e n ts plans h e a rin g s on a b ill by T a ft and TERRY-MORSE SEED CO, S enator F u lb rig h t o f Arkansas c a ll orraorr i t san fsanosco h in g fo r e s ta blish m e n t o f a new c a b i net post—s e cre ta ry o f health, w e l fa re and education. W hile A ike n is anxious to proceed w ith th is b ill, he is m o re anxious to see increased te a che rs' salaries. • • • Treating Wounds Y O U N G IN Y E A R S O N L Y . . . T ra g ic experiences, born of hunger and p riv a tio n , have le ft th e ir m a rk on the fa re s of these c h ild re n of southern B ohem ia. B a re ly a tra ce of childhood rem ains in th e ir s ta rk expressions. These to rn and ta tte re d boys are am ong those being helped by A m e ric a n Red Cross in Its d is trib u tio n of three m illio n d o lla rs in supplies to C zechoslovakia. NEWS ANALYSIS Floods Ravage England: Guard A-Bomb Materials BRITAIN: Floods New Peril 3>- B o liv ia are g iv in g e ve ry assistance to the rebels. The w ar act gives the gove rn m e nt power to d ra ft men, p ro p e rty and m oney, and to suspend any laws. The pream ble declares th a t It was Issued in accordance w ith " in t e r na tio na l agreem ent signed by this country fo r defense o f the c o n tin en t against subversive m ovem ents o f a to ta lita ria n c h a ra c te r.” A ccording to news fro m B ra z il, the insurgents have won c o n tro l o f a ll the P araguayan side o f the P a ra - i g u a yan-B razil b o rd e r by c a p tu rin g ! the towns o f Bela V ista , Pedro Juan ! C a ballero and Captan Bado. WHY TAKE HARSH LAXATIVES? M e ltin g o f the th ic k b la n ke t of snow th a t b ro u g h t g re a t h a rd sh ip to B r ita in has sw o lle n strea m s to flood stage. M an y thousands o f people in southern E n g la n d are being forced out o f th e ir homes by ris in g w aters. Some riv e rs a lre a d y have passed the reco rd h ig h m a rk s o f 1894. C o m m u n ity kitch e n s are being set up to feed refugees. Troops, G e r m an w a r prison e rs and vo lu n tee rs are s tru g g lin g to save w a te r p u r i fy in g stations, gas and e le c tric plants, and o ther essential services. O thers are sandbagging dikes and Paraguayan g o ve rn m e nt rep o rts r iv e r walls. " I t is o u r w o rst d isa ste r In 300 say that some o f the rebel forces y e a rs ." declares M iss Phoebe Cus- have deserted and su rre n d e re d to ten, m a y o r of the Tham es r iv e r town governm ent troops. T here were o th e r stories, denied by the g o ve rn o f Caversham . m ent. th a t some in fa n try , a r tille r y Snow s till is h a m p e rin g tra n s p o r and naval units had refused o r ta tio n in five counties o f no rth e rn*! ders to fig h t the rebels. E ngland. These regions w ill have . to cope w ith floods la te r. A g ric u ltu ra l losses are a lrea d y i Im m ense and prospects are fo r even m ore sta g ge rin g dam age. I M e lv in E. Thom pson, elected lie u Tens o f thousands of sheep and cat- tenant governor, is r ig h tfu l g o ve r 1 ,,e are d ro w n in g in the M id la nd s nor o f G eorgia, the regions. It is e stim ated th a t three • state s u p re m e m illio n fa rm a n im a ls died o ve r the co u rt has ruled . 5 w in te r, k ille d by snow and cold. to 2. H e rm a n T a i- M ost of the spring wheat crop is ! m adge, son of ru in e d The potato crop in the fen- Gene, w h o has lands is considered destroyed. been a c tin g as gov P la n tin g of e a rly crops is fa r behind e rn o r since h is ap schedule. In a co u n try th a t has been p o in tm e n t by the on sh o rt ratio n s fo r seven years, le g is la tu re , was de th is fu rth e r blow is e x tre m e ly s e ri d a re d a usurper. ous. A tty . Gen. Eu I gene Cook has in v a lid a te d a ll b ills M . E. s ig n e d by T ai - Thom pson m adge d u rin g his b rie f and trou b le d te rm . The m ost In a m ove to safeguard the na im p o rta n t o f th is le g is la tio n is the tio n 's supply of u ra n iu m and th o ri w h ite p rim a r y b ill, b u t 150 oth er um ores, the ra w m a te ria ls fo p atom m easures also were d e cla re d vo id bom bs, the A to m ic E n e rg y co m m is GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY BOGS by Cook. sion has Issued a new and v e ry s tric t W hether he intended it o r not. The 33-year-oId son of the fam ous P re sid e n t T ru m a n 's t r ip to M e xico code. Death is the p e n alty fo r m a jo r v io la tio n s o f the r ig id re g u la "O ld G e n e" accepted the v e rd ic t o f j d id m ore fo r the la g g in g good neigh the sta te 's highest b o r p o lic y than a n y th in g since tions. w h ich affe ct everyone ha n dlin g trib u n a l and Im m e F ra n k lin R oosevelt's tim ». the ra d io a ctive orcs. d ia te ly m ade prep T hanks to the astute backstage The code sets up a lice n sin g sys a ra tio n s to leave guidance o f Sum ner W elles. Roose tem sp e cifyin g th a t no one. unless the exe cu tive m an v e lt b u ilt up o u r frie n d s h ip w ith licensed by the com m issio n , can sion. L a tin A m e ric a He m ade a special " tra n s fe r o r e x p o rt fro m the U nited "W e 'U be b a c k .” p ilg rim a g e to Buenos A ire s and S ta te s" any m a te ria l th a t contains be to ld w e ll w is h j M ontevideo, and fre q u e n tly cruised as m uch as l-20th o f one per cent ers. "T h e c o u rt of th ro u g h the C aribbean, to u ch in g at o f u ra n iu m o r th o riu m . la st re s o rt is the Ecuadorean and C e n tra l A m e ric a n A fte r A p r il 1, anyone not licensed people of G eorgia. c itie s ; also v is ite d M e xico and who o btains 10 pounds o r m ore of T h is case w i l l acted as host to m a n y L a tin A m e ri ra w u ra n iu m or th o riu m m ust re p o rt be taken to the can presidents. 11. T a lm a d g e it to the com m ission w ith in 30 days. c o u rt o f la s t re W ith W elles' e x it fro m the state Use o f u ra n iu m in ce ra m ics, photo s o rt." T his was in te rp re te d as in d i d e p a rtm e n t m uch o f th is cam e to g ra p h ic supplies and o ther in d u s tria l c a tin g th a t T alm a d g e intends to run products is p ra c tic a lly fo rbidden, again in 1948. when a special elec an end. So »Iso has ended the eco cooperation g ive n L a tin since no fu rth e r supply o f the m eta l tio n w ill be held. U nder the law a n o m ic A m e ric a n neighbors. w ill be allow ed a fte r A p r il 1 lie u te n a n t g o ve rn o r can serve only R e g a rd in g th is , L a tin A m e rica n s tw o ye a rs as governor. have been e s p e c ia lly b itte r. T hey The suprem e c o u rt's m a jo r ity de c o m p la in th a t w hereas d u rin g the c isio n to o k the v ie w th a t the le g is w a r th e y sold ra w m a te ria ls to the II fir la tu re e rre d when It appointed H e r U n ite d States at sta b iliz e d prices, So serious is the re b e llio n In P a ra m a n T a lm a d g e g o ve rn o r on J a n u fo re g o in g any w a r p ro fits, th e y now guay th a t P re sid e n t M o rin ig o has is a ry 14. The le g is la tu re , a fte r a can ca n n ot buy goods in the U. S. A. sued a w a r decree to m o b ilize the vass o f votes cast, acted on the When they a tte m p t to purchase fu ll powers o f the governm ent. Reb th e o ry th a t since Eugene T alm a d g e here they find th a t European coun els now are h olding la rg e sections had died before in a u g ura tio n , th a t trie s have a p r io r ity We pay m ore o f the little South A m e ric a n coun th e re was no one elected to the o f j a tte n tio n to Greece, they com p la in , try G o ve rn m e nt o fficia ls state that fice H e rm a n T alm adge was chosen than to neighbors close at home— th e re v o lt is C o m m u n ist-in sp ire d on the basis of a few w rite -in votes. ! n e ighbors w h ich are m uch m ore im T he y fu rth e r charge th a t C o m m u T hom pson, d u ly elected lie u te n a n t p o rta n t to o u r long-range w e lfa re . nists io n e ig h bo rin g U ru g u a y and go ve rn o r, was ignored W hat L a tin A m e ric a n d ip lo m a ts ■ hope is th a t in a d d itio n to g o o d-w ill tours, the U. S. A. now w ill loosen 5 up e c o n o m ic a lly . T hey w a n t to buy, ; not beg, b u t they c a n 't even do the fo rm e r • • • GEORGIA: Talmadge Ousted ATOMIC ORE: Rigid Regulations PAR \G l AY: Civil HIGHEST <>\ RECORD Livestock \ alue Soars Io Peak A lthough tha W A S H IN G TO N n u m b e r o f liv e sto ck on fa rm s de clin e d d u rin g 1948. the fa rm tnven- i to ry va lu e of a ll liv e s to c k »oared to >11,252.000, a g a in o f 25 p e r cent o ve r the pre vio u s y e a r and the h ig h ( est to ta l on reco rd , a cco rd in g to a ! bureau o f a g ric u ltu ra l econom ic* rep o rt The d ro p in liv e s to c k num - ' bers w a t the th ir d successive de clin e since a h ig h was reached J a n u a ry 1. 1944 The report listed 81.500 000 head o f c a ttle , 28.100.000 m ilk cows. 58.- »01.000 hegk. 475.442.000 chickens, and 38.571.000 stock sheep as o f the firs t o f th is ye a r In a d d itio n , there w ere 7,251.300 horses. 2.773.000 m ules and 6,632,000 tu rke ys The va lu e p e r head o f cattle, hogs, sheep, chickens and tu rke ys a t the beg in ning o f 1947 reached new heights. The value p e r head o f horses and m ules was som ew hat above a ye a r e a rlie r Supplies of teed g ra in s on fa rm s on J a n u a ry 1 were 10 p e r cent la rg e r than on the same date a y e a r e a rlie r W ith exception o f 1942. they w ere the la rg e s t J a n u a ry stocks on reco rd . W ith liv e s to c k num bers down, the su pply o f feed g rains In re la tio n to liv e s to c k was m ore fa v o ra b le than a y e a r ago The supply p e r u n it of liv e s to c k reached reco rd levels. IT p e r cent la rg e r than a t the begin n in g o f 1946. and 8 per cent above J a n u a ry 1. 1942. the pre vio u s high. M E R R Y -G O -R O U N D J. E d g a r H e w e r has locked in F B I files several sensational stories on b ig c ity c o rru p tio n , showing how I c e rta in c ity bosses a re tie d up w ith c rim e . 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