Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 31]

PAGE FOUR - THE FLINT SPOKESMAN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1948
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MEAT AND POLITICS -

Mr. Truman is faced-with a dilemma, the solution of which
may détermine the outcome of the election in the Fall. The
meat trust, made up of five large neat packingveoncerns, has set
itself ta defy ihe American Government by refusing to obey
tha OPA~ laws governing the price of meats. This law was
_passed by the will of the American people, as expressed through
their Senators and Representatives, and is binding or ought to
be binding on every citizen alike. The Sherman Anti-Trust
Law. chould be at once envoked to determine whether these
large trusts are operating in restraint of trade, thus.constituting
themselves a colossal monopoly.. The President should go
still further and use ~the war-powers~which he still has~to
break this combination, by either seizing all of the packing
heuses and the great cattle breeding ranches in the interest of
the common good (paying to the owners such prices as the De+
Control! Board may determine) or he should take the one step
that. would be most effective~that of purchasing millions of
pounds of beef from Mexico and Argentina. We notice with
interest that since this suggestion has been made as coming
from the President's cabinet, some meat has begun to appear
on the counters of our local stores.

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To illustrate the fear that such action would evoke, we
note that the~arch protector of predatory wealth, Senator Taft
of Ohio, speaking in the United States Senate, cried out with
stung hoyror that such ~~a thing would be silly and disastrous
to the cattle raisers.~.

The soundest policy for President Truman to follow is to
take the opposite position to that taken by Senator Taft. The
Senator speaks for the vested interests; the President should
speak for the common people. Senator Taft wants OPA
scrapped so that his vast investments and the investments of

the gorup he represents may have free play in exploiting the.

masses of the common people., itis our prediction that if the masses of the people should
vote out of office the present semi-liberal Congress and place
in its stead a conservative Congress, the cry for meat in the
future will be met by the gift of serpents on the part of the
reactionary Congress. The Common people want OPA retained so that their rents and their food may not become exorbitant. They want social security retained; they want the
bank: deposit law; they want Federal aid in education; they
want Federal Housing projects to take; them out of the slums,
where their children die at a greater rate than those who own
the buildings of the slums. These gaifis can only be retained

if the Presidant takes a firm: hand and speaks~ often to the|.

American people in protection of these hard won reforms.

'.. Mr. President! You have an opportunity to break the
meat trust that has designedly planned to create this shortage
and bring it to an end. The reforms that were instituted by
your distinguished and worthy predecessor must be retained.
Say to them, as a great French general once said, ~~You shall
not pass~; then summons the tremendous resources of the
masses of the American people to your side and fight the enemies of prograts shall be decisively defeated.

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every nickle try to hoard. will finally learn that there is more to
life then selfich room and board.
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God's unfaiiin lan of economy is ~giving~
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ting~ and ~lifting~~ while ~~climbing.~~
Folks who always want to be the hub of the whee~, never
seem 1o care until affliction comes, how o-hers feel.

riving down a one-way-road ry cccm pretty easy and
gay, until the wee the r gets foggy and one gets groggy and
loses his way.

It. ds quite all right to wear ~ high hat, but one -should
have sense enough to know that, ev a such attire.upon a sty ~lish
liar, in God~ s estimation doesn~t mz!-e him any higher.

Many individuals on Sunday bow reverently before a sacred alter, but on the following days of the week, almost need a
halter.

Pls Pane who eek: -+to be the least but.to this oid world
meen the most, are those~who are long suffer: ng and kind and
not afraid of the Holy Ghost.

The ghosts all men should fear are those that lurk among
the victims of debauchery and greed, and suddenly get men
down, and one their souls eternally feed.

Men and women may not appear disfigured on the outside, but those who do not figure Christ in their lives, have an
impairment inside they cannot hide.

The trouble with this sad old world today is, that men
look at color, influence money and flash... which without
character is only trash.

Thus youth~s only justification for attending school is, to
learn enough daily to keep him from becoming a fool, and in
his early church life defeat. the devil in making of him a tool.

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record number of World War II
veterans are enrolled at Meharry Medical school for the fall
term. A total of 161 are enrolled in the various schools of the
college, which is double the
number in 1945 and more than
five times the number enrolled
in December of 1944, on the
first class of veterans to attend
Meharry. ~

While one third of the total
enrollment of 483~ ar2 veterans,
153 of that number are freshmen. They registered on Sept.
23 and spemt the week in an
| orientation program, which began s3veral years ago in the
school of dentistry and was extended to medicine and - nursing
for the first time this year. Each
freshman had a personal irtterview with a member of the faculty and rectived psychological

By Dr. J. A. Thornton
ASTHMA

Asthma,
tacks the

is a disease that atnuro-muscular net

work of the body, marked by}:

recurrent attacks of difficult

Nearly eeky towering personage who rises on the horizon
of the times claims that he is out to achieve certain ends and
advantages for ~the people.~ However much he may depart
from his precepts, his major claim to power is his program for
the bettérment of ~the people.~~ This was the program of Jesus
who launched a ~~people- bettering~ movement which in spite of.
man~s inhumanity to man is calculated to make the kingdoms of

this world the kingdom of God and his Christ.

It is more than passing strange that today one of the most
powerful, one of the most majestic figures of modern times is
none other than Mohandas Gandhi, called the Mahatma. Just
as Jesus without pyhsical force broke up the Roman empire so
is Gandhi today breaking up the British empire. The hand
writing js already on the wall and well might Britain quake like
Belshazzar of old for the end of its gilded reign is nearly come!

| The thing above all others that should stir the British

breathing, with wheezing, cough,
and a sense of contraction of -the
bronchi. This often shows up
on the skir as the hives, or chill
blaines, ~(common to the coun~

j try: pRople ag = winter heel).

This disease is caused by so

tests.

This year,

Two of the nation~s leaders in
this field will offer two-day
teaching and demonstration programs each quarter to clirfical
students. Dr. Charles Sweet,
the father of

series early in November. Dr.
Walter McBride, Detroit, will
give lectures and demonstrations
for the second quarter during
February and Dr. Ralph -Ireland, University of Nebraska,
will close the series next May.

Dr. C. O. Dummett, chairmar
of the administrative committee
of the school of dentistry, -has
been granted a year~s leave of
absence to study at the University of Michigan. Dr. W. H.. Allen will serve as chairman while
Dr. Dummett is away. Dr. Dummett, who holds the Gegrees of
doctor ~of dental surgery ~and
master of dental science, is
studying toward the degree of
|master of public health.

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pharmacology: will be given by
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many varieties, in some it is
Seasonal, and in the more sen-.

the dental school sitive person the allergic maniis featuring children~s dentistry.| festations are so~ marty,

it is
som2 what permanent. The attacks are at any time of the:
year, lasting from a few minutes to several days.

Asthma is sometimes called a
disease of improving evelution,
as man becom?s more _intelligent and sensitive to his surroundirgs. As the new materials
are invented we will find that

as the old, New paints, plastics,
drugs, etc.

In seventy five percent of, the
well established cases of asthma
a careful study would bring out
phases of each of these affections in the same _ individual,
foods, woolers, silks, drinks, to
bacco, alcohol, dust, animals,
cosmétics, paper on the _ wall,
weeds, flowers, flour, nervous
jness, and number of other -allergic irritations.

The usual type of person is a
nervous and of a excitable, energetic, temperment, asthma _ is
found more so_ in the stocky,
strong, hearty individual, altho
there are exceptions in all cases.

The hereditary factor in most
cases is well marked, but is uncertain in pattern, often in families showing successful hypertension (high blood pressure), later rheumatism, and as_ these
these p2ter out the mOre marked allergic phenomerfal take
place and the sufferers are for
| tunate, they have out run the

more: serious cardiovascular insults that the human race is heir
too, they are singularly free.of infection of tuberculosis.

The diseaSe usually grows as
the sexual power wane with. age,
frequently the complication of

long seizures of asthma causes, |

emphysema, (stretching of the
lungs), chronic bronchitis, and
leaves lasting scars, So that improvement is more apparent theoretical: than: real.. Asthma is a
disease that is tiring to the individual, it wears the resistance,
takes all of the energy.

A. straight forward colorless
existence would often bring the
health back to a plaguéd individual, leaving off the fore mentiorred allergics if one could find
th? surroundings that would not
include jeny of the irritations.

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te Governor Frank J. Lausche.

~The public has a right te
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is being hoarded in Ohio~s packinghouses while our tables suffer for the want of it.

The letter charged the meat |:
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create shortages in advartce of
the coming Congréssional elections and the purpose wag to
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statesman, is the silence that now reigns in India. ~ After an inconsequential series of riots, things are séttling down in India;

and the noise we do not hear is the serious attempt of the Hindus and Moslems to get together. They are in a huddle. They
are about to realize that, they must be free together or be enslaved separately! Their. courses are plain and there is the

it will be farewell England i in India.

When Jinnah and hits Moslem League agrees to make
some compromise with Nehru and his Indian Congréss, things
are going to happen in [ndia and the said happenings will mean
the end-of British rule in India as well as in Egypt, Burma,
Palestine and Ireland. And so today the hopes for peace are
not centered: about the discussion tables of the United Nations
organization, but in India where Jinnah and Nehru are on the
verge of an agreement that will callenge the world rule of the
white man,

When we wish how soon ~this happy consummation may
transpire, we are wishing good for the British empire no less
than liberation for millions of oppressed people. What is
more, when Britain's stranglehold on its imperial possessions
will have been broken, this world will be on the road to peace
in a way it cannot approach today. The hypocrisy, the chicanery, the duplicity, the direful diplomacy, the blistering deceitfulness the enshrouded lies, the brazen resort to brute forces so
proficiently practiced by Great Britain breeds a justifiable distrust among the nations that make peace at present impossible.
Peace that is lasting ~is not being made in Paris and London and
Washington but in Calcutta and Bombay.

The propitious aspects of this whole colonial development
is that Negroes have a stake. The more freedom there is in
the world the more freedom will the Negro enjoy. It is quite
conceivable that the Negroid races will be the last liberated but
liberated they will be.
Roman empire, the power that is breaking the back of one of
the most blameworthy empires of history was..not., material
power ~but a: power of the spirit.

Herein lies a challenge to the Negroes of the United
States.
itual power is the extent to which our liberation will be postponed. Jesus had no armies and armadas but he defeated the
Roman empire. Gandhi has no armies and armadas but he is
about to break the back of the British empire. Is it not about
time for Negroes to dig in spiritually?

Gandhi never sang songs of hate, but he has about won his
point. Today Churchill is singing the ~dissolution blues~ for
the British empire when he says that the empire has shrunk to
about one-fourth its former size. Gandhi has wrought a miracle, he resorted to the more excellent way. Gandhi loved his
enemies!

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