Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1946 — Page 11

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} vi Reine Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, | Democracy is at one disadvan-| strong everywhere. The church is| But in the main, there is a com-|radio and in the movies that the ments. Newspapers of the world are Many of them have little love for S H Honduras and Nicaragua. tage. Much of Latin’ America has|communism's most powerful and mon basis for what is happening. |United Nations was fighting for a|playing a larger part than ever|the United States and Britain asN 3 3 ’ The old order is changing rapidly | been living under something called}resourceful-enemy. , Why this year? Why not half a!way of life that had to do with before, EL world powers, But they ‘certainly silk and wool New revolutionary governments

mocracy of the aristocracy. Power- old order which has managed to| There are several important rea-|to totalitarianism, Nazism and|physicians, professors, students ind|may deny this because they are > their integrity in Venezuela, Haiti| dominate countries through genera- or 300 years or more. Throughout the war, the growing| Now, Latin America wants alas ‘government guests during the| It is the people from the bottom what test tubes PEOPLE NOW

ful families have continued to|dominate all phases of life for 200|sons why this is happening now. |Fascism. journalists visited the United States | threatened. and Bolivia. {tions of so-called democracy. The| Generalizations about Latin middle class has been subjected to greatdr share of these things about | war, Many of them came home| and middle classes who want the Today, the choice seems to be | people are tired of this, America are dangerous. Here are! tons of propaganda ‘from the United | which it has heard so much. This|with a determination to clean: up | changes. ing Clothes between democracy and commun-| Communism, also, is at a dis-[20 countries with widely varying| States and Britain. is an era when the light is thrown {and liberalize their own’ govern-

Copyright, 1048, by The Indianapolis Times veryone will have i ism. | advantage. The Catholic church is| problems. It learned in periodicals, from the on dictators and corrupt govern-| ments, and The Chicago Daily News, Ine. joler in the sume } iat Sh w=

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Latin America, a growing middle ted woods that . class is revolting against the old mpete with struc- order, added, and the The last year has produced a e will roll more flurry of violence and revolutions. are developing More are Sonng, us #4 Fasicd ill act as a super- Ca ] . I a is bodies,” he said, _'! : ; wa : ing, t 1e after-effects of : % § 0

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nmon stock, pay« $n its wayout of] lockholders of ree« : peonage to become has been declared Mr. Hill wage earning«— directors of the J, has grown by leaps and bounds duracturing Co. ing the war. Jobs producing war essentials paid good money. New local industries sprang up when imports from abroad stopped. The middle class grew numerically and gained more ground during the war than it had in the| last 20 years. New thousands | bought homes and sent their chil- | dren to schools.

Wants Graft Ended Now, they mean to hold what they have gained. They mean to expand it. Those who came up a

notch are fighting te keep from sinking back. This growing middle class wants honest governments that will build schools, roads, hospitals, sanitary sewers, rural lighting projects and water systems. It wants an end to graft. It wants leaders who will try to improve living standards for all classes, leaders who will not sell out. Inflation, approaching runaway proportions, is the immediate cause for many flareups. Those who have experienced better living are determined to keep price increases from nullifying their gains. And, in fighting for permanent betterment, they are centering their wrath on old-line politicians and small-time dictators, who have run most of Latin America for the past unprogressive generations, Further Revolts Predicted The people, undoubtedly, will win | ~—maybe not this year nor the next.

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