The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
BabsOn Points Out Need of
Better Business Training

sors are talking about winning the
War" The state university pro-
fessors expect a World Federation
after World War II which will en-
able the L. S. TO disarm and live
in Peace for eyermore. The Anna
polls prof ssors teach that this is
goal 10 work for. but we will De
at least 100 years more in reaching
IL. They believe, in accordance
with the aforementioned hymn,
that Peace can come not through
treaties. leagues. or even the mill
tary. but only through the peoples
OF the world following Jesus teach
ings.
Our armed forces have definite
IDEAS as 10 "keeping-tnePeace'
after World War II. They claim
that either the English-speaking
peoples must police the world or
else that Germany must he turned
over to the Russians and Japan
turned over TO the Chinese. This
lines up with the subject OF that
Sunday morning sermon that
church people should be realistic
as we'll as idealistic; that business
men should, after the War, depend
for protection on armed forces rath-
er than on forced tariffs.
All Colleges Should Follow
Annapolis
wonder if the United States
would not be better off IL all edu-
Cational institutions would follow
the lead OF L. S. Naval Academy.
Nothing bombastic is taught there,
no glorification OF war Is apparent:
yea, not even nationalism per Sc is
talked about. Certainly, one hears
more OF lingo doctrines at a Ma
tional Chamber of Commerce con
yention.
An earnest effort is made TO teach
the fundame ntals of living. Most
OF all, the men are trained Know
ledge can be purchased: but habits
come only through training. disei-
pllne, and self control. These mid
| shipmen are taught that life always
has been a struggle and always
will be. To let any young people
I get the false idea that security
either national or personal-can Re
bought or legislated is wicked
crime, condemned by both God
and history.
When viii War II End?
Naturally, | tried 10 ascertain
from officers and others whom I
met their ideas as to the length 81
/ the War. The consensus OF opin-
! ion is that We will know nothing
definite until Christmas. II Ger
] many, during 1852, breaks through
/ to contact Japan, the War well may
last for five years more. If. on the
/ other hand, Germany is held back
at the Caucasus and compelled TO
go through another winter without
more oil, rubber, and other supplies,
/ the war well may end in 1913 Bat
! whenever ii ends, we will be liv-
ing in a different world end wise
are those businessmen, wage work.
ers. and investors who now change
! their Mans ACCORDINGLY.
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WATERTENDER DEAD
Detroit. Dec. 5-Watertender on
a Liberty boat which capsized Wed
nesday in Narragansett Bay on
NEWPORT, r. L., Donnie S. Harkins
is missing, the Navy announce
Friday, in releasing the names OF
Is missing or dead and two known
survivors. Harkins lived at III
Mack, Grand Rapids.
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SPORTS SHOW DROPPED
Lansing, Mich, Dec. 5-Friday
the State Conservation Department
reported that 1t was informed the
Grayling Winter Sports Carniva
will not be held again until the
war is over. The department said
c. B. Johnson, manager OF the car
nival association, had declared the
association would not seek to rent
the Crawling State Park until war
time transportation problems have
ended
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. direc
relief organization, easing along for
months with record low case loads
prepared today to absorb a major
portion OF the 11,131 persons who's,
sustenance will be cut off by Presi
dent Rooseyelts order wiping on
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